Colbert’s First TV Appearance After ‘Late Show’ Is On Public Access
Stephen Colbert made his first TV appearance after the finale of 'The Late Show' on a public access program called 'Only In Monroe.' He humorously reflected on his early days in television while hosting the show, which featured a small audience and quirky segments. Colbert's return to public access was marked by a blend of nostalgia and humor, showcasing his comedic style in a more intimate setting.
- ▪Stephen Colbert hosted a special edition of 'Only In Monroe' after the finale of 'The Late Show.'
- ▪He humorously referenced his first show in 2015, which aired from a public access station.
- ▪The episode featured a small audience and included quirky segments, maintaining Colbert's comedic style.
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BusinessMediaColbert’s First TV Appearance After ‘Late Show’ Is On Public AccessByRick Ellis,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. The global media business, from streaming to linear TVFollow AuthorMay 24, 2026, 03:08am EDT--:-- / --:--This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.Stephen Colbert, hosting a special edition of "Only In Monroe"Monroe Community Media, 2026At the beginning of Thursday’s Late Show finale, host Stephen Colbert cryptically made these comments: Tonight is our final broadcast from the Ed Sullivan Theater. “Though technically our first show in July of 2015 was from a public access station in Monroe, Michigan for an audience of 12 people.
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