Former Late Show host David Letterman is returning as one of Stephen Colbert's final guests. Colbert will also reunite with Jimmy Kimmel, John Oliver, Jimmy Fallon, and Seth Meyers. The series is set to end on May 21.

The late-night host called this guest his “white whale.”

Former President Barack Obama’s subtle jab against Donald Trump was delivered without even saying his name.

Stephen Colbert‘s guest lineup for the final two weeks of CBS’ “The Late Show” will showcase a lineup of heavy-hitting late-night talk show hosts. “The Late Show” will end on May 21, but before the final episode, Colbert will have a number of high-profile guests.

In the months since Colbert’s cancellation, the other late-night hosts have been advocates and allies for him. Right after it was announced that his show would end on the 2026 TV schedule, Jon Stewart went on a heated rant on The Daily Show, and in the weeks following the news, Jimmy Kimmel called out claims about why The Late Show was canceled.

Barack Obama appeared amid Stephen Colbert's final stretch of guests on 'The Late Show' before the program ends its three-decade run on May 21. The former president encouraged Colbert's tepid political ambitions.

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,