Today is the day. The Daily Show with Trevor Noah begins its first new chapter under the South African comedian, who is about to sit in a chair occupied for 16 years by a man many Americans came to love and cherish as a custodian of critical thinking and on-the-mark jokes. It was only December last year when Trevor Noah joined The Daily Show, sending a wave of positive news through a weary South Africa, drained from the drawn-out coverage of the Oscar Pistorius trial. Still a few months into the joy of that good news, the following February, Jon Stewart, after making his first feature film Rosewater, announced he’d be leaving the…
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