CBS Ends The Late Show After 11 Seasons
CBS concluded The Late Show with Stephen Colbert after 11 seasons. The network described the decision as financial. The host focused on farewells during the final broadcast.
NewsweekCBS ended The Late Show after 11 seasons on the air. The network said the move was a financial decision tied to declining economics of late-night television. The final episode featured performances by an all-star lineup. The host chose a non-political approach and avoided direct references to political figures.
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During the show the host interviewed Paul McCartney.
The conversation touched on the Beatles' 1964 U.S. television debut at the Ed Sullivan Theater. McCartney recalled the visit and the makeup session that followed. The host noted that bright orange makeup remains popular in certain circles.
Harris praised the host's ability to encourage curiosity and hope. Former first lady Hillary Clinton highlighted his wit and thoughtfulness. Former President Barack Obama thanked the host for reminding viewers of shared American values. The responses appeared on social media platforms.
A White House spokesperson described the host as a pathetic trainwreck with no talent and terrible ratings. The comment came before the final episode aired. A post on Truth Social called the host untalented and said any person off the street would perform better. The same post expressed relief that the show had concluded.
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