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Stephen Colbert Announces Final Date for CBS's Late Show
Stephen Colbert, the host of The Late Show on CBS, has announced that his show will end on May 21, 2025.
The show has been running for 33 years, and CBS decided to cancel it because it's becoming harder to make money from late-night TV.
Colbert said he will miss the people and the theater where the show is filmed.
He also mentioned that he won't be replaced, and this is the end of The Late Show on CBS.
The decision comes as more people watch shorter clips online instead of traditional TV shows, which affects advertising revenue.
Stephen Colbert announced the final date for The Late Show on CBS as May 21, 2025.
The show's cancellation is due to financial challenges in the late-night TV landscape.
Colbert expressed that he will miss the audience and the Ed Sullivan Theater the most.
The decision is not related to the show's performance or content but is purely financial.
The cancellation has sparked discussions about the future of other late-night talk shows.
- Who
- Stephen Colbert, CBS
- What
- Announcement of the final date for The Late Show
- Where
- New York City, Ed Sullivan Theater
- When
- Final episode on May 21, 2025
- Why
- Financial decision due to challenging late-night landscape
Key facts
- Host
- Stephen Colbert
- Show
- The Late Show
- Network
- CBS
- Final Episode Date
- May 21, 2025
- Reason for Cancellation
- Financial decision
- Show Duration
- 33 years
- Theater
- Ed Sullivan Theater
- Announcement Date
- July 2024
Quotes
Stephen Colbert
Host of 'The Late Show' on CBS
“Listen, you can do comedy in a lot of different places, [but] there's no place like the Ed Sullivan Theater. But it's really the people. That's really what I care about. That's really what I'm going to miss more than anything.”
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“Before we start the show, I want you to know something that I found out just last night. Next year will be our last season. The network will be ending The Late Show in May.”
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