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HISTORIC FAREWELL ON THE LATE SHOW — STEPHEN COLBERT WELCOMES PAUL MCCARTNEY 62 YEARS AFTER THE BEATLES’ LEGENDARY ED SULLIVAN THEATRE DEBUT In a jaw-dropping twist during the final episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the 62-year-old host was joined by none other than Beatles legend Paul McCartney, 83, for a moment that perfectly bridged decades of music history. The iconic scenario played out in a hilarious sketch, with Colbert pleading with a fake Pope Leo and improvising as cameos from Ryan Reynolds and other A-listers were already sent home. Just as he wondered aloud who his last guest would be, McCartney’s voice rang out from offstage — and the audience erupted in roaring applause as the pair embraced warmly

Stephen Colbert bid farewell to The Late Show after over a decade on the air – but not without an epic final guest. Half way through the last-ever episode, the 62-year-old host unexpectedly welcomed Beatles legend Paul McCartney, 83,...

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CBS, you’ll be remembered as the cowards you are… and Stephen, you’ll be remembered as the hero.” 🪑📺😱 That shocking line sent the studio into chaos as Stephen Colbert delivered what fans are calling the wildest and most emotional finale in late-night history. In his final monologue on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Colbert tore apart Hollywood-style goodbyes, rejected over-the-top celebrity sendoffs, and even stunned the crowd by pushing back against appearances from Bryan Cranston and Paul Rudd in a brutally awkward on-air moment. 😭🔥 But nothing compares to the instant Tim Meadows stormed the stage, screamed “SCREW YOU COLBERT,” grabbed Paul Rudd’s retirement bananas, and triggered absolute mayhem across social media. 🍌✨ Add in the bizarre “OnlyFans Tootsie Crisis,” mysterious South Carolina dolphin billboards, and a finale so chaotic viewers thought it had to be scripted, and you’ve got the internet’s most talked-about TV moment of the year

The entertainment world has been plunged into a ‘total meltdown’ as ‘unfiltered’ footage of Stephen Colbert’s historic final monologue at The Late Show goes viral on Friday, May 22, 2026. The ‘unbeatable’ late-night icon...