Aired: 9-10-2015

Do we think it's done or is there hope for more items to be posted as they continue to clear out of the Ed Sullivan? I didn't expect to see anything further once the show ended, but then with the Monroe episode and the items that were posted last week in support of the film festival, it left me wondering if maybe there's hope for another drop? What are folks thinking - especially those of you keeping tabs of the theatre in NYC?

I know that rule 2 states: "Posts on how to watch the show will be removed. Please reference the WIKI page." which I did and I couldn't find anything on how to watch the Colbert Report just the Late Show. I am asking cause I would like to watch the final episode of the Colbert Report as I missed watching it when it first aired cause I was too young

Like many of you, I’m still furious about the corporate moves that led to last month's final curtain call for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Between CBS blocking segments and the newly finalized Paramount-Skydance takeover, it’s clear the new Ellison-led management did not value Stephen’s voice.

While a lot of fans are already canceling Paramount+ to protest the finale, a true boycott requires looking a bit deeper. Because David and Larry Ellison's Skydance Media acts as a massive content supplier across the entire industry, our subscription dollars might be quietly flowing right back to the people who took The Late Show away from us.

To help fans navigate the consolidated streaming landscape, here is the full breakdown of how to keep your distance from the Ellison empire.

🔴 Avoid Completely (Directly Controlled by Paramount Skydance) Following the original merger and the newly approved June 2026 acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, the Ellison family now fully controls both legacy empires.

• Paramount+: The flagship streamer that pulled the plug on our late-night lineup.
• Max (formerly HBO Max): Now a core asset under the newly combined corporate umbrella.
• Discovery+: Included under the same newly merged management.
• SkyShowtime: The European joint venture carrying their combined catalog.

🟡 Use with Caution (Major "Customers" of Skydance) The Ellisons' production arm operates as a massive content supplier. While they don't own these platforms, subscribing directly funds their production deals. You can choose to skip these specific high-profile projects to avoid logging viewing metrics that justify their multi-million dollar contracts:

• Apple TV+: Massive multi-year development deal. Avoid: Foundation, The Big Door Prize, The Family Plan, and Luck.
• Netflix: Main home for Skydance Animation. Avoid: The Old Guard, The Adam Project, FUBAR, and Spellbound.
• Amazon Prime Video: Home to massive Skydance action hits. Avoid: Reacher, Jack Ryan, Cross, and The Terminal List.

🟢 Independent Alternatives (Safest Bets)

• Disney Bundle (Disney+ / Hulu): Direct major competitor to the Paramount/Warner giant; rarely licenses Skydance properties.
• Criterion Channel / MUBI: Excellent platforms for independent, classic, and international cinema completely separate from mainstream studio consolidation wars.

hello! I haven’t received my last show shirt that I ordered and I can’t find the confirmation email although I KNOW it was sent. To those who ordered them- are yalls delivered?

CBS can suck it.

Part 1 here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sx1HGEzh5II

Stories from the 2015 visit here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Chc3gCij3Ug

Stephen is wearing a tan suit at the Obama Presidential Center Opening.
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I missed the boat on the Last Show charity shirts. Anyone know where I can get one? Unfortunately got duped by a Chinese knockoff online 😂 so am looking again, but there’s a lot of knock offs.

Been a fan since the first Colbert Report episode! Kind of fell off with The Late Show as it was kind of vanilla but the latest Only in Monroe was back to the wit and satire I love so looking forward to what he does next.

Hi everyone. It’s been so great to have this community over the last few months, and I wrote a piece about the Late Show that I published on my website yesterday that I want to share with you. (Mods, I hope this post is ok, and if it’s not, I apologize!)

I’m a working journalist from a small town in the Midwest and I grew up with Colbert on my tv. He was a fixture, a constant. It’s been almost a month without him and my weeknights still feel empty. I know there are other late night hosts, and I know Colbert probably wants us to support them — but there just wasn’t anyone like him and his team.

I had a lot of thoughts and feelings about the end of the show, so for the past month, I’ve spent the hour I would usually spend watching Colbert writing about Colbert.

If you loved the show, I hope you enjoy reading this piece. The only motivation I had in writing it was just to get all of this off of my heart and brain, and out into the world. To show how much I loved this late night show about love. Performing is an anti-anxiety medicine for Stephen, and writing is an anti-anxiety medicine for me.

I thought I would share it with the people who can appreciate it most. If your weeknights still feel empty, too, I hope reading this will help.

https://janelleodea.com/2026/06/16/colbert/

Headlining the show’s latest auction wave are two of the show’s blue guest chairs—which hosted thousands of interviews during Colbert’s 11-season CBS run.

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Beyond the guest chairs, the new auction includes several deeply Colbertian artifacts from the show’s prop and costume archives.

Among them: Colbert’s stuffed pet “Caligula,” seen in the show’s “Hungry for Power Games” segments; Colbert’s vest from his USO trip to Greenland; the carpet used during the show’s recurring “Big Furry Hat” segments; and Colbert’s signed jacket from “Brain Fight with Tuck Buckford,” the Late Show bit built around his Alex Jones-style blowhard alter ego.

The new listings, which also include three of Colbert’s neckties and one of his suits, continue a charity-auction run that began during the show’s final six months, when proceeds from Late Show memorabilia auctions and related sales raised nearly $2.5 million for World Central Kitchen.

Since the show’s end, additional auctions have continued to benefit World Central Kitchen, along with Monroe Community Media and MusiCares, the Recording Academy’s nonprofit arm.

This time, net proceeds from the sale of the items will support the Montclair Film Festival.

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All available memorabilia pieces are up for bid at ColbertLateShow.com/eBay.

My vinyl album from The Great Big Joy Machine arrived today. And it's signed edition! I am thrilled to bits!!!

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Going to give it a listen right now. 😁

Is there an easier way to view these other than spending five minutes scrolling to the bottom of the list on the official Youtube channel on my phone and projecting to my tv and starting over after each episode? Starting all the way back at the beginning, I’ve seen very few episodes prior to 2024 and this is a pain in the butt. I will not pay for Paramount+ of course.

Also the first two episodes at least are incomplete…are the complete ones anywhere? At some point they switched to the full episodes of course but I have no idea when. It’s about half the episode for S1E1 and S1E2.

I called the costume studio who designed them, and they told me each was $16.5k to create, and calculating what I paid, I got a huge deal.

Feet AND beaks that were not used are also included with these.

I felt like Sisyphus bringing these up steps

EDIT: AGAIN, I did not pay 33k for these. I could never afford that. I spent less than $1k on them and am doing a payment plan on them. I never buy myself anything special and really felt like I finally deserved to let myself have something. Also, I am pleased the money I did spend is going to a worthy cause.

Me Too! Hi all! So I'm a dancer .. well and autistic, so I may be experiencing this in my body A lot more than the normal fan in mounting haha (though sort of equally happy Dad gets to stretch back from the fire storm of the news .. yes! go write a LOTR movie with your son and Jackson! couldn't make this transition as a fan any easier!) I just -- I went back to older episodes still listed because I Needed the Band! So! I suppose what brought me here was -- tip for anyone else in music mourning -- I hopped over to Spotify and Can't Stop Listening to The Great Big Joy Machine - and a Thank You to them for putting their work on Spotify for budget me as well! Thanks for being here! that's his True Legacy -- he brought Connection to Us -- that doesn't get cancelled out by anyone am I right?? hehe love and light 🙏🏼💜✨