What Colbert’s show ending means for the rest of late-night TV

The Washington Post·May 19

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The Late Show, hosted by Stephen Colbert, has ended, marking a significant change for late-night TV. The show's conclusion, which comes after 33 years of the franchise, has sparked discussion about its impact on the future of late-night television. The end of the show has been met with sadness and has raised questions about what's next for late-night TV on CBS and beyond.

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