The Late Show with Stephen Colbert premiered on CBS, marking Stephen Colbert's debut as host of the late-night talk show.
Stephen Colbert hosted the White House Correspondents' Dinner, bringing his late-night style and political satire to a high-profile event.
The Late Show began filming remotely from Stephen Colbert's home in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, adapting to new production challenges.
The Late Show returned to filming in the CBS studios with a live audience after filming remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The first episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert aired, establishing the show's tone, style, and its comedic and political commentary focus.
President Barack Obama appeared on the show, marking a historic moment for the program as it blended comedy and serious political discussion.
Stephen Colbert introduced the recurring comedic news segment 'Meanwhile,' which parodies current events and pop culture, becoming a staple of the show.
The show adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic by filming remotely without a live audience, showcasing Stephen Colbert broadcasting from home to maintain continuity and safety.
The show's house band, led by Jon Batiste, gained recognition for their musical performances closing each show, adding a lively and unique element to the program.
