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Jimmy Kimmel Gets Honest About Why He Feels Late Night Is ‘Being Poisoned’

The Late Show ’s cancellation was announced in July 2025, at which point CBS’ execs claimed the decision was made due to financial considerations.

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Jimmy Kimmel says late-night TV is being 'poisoned' after Stephen Colbert sign-off

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Donald Trump boasts about 'taking out' Stephen Colbert and targets other late-night TV hosts

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Jimmy Kimmel Gets Honest About Why He Feels Late Night Is ‘Being Poisoned’ As Stephen Colbert Signs Off

It’s become apparent that the late-night TV industry has seen some massive changes, and that point became even clearer when CBS canceled The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

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CBS Claims Byron Allen Replacing Stephen Colbert Will Turn $40 Million in Losses Into $15 Million Profit

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Awkward Star Wants Stephen Colbert to ‘Save PBS’ With New Talk Show

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John Oliver Calls Out Stephen Colbert’s Replacement After Insane Self-Debate: ‘Let’s See Byron Allen Do That’ | Video

Yes, really. It was a question that came up as Oliver made fun of a January 6th rioter, who was pardoned.

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Byron Allen vs. Stephen Colbert: Who has the bigger net worth?

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Stephen Colbert Fans Beg Him to ‘Save PBS’ With New Show in Viral Campaign

CBS Says Late Night Will Now Turn a $15 Million Profit After Byron Allen’s Time Buy

A network rep said that late night was "cost prohibitive" to keep programming itself. Allen's 'Comics Unleashed' debuted to 1.1 million viewers.

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Stephen Colbert 'The Late Show' series finale recap – Everything that happened

Stephen Colbert is officially signing off and ending his 11-year run on "The Late Show." Follow along for live updates from the show's series finale.

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NBC hits Late Night with Seth Meyers fans with some positive news

Here's what to expect from Late Night with Seth Meyers this week.

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How YouTube's First Late Night Show Is Both an Ode to and an Evolution of the Medium

Last Thursday, CBS aired the final episode of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert." This Thursday, the first-ever creator-led late night show premiered on YouTube. It's an almost too-on-the-nose example of what the future of this medium may look like.