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Stephen Colbert announces 'Late Show' will end on May 21

"The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" now has an end date — which also, incidentally, will mark the end of a franchise, end of an era, and end of an important part of CBS history: May 21.

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Stephen Colbert confirms May 21 as final episode of ‘The Late Show’

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Stephen Colbert's final day on 'The Late Show' revealed

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Stephen Colbert's Final ‘Late Show’ Episode Date Announced

Stephen Colbert has finally locked in the end of "The Late Show" ... with the curtain set to fall for good on May 21, closing out a CBS late-night run that’s lasted more than 30 years.

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Save The Dates: Colbert's End Date, Nikki Glaser Hulu Special, And More

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Stephen Colbert Reveals ‘The Late Show’ Final Date: ‘It Feels Real Now’

Stephen Colbert asks Seth Meyers for help landing “SNL” job after “Late Show ”ends: 'Is Lorne here?'

The "Late Show" host explained that he needs a new show because his wife Evie McGee-Colbert "will want me out of the house."

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Stephen Colbert's update on feeling 'not thrilled' about The Late Show's cancellation is even better with a truly epic spit-take

The end of The Late Show is starting to feel more real for Stephen Colbert.

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Stephen Colbert blasts Melania Trump's documentary ahead of opening weekend: 'Zero tickets sold'

The late-night comedian pointed out that there are "two 7:30 showings with exactly zero tickets purchased" in New York City, adding, "That must be heartbreaking for the first lady."

Stephen Colbert addresses rumors about running for office after show ends, says he will ‘consider’ options

Late-night host Stephen Colbert addresses rumors about his future as his show will end this year, including one rumor about seeking political office.

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Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel Take on FCC's New Equal Time Guidance: "I'm Flattered You Think Appearing on My Show Has the Power to Affect Politics"

The late night hosts suggested the move that appeared to be targeted at programs like 'The View,' 'Late Night With Seth Meyers,' 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' and 'The Late Show,' ending in four months, was less significant than it seemed in a fractured landscape and was more of an "attack on free speech.