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Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show' won its first Emmy for Outstanding Talk Series two months after CBS announced its cancellation, prompting applause and Colbert's humorous remarks about the show's future and his team.
Jimmy Kimmel has dismissed reports claiming Stephen Colbert's show was losing $40 million annually, criticizing the media's understanding of TV show finances. CBS announced the end of The Late Show with Colbert in 2026, citing financial reasons, amid speculation about political influences and industry dynamics. Trump publicly blamed Colbert's alleged lack of talent for his show's losses and predicted further late-night cancellations, prompting Kimmel to jokingly suggest he might be next.
Conan O'Brien predicts the end of traditional late-night television following CBS's cancellation of 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' in 2026, but remains optimistic about talented hosts like Colbert evolving into new formats. The cancellation, driven by financial reasons, signals a significant shift in the TV landscape, with some experts viewing it as CBS's definitive exit from the genre.
'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' is on summer hiatus with reruns scheduled for this week, returning with new episodes on September 2. CBS announced plans to end the Late Show franchise after the 2025-26 season, citing financial reasons amid political controversies and recent network disputes. Colbert continues to criticize political figures and hint at future job opportunities as his show approaches its conclusion.
Jimmy Kimmel displayed a billboard supporting Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show' for Emmy consideration amid CBS's cancellation of the show, highlighting industry solidarity and the show's significant Emmy nominations despite not winning any awards. The gesture underscores the challenges faced by traditional late-night programs and the broader media landscape.
David Letterman publicly criticized CBS's decision to cancel Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show,' sharing a montage of his own past show moments with a sarcastic caption, amid rumors and reactions following the show's announcement of its end after 10 years, which CBS attributed to financial reasons.
Stephen Colbert reacted to CBS's cancellation of 'The Late Show' with a fiery monologue criticizing the decision and addressing President Trump's social media jabs. Colbert, a long-time critic of Trump, expressed his intention to speak more freely until the show's end in May, and received support from fellow late-night hosts Jon Stewart and John Oliver. The article also covers reactions from other late-night personalities and the future of their shows.
Since CBS announced the cancellation of 'The Late Show,' numerous celebrities, politicians, and colleagues have expressed support for Stephen Colbert, citing his talent and criticizing the decision, which is believed to be driven by financial and political factors, including recent legal and merger issues involving CBS and Paramount.
Jimmy Fallon and other top comedians are set to support Stephen Colbert at 'The Late Show' after its cancellation by CBS, which was driven by financial losses and viewership decline, with Colbert's show ending in May 2026.