Modern Comedy Masters: From Colbert to Key & Peele

Stephen Colbert hosted 'The Colbert Report' from 2005 to 2014.

Key & Peele's sketch comedy series on Comedy Central was simply titled 'Key & Peele'.

Zach Galifianakis is known for his 'Between Two Ferns' web series, in which he interviews celebrities in an awkward and humorous manner.

Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein created the 'Portlandia' sketch comedy series, which satirizes the culture of Portland, Oregon.

Jon Stewart hosted 'The Daily Show' from 1999 to 2015, becoming one of the most influential political satirists of his time.

Derek Waters is known for his 'Drunk History' series, in which he interviews intoxicated people about historical events.

Andy Daly created the 'Review' series, in which he reviews various life experiences, such as skydiving, eating a live scorpion, and getting a tattoo.

Eric Andre is known for his 'The Eric Andre Show', a surreal and often chaotic sketch comedy series.

Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson created the 'Broad City' series, which follows the misadventures of two friends living in New York City.

Nathan Fielder is known for his 'Nathan for You' series, in which he helps struggling businesses with unconventional and often absurd marketing strategies.

Sarah Silverman created the 'The Sarah Silverman Program', a surreal and often controversial sketch comedy series.

Pete Holmes is known for his 'The Pete Holmes Show', a talk show that features a mix of comedy, music, and interviews.

Seth Meyers created the 'The Awesomes' series, an animated superhero comedy series.

Nick Kroll is known for his 'The Kroll Show', a sketch comedy series that features a variety of eccentric characters.

Mindy Kaling created the 'The Mindy Project' series, a romantic comedy series about a successful OB/GYN.