Stephen Colbert Marx is the tenth anniversary of the late offer amid cancellation

Stephen Colbert Paraman’s teacher and Mitter celebrated on Monday September 8, who was like his tenth year as a host of his recent release Late offer.

Colbert to open On Monday episode of the CBS dialogue program with a cold championship Julian Moore. The Oscar winner played his wife in a comic play in which the comedian who dreamed of being a host of the Dialogue Dialogue Network has mocked late at night over the past ten years.

“This is a long time,” Moore, 64, said, “I thought it would be longer,” Moore, 64, said. Late offer‘s Shocking cancellation In July.

He has Opening monologueColbert, 61, did not withdraw any punches as he addressed Late offerAnnual anniversary and its imminent abolition.

“Of course, every memory has a traditional gift,” he said. “The first anniversary is the paper, the fifth anniversary is wood, and the tenth anniversary is the cancellation. Thank you, (CBS PATER Company) Paramount, for remembering!”

“He doesn’t seem to be 10 years old – except for what I feel and how I look.”

Later in the show, the comedian actor I looked back On selected memories of a period of 10 years, including interviewing Jeep Bush In the first episode of its embodiment Late offer.

For the past two years, he mocked, “2024, something happened, you don’t want to talk about it. 2025, also you don’t want to talk about it for a related reason.”

Colbert She announced the cancellation From his famous offer late at night during the July 17 registration.

“Before we start the show, I want to tell you something I discovered only last night,” he said. Next year will be the last season, the network (CBS) will end Late offer in May.”

As the studio fans shouted, Colbert said, “I share your feelings. It is not just the end of our show, but it is the end Late offer On CBS. It is not replaced. That’s just everything. I want to say that people in CBS were great partners … and I am grateful to the public, you, who joined us every night, here, there, and all over the world. “

In a statement at the time, Paramount said that her decision to cancel the offer was “financially” and not “and not” associated with any way to perform the presentation, content or other things that occur in Paramount “.

Late offer It was originally launched in 1993 with David LitrmanWho moved from NBC’s Late at night To launch his own dialogue program to compete with him Jay Lino‘s Tonight.