Last night, Jon Stewart signed off on his last episode of The Daily Show. As I said yesterday, he’s been over it for a few years and it’s probably a good thing that he’s leaving at the point in his career where he can be remembered fondly. You know what I mean? He didn’t leave because of scandal, he didn’t leave because he made some tragic, offensive comment on air. He left because he was tired of dealing with political bulls—t day in and day out and he left because he was tired of being one of the few people calling out the bulls—t.

For Jon’s final night, there was no “celebrity guest” to interview. Instead, all of the comedians who have ever worked for The Daily Show came back to do cameos as correspondents. Every single person who ever had their career championed by Jon, every single person who left TDS for bigger and better things, they all came out to honor him on his last day. Rob Riggle, Ed Helms, the Corddry brothers, Samantha Bee, Nancy Walls, Olivia Munn, Kristen Schall, Steve Carell, John Oliver, Wyatt Cenac (!!!!!), Larry Wilmore and so many more. The final “correspondant” to come out was, of course, Stephen Colbert. And he was the one who made Jon Stewart cry, because of course.

I love what Colbert said to Jon and that Jon wasn’t really prepared for it. After all of the correspondents said goodbye, Jon did a segment on the people working behind the scenes at TDS. Then he did a segment on what he learned, “Three Different Kinds of Bulls—t.” Comedy Central didn’t bleep this, so it’s NSFW-ish because he says “bullsh-t” about a million times. Then he said goodbye. Goodbye, Jersey Boy!!

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