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It’s the end of an era, because The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on CBS has ben canceled. And to be clear, no, Stephen’s not being replaced—the entire late night show has been axed.

While the circumstances around The Late Show's cancellation are suspect, there's no denying it's reflective of larger changes to the traditional TV landscape.

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Stephen Colbert continues to receive support from fellow late-night hosts following the bombshell news that CBS will be ending The Late Show after the upcoming 2025-26 season.