When he left SNL, his popularity dipped, and for much of the mid-'90s, he had difficulty landing movie roles; when he did, no one went to the movies. Rock began concentrating on his stand-up work again, and by the release of his second album, Roll With the New, he had become one of the most popular and best-reviewed comedians in America. He has been in stand-up comedy for over twelve years. Rock served as the sole presidential campaign correspondent for Comedy Central's acclaimed Politically Incorrect, logging humorous and sometimes sardonic reports from the primary campaign trail to both the Democratic and Republican Conventions and election night. This provided a forum for Rock to convey his observations and insights in what shaped up to be a memorable election year indeed. Chris is now the star of the highly successful HBO show Save to Talent Cart