Stephen Colbert Teases ‘Late Show’ Finale & Reflects On The End: “It’s Getting Much Realer”
Stephen Colbert is preparing to say goodbye to late-night television as The Late Show concludes its run on CBS. Reflecting on the end of his 11-year tenure, he noted that this finale feels different since it wasn't a date he chose. Colbert expressed appreciation for his time in the Ed Sullivan Theater and the unique experiences he had while hosting the show.
- ▪Stephen Colbert's The Late Show is ending after 11 years on CBS.
- ▪Colbert mentioned that the finale date was not his choice, making it a different experience compared to his previous show.
- ▪He emphasized the importance of cherishing each moment as the end approaches.
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Stephen Colbert CBS Stephen Colbert is saying goodbye to late-night as The Late Show ends its run on CBS. The comedian will complete an 11-year tenure on Thursday, May 21, and ahead of the finale, he teased what audiences can expect. “With The Colbert Report, I knew how I wanted it to end because, well, I picked the date,” Colbert said in an interview with People about ending his Comedy Central show. Related Stories Late Night TV Andy Cohen Gives Stephen Colbert Shoutout On Final Week Of ‘The Late Show’: “Where Else Can We Turn For The Unique Perspective Of The Straight White Male?” Late Night TV ‘Late Show With Stephen Colbert’ Sets Final Week Guests: Jon Stewart, Steven Spielberg, Bruce Springsteen & More He continued, “I remember I went to my assistant Amy Cole and I said, ‘Amy, what’s…
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