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David Letterman blasts ‘lying weasels’ CBS

David Letterman to Return to ‘Late Show’ After Blasting CBS as ‘Lying Weasels’

Letterman, 79, will join Colbert, 61, on May 14, CBS announced. His upcoming appearance will be just his second since handing over The Late Show desk to Colbert in 2015. His last appearance in 2023 was a ratings boon for the show during the writers’ strike.

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David Letterman blasts ‘lying weasels’ CBS as Colbert nears ‘Late Show’ finale

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David Letterman Brands CBS 'Lying Weasels' Over Late Show Cancelation

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Stephen Colbert Names 1 Guest He’s Still Desperate To Get On His Show Before It Ends

The host of “The Late Show” told the Hollywood Reporter in an interview published Wednesday that there is still one dream guest he’s “desperate” to get on his show before its final episode on Thursday...

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Stephen Colbert reveals his dream final Late Show guest: 'My white whale'

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Stephen Colbert Revealed The Surprisingly Funny Texts He Got From Jon Stewart And Jimmy Kimmel After His Show Got Canceled

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Paul Shaffer, David Letterman reunite at Netflix event with John Mulaney

Mulaney made the most of his time on the Montalban stage by praising comedian Robby Hoffman, teasing a return to 'Everybody's in LA' and trashing the Michael Jackson biopic: "It looks like dog shit."

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Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, John Oliver, Seth Meyers, & David Letterman to Appear on ‘Late Show’

Stephen Colbert's late-night show is set to air its final episode on May 21.

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Stephen Colbert to Host Letterman, Kimmel, Meyers, Fallon as Late Show Ends

As “The Late Show” winds down following last year’s announcement of its cancellation, Stephen Colbert has set an all-star lineup of late-night hosts as some of his final guests. On May 11, Colbert will interview Jimmy Fallon,

Martin Short Performs Raunchy Tune With Paul Shaffer During David Letterman’s Netflix Event

Letterman, Short and Shaffer recreated their ‘Late Show’ magic while discussing breakthroughs, failures, and family tragedy: “I'm very sorry for your loss, and I’m so happy you could be here with us tonight.