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Seth Meyers Describes ‘The Late Show’ Ending as a ‘Very Sad Week for Television in America’

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All three left-leaning outlets—Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter, and Rolling Stone—focus on the emotional impact of the show's conclusion, emphasizing sentiments expressed by Meyers and highlighting the celebrity guests. However, Deadline…
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Seth Meyers Describes ‘The Late Show’ Ending as a ‘Very Sad Week for Television in America’
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Seth Meyers expressed his sadness over the cancellation of The Late Show, calling it a 'very sad week for television in America.' He highlighted the impact of losing a colleague and a time slot, emphasizing the excitement of late-night hosting. Meyers also shared optimism for Stephen Colbert's future projects, including co-writing a screenplay for a new Lord of the Rings film.

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