CBS has released a four-minute-long tribute to the final season of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, created as an FYC ad for the upcoming Emmy Awards. The opening scene features Stephen Colbert announcing that his show would be ending in 10 months. The reason for the show’s ending is not explored in the video. Instead, the rest of the tribute celebrates the final 10 months of Colbert’s star-studded run, emphasizing the comedy and not so much the politics.
The tribute does feature a brief appearance by Laura Benanti as Melania Trump. The Late Show received nine nominations for the 2026 Emmy Awards, which will take place on September 14th.
Emmy Nominations and Final Episode Review
The 2026 Emmy Awards will recognize the outstanding work of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert with nine nominations. The final episode of the show was often joyful, and a review of the episode can be found on Consequence.
The tribute video is available to watch, showcasing the final 10 months of Stephen Colbert‘s time on The Late Show. The video highlights the comedy and star-studded guests that appeared on the show during its final season.
In conclusion, the tribute to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is a celebration of the show’s final season and its many accomplishments. With nine Emmy nominations, The Late Show is sure to be recognized for its outstanding work. The final episode of the show was a joyful conclusion to Stephen Colbert‘s time on the program, and the tribute video is a great way to look back on the show’s final 10 months.
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