Stephen Colbert’s run as host of The Late Show will come to a close in May 2026, CBS announced Thursday, ending a decade-long stretch that redefined political satire on late-night television. The network framed the decision as “purely financial” amid a challenging economic landscape for broadcast media. CBS will air new episodes through the end of the 2025-2026 season, but confirmed it will not replace Colbert or continue The Late Show under a new host. The show, originally launched by David Letterman in 1993, has remained a cornerstone of CBS’s lineup and led its time slot for nine consecutive seasons.
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