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Stephen Colbert announced on Late Night With Seth Meyers that May 21, 2026 will be the final episode of The Late Show at the Ed Sullivan Theater, with Seth Meyers planning to attend for Colbert’s farewell. Colbert joked about aiming to book Pope Leo XIV as a dream guest before the finale, riffing on his Chicago Catholic background and past Vatican-related bits.
Stephen Colbert revealed that The Late Show will air its final episode on May 21, ending CBS's long-running late-night franchise after more than 30 years; he announced the date during an appearance on Seth Meyers's show, noting the cancellation is a financial decision by CBS, not a reflection on the show's performance, amid broader Paramount deals and public reaction.
Stephen Colbert confirmed that The Late Show will air its final episode on May 21, 2026, with CBS citing about $40 million in annual losses; critics suspect political motives behind the cancellation, while fans react with sadness and hope he moves on to another project after the show’s long CBS run dating back to 1993.
Stephen Colbert has revealed that The Late Show will end on May 21, 2026, wrapping a 33-year CBS late-night run. CBS described the cancellation as a financial decision, and Colbert expressed gratitude to CBS, the audience, and his team as the show prepares its final episodes.
Bowen Yang's final 'SNL' appearance, hosted by Ariana Grande with Cher as musical guest, drew the show's highest viewership in over a year with 5.4 million viewers, marking a significant ratings boost and a notable farewell for Yang, who was the show's first Asian cast member.
Bowen Yang's final SNL episode featured emotional farewells, holiday sketches, Ariana Grande as host, and special appearances, culminating in a heartfelt goodbye that highlighted his versatile comedy talent.
The final episode of BBC One's The Celebrity Traitors was accidentally uploaded early by overseas broadcasters, briefly available to Canadian viewers before removal. The BBC urges fans to avoid spoilers as the show, currently the most-watched of the year, concludes with a 70-minute finale and a special reaction show.
Marc Maron's long-running 'WTF' podcast concluded with a special episode featuring former President Barack Obama, where they discussed the podcast's legacy, navigating the world with grace, and Obama's post-presidency life, highlighting themes of reflection, decency, and new beginnings.
Marc Maron concluded his 16-year podcast 'WTF' with a final episode featuring former President Barack Obama, reflecting on his career and life transitions, and emphasizing the importance of taking time to reflect before moving on to new chapters.
Barack Obama returned to Marc Maron's 'WTF' podcast for its final episode after 16 years, sharing insights on moving on from major life roles and reflecting on the show's impact, with Maron expressing gratitude and marking the end of a significant media journey.
Marc Maron announced that his popular 'WTF' podcast will end in the fall after 16 years, citing burnout and a desire to conclude on their own terms. The show, which started in a garage and became a major platform for interviews with celebrities and icons, will have its final episode sometime in the fall, with Maron planning new projects including a TV show, a documentary, and a comedy special.
Ncuti Gatwa has concluded his role as the Doctor in the latest season finale of Doctor Who, where he faced the Rani and made a heroic sacrifice. His portrayal has been highly acclaimed, earning awards and global praise. Gatwa's departure was marked by emotional farewell comments, and the episode ended with the surprise return of Billie Piper as Rose Tyler, hinting at new story possibilities. The series continues to be popular on BBC iPlayer and Disney+.
"Curb Your Enthusiasm," the iconic TV series starring Larry David, is set to air its final episode after 12 seasons and 24 years on HBO. The show, known for its portrayal of American manners through the antics of the wild and monomaniacal Larry, presents a unique and uncouth yet thematically controlled perspective on societal norms. As the series comes to a close, it leaves behind a legacy as a bold and unapologetic portrayal of the American id at odds with its puritanical superego.
Sam Waterston bid farewell to his iconic role as Jack McCoy on "Law & Order" after 30 years, with his final episode titled "Last Dance." The episode sees McCoy resigning as district attorney due to corruption in city leadership, paving the way for a new DA played by Tony Goldwyn. Waterston, 83, expressed that he won't be returning to the show but is not retiring from acting altogether. He joined a cast of newcomers in the series' return and reflected on the emotional experience of revisiting the familiar set.
After over 400 episodes, Sam Waterston's character, Manhattan DA Jack McCoy, made his final appearance on "Law & Order" in a dramatic courtroom showdown before resigning. Waterston's departure was announced earlier this month, and he will be replaced by Tony Goldwyn. In his swan song episode, McCoy takes on a high-profile case involving a tech billionaire and ultimately resigns due to political pressure, leaving behind a legacy of integrity.