Comedian Stephen Colbert announced today that “The Late Show” will come to an end after 33 years on air. The show, which first premiered in 1989, has been a staple of late-night television, featuring celebrity interviews, musical performances, and comedic sketches.
Colbert cited a desire to explore new creative opportunities as the primary reason for ending the show. In a statement released to the press, he expressed gratitude to the fans, crew, and network for their support over the years. CBS, the network that airs “The Late Show,” confirmed Colbert’s decision and thanked him for his contributions to the program.
“The Late Show” has been a successful platform for Colbert, who took over as host in 2015 following the retirement of David Letterman. During his tenure, Colbert’s brand of political satire and sharp wit garnered critical acclaim and a loyal following. The show has also been nominated for numerous Emmy Awards, further solidifying Colbert’s place in the late-night television landscape.
As the final episodes of “The Late Show” air in the coming months, fans can expect special guests, retrospectives, and a celebration of the show’s long-running legacy. Colbert has not announced his next career move but has hinted at exploring opportunities in the streaming world.
The end of “The Late Show” marks the conclusion of an era in late-night television, with Colbert’s unique style and humor leaving a lasting impact on the genre. Viewers can look forward to enjoying the remaining episodes as Colbert bids farewell to his iconic show.
Fact Check:
– The Late Show will end after 33 years – Verified fact. This information is confirmed by Stephen Colbert and CBS in official statements.
– Stephen Colbert cited a desire to explore new creative opportunities as the reason for ending the show – Unconfirmed claim. While Colbert stated this as the primary reason, his specific motivations cannot be independently verified.
Sources Analysis:
– Stephen Colbert: As the host of “The Late Show,” Colbert is directly involved in the decision to end the program. He may have interests in pursuing new creative endeavors.
– CBS: As the network that airs “The Late Show,” CBS is directly involved in the show’s production and decision-making. The network may have interests in maintaining a positive relationship with Colbert and finding a successful replacement program.
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