Hi everyone! Hope this is okay to post! I am looking for a clip from the outro from September 27, 2016. I know it’s been 10 years, but I’m in this clip 3 people away from Colbert in the audience when he did his outro and I’m trying to find it for my mom again. I don’t have Paramount+ and I don’t know where to find full episodes (don’t even know if they have full episodes on Paramount+ either) so I figured, if there’s a community that could help me find it, it would be you guys on Reddit!

In case there was any doubt.

A friend worked on the show, it didn’t fit her. Lucky me.

Late Show with Stephen Colbert set at Chicago's Museum of Broadcast Communications: The desk from the August 2024 Chicago broadcast is ready for you!

I'm just curious how the Late Show cancelation has affected local news ratings and the like for affiliates (particularly how CBS Mornings has been performing, given that turning off the TV during/after late night *might * still affect morning-show numbers).

I've been subscribed to ColbertLateShow on Youtube in support of Stephen and the show staff... but I'm assuming now that the show's over, any revenue the channel makes is just going to go to the CBS/Paramount company, right? Does anybody know for certain?

I'm looking for a presentation from Karen Olivo and Aaron Tveit performing ‘Your Song’ From Moulin Rouge in the Late Show. I had in my youtube playlist but it's gone. Is CBS deleting videos from the youtube channel? I can't find another one from Dear Evan Hansen,

Keith Carne from We Are Scientists shared his experience playing on both Late Night with David Letterman and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

He said playing Colbert was definitely better because the crew was much nicer and Stephen Colbert wanted to create a welcoming culture for everyone. On Letterman he felt lost and didn’t know where to go. He also mentioned Colbert’s dressing rooms were much nicer.

Keith talked about how playing late night television boosted his confidence as a musician. He also called the cancellation of Colbert’s show unfair due to politics (at 28:48).

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?