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Stephen Colbert signs off Late Show for good

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Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' exit marks the death of the good celebrity interview

Andrew Garfield was trying to promote his new movie when Stephen Colbert made him cry on national television.

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Was the pope Colbert's last interview? 'Late Show' gags audience

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Stephen Colbert Says CBS May Have ‘Saved My Life’ by Canceling ‘The Late Show’

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‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ comes to an end with final taping

'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' comes to an end with final taping

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Stephen Colbert turns final ‘Late Show' into a surreal rebuke of corporate America

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Watch: Paul McCartney joins Stephen Colbert for 'Late Show' finale

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‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ finale’s biggest moments

Colbert explained that, while he did consider having a “huge special” finale, he and his team realized that “every episode is special.”

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Stephen Colbert Sings Duet With Surprise, Full Circle Guest on Show Finale After Cancellation

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Stephen Colbert Trots Out A-Listers to Say Farewell to 'The Late Show'

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Stephen Colbert Ends ‘Late Show’ With “Normal,” Star-Studded Episode, Joking the Pope “Canceled”

The long-running CBS late night franchise came to an end with what the host called a "normal" broadcast, but the surreal, Easter egg-filled program was stuffed with bold-faced names, with one key exception.

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Paul McCartney Interview on ‘Late Show’ Gets Interrupted by Giant Wormhole

Paul McCartney was Stephen Colbert's final guest on 'The Late Show' Thursday night before things took a surreal turn.

'The Late Show' Finale Became A Star-Studded Affair For Stephen Colbert's Farewell

The “Late Show” finale also featured appearances from Jon Stewart, Andy Cohen, Elijah Wood, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Elvis Costello and former musical director Jon Baptiste. Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, John Oliver and Seth Meyers stopped by as well to celebrate their fellow late-night host as he said goodbye — or “see you later,” as Colbert put it.

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Hello, Goodbye: Paul McCartney turns off the lights on 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert '

Back in 1964, Paul McCartney played The Ed Sullivan Show with The Beatles. And on Thursday night, he returned to the same venue to turn out the lights on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

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Colbert's Long Farewell Was a Funeral for the Collective Culture of Late Night

Odd and epic and bittersweet, Thursday's 'Late Show' finale was the capstone of a farewell extravaganza that had been unfolding for weeks