Stephen Colbert wrapped up "The Late Show" last week after alleged pressure from President Donald Trump on his parent network, but his replacement isn't exactly filling the gap, according to new reporting.

Stephen Colbert’s cancellation was political. But the brilliance of his shows also belonged to the writers, producers, and staff.

After 33 years on the air, with 11 of those hosted by Stephen Colbert, CBS’s “The Late Show” has officially come to an end.

The comedian recalled the moment he learned he was a model's "hall pass" during an episode of "Strike Force Five Returns to Celebrate Stephen Colbert."

We were going around the table once at dinner with some friends of mine, and this guy’s going like, ‘So, who's your hall pass?’ Whatever like that,” Colbert said. “And the guy next to me, a friend, goes,