Stephen Colbert joined by Sir Paul McCartney for The Late Show finale
Summary
Stephen Colbert ended The Late Show after 11 seasons with a final episode featuring musician Sir Paul McCartney as his last guest. The show closed its 33-year run with a musical performance and tributes from fans and celebrity guests.Key Facts
- The Late Show ended after 33 years, with Colbert hosting for 11 seasons.
- CBS announced the show’s cancellation in July of the previous year.
- Sir Paul McCartney appeared on the final episode and performed "Hello, Goodbye."
- Colbert and McCartney talked about The Beatles’ history at the Ed Sullivan Theater and touring the US.
- Many celebrities like Bryan Cranston, Paul Rudd, and Ryan Reynolds appeared but were not the final guest.
- David Letterman, the previous host, and other famous entertainers also paid tribute before the show ended.
- Fans gathered outside the theater to say goodbye and show appreciation for Colbert.
- Colbert opened the final show with a normal monologue, avoiding a special farewell tone.
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