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The Daily Show is capitalizing on March Madness frenzy with a bracket of its own. On its Thursday edition, the Comedy Central show launched what it's calling "Third Month Mania," a competition that lets show fans vote on what makes them the angriest.
Like the NCAA tournament, The Daily Show's bracket has four "regions": people, issues, tech and "everyday shit," which includes contenders like "guac is extra," sports scores vs. "our inevitable deaths," traffic, "weird smell," and "How the f— do you open this?"
The people bracket, which correspondents Roy Wood Jr. and Hasan Minhaj broke down on Thursday night's show, includes match-ups between Bill Cosby and Martin Shkreli. Frustrating issues include serious topics like global warming, police brutality and government surveillance to entertainment-inspired sources of frustration, like the Steven Avery verdict and the Adnan Syed verdict.
