Stephen Colbert On Truthiness

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Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ comes to an ironic end

Next Thursday night, CBS will air Stephen Colbert’s final episode of “The Late Show.”

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CBS killed 'The Late Show,' but Colbert gets the last laugh | Opinion

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Colbert's last episodes: What happened on 'The Late Show' last night

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Stephen Colbert to Host Wrap Party Following Final ‘Late Show’ Taping With ‘Fired and Festive’ Dress Code (EXCLUSIVE)

Stephen Colbert ’s time with “The Late Show” won’t end when the final episode tapes at the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City on Thursday.

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Everything We Know About Stephen Colbert’s Final Week Of ‘The Late Show’

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Colbert heads into his final ‘Late Show’ week with gratitude — and plenty of CBS jokes

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Stephen Colbert shares the Late Show field pieces too bad to air

The host kicked things off last night with an episode dubbed “The Worst Of The Late Show,” which cataloged exactly what it sounds like it would catalog.

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Stephen Colbert shares the worst part of leaving the “Late Show” set: 'Breaks my heart'

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Stephen Colbert shares the Hillary Clinton joke that never made it to air as he kicks off final week of shows

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For 20 years, Stephen Colbert distinguished truth from truthiness

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert ends on Thursday. Here's how he has evolved to meet the moment.

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Colbert’s ‘Truthiness’ Lives On in ‘The Late Show’

When Stephen Colbert occasionally revives his conservative pundit alter ego on “The Late Show,” the character immediately launches into confident political analysis. His arguments sound bold and authoritative, but very obviously fall apart about ...

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5 reasons Stephen Colbert is one of the most important satirists in American history

Stephen Colbert’s final episode as host of “The Late Show” on May 21, 2026, won’t mark the end of his career. But as a scholar of political satire, I think it offers a chance to reflect on the lasting impact of his comedy,

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Stephen Colbert embodies Hollywood’s partisan self-destruction

Jon Stewart helped crush CNN’s “Crossfire” in 2004, telling the hosts that their angry rhetoric was “hurting America.” Two decades later, Stewart’s protégé, Stephen Colbert, did just that with a combination of “fake news,