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Jon Stewart Celebrates Stephen Colbert as ‘Late Show’ Ends: ‘Don’t Confuse Cancellation With Failure’

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Coverage varies in emphasis, with TheWrap focusing on the camaraderie and shared experiences of Stewart and Colbert, while both Variety and Rolling Stone highlight Stewart's message about the distinction between cancellation and failure.…
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Jon Stewart Celebrates Stephen Colbert as ‘Late Show’ Ends: ‘Don’t Confuse Cancellation With Failure’
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Jon Stewart paid tribute to Stephen Colbert as The Late Show comes to an end. During their conversation, Stewart humorously reflected on aging and shared insights about the cancellation of the show. He emphasized the importance of not confusing cancellation with failure, a lesson he learned from David Letterman.

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