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The late night TV lineup is getting a stunning shaking this year.
Of canceling The late show with Stephen Colbert to abc suddenly draw Jimmy Kimmel off the skyIt has been a time of excitement for comedy programs during the week.
Here are the latest shifts in the late night landscape 2025:
Stephen Colbert Cancel
On July 17, the dear host surprised viewers when he announced that his CBS show expires in May 2026.
“Next year will be our last season, the network will expire The late show In May, ”Colbert, 61, said by air.
When the Boo studio audience started, he noted, “I share your feelings.”
“It’s not just the end of our show but end The late show on CBS. I’m not replaced, ”he said.” This is all going away. I want to say that the people in CBS have been great partners. … And I’m grateful to the audience, you, who have joined us every night, in here, out there, and all over the world. “
Following the news, CBS issued a statement claiming the decision was “financial” and unrelated “in any way to the performance, content or other issues of the show taking place in Paramount.”
Kimmel Publicly supported ColbertWrite through his Instagram story, “F *** you and your sheldons CBS.”
And over the summer, Andy Cohen – Who maintains Watch what happens alive On Bravo – pressing on the cancellation.
The late show Wins emmy
Colbert and his team defeated at the Emmy 2025 Awards on Sunday, September 14, scoring the end Award for excellent talking series For the first time after several nominations over the last decade.
The crowd sang Colbert’s name as he took the stage to receive the trophy.
“Sometimes, just so much you love something you miss when you get a sense that you could be missing,” he said in his speech. “Ten years later, in September 2025, my friends, I have never loved my country more dire. The blessing of God America. Stay strong, be brave, and if the elevator tries to bring you down, go crazy and punch a higher floor!”
Talking to Weekly US and other backstage outlets in the Emmys, the comedian said he intends to focus on The late show For now.
“I love what we do, and I want to go to work on Tuesday and for the next nine months with these people and work hard but have fun,” said Colbert. “We do the show together; we make the show for each other every day. And then I have the privilege and responsibility that day to share with the audience what we did. And I love it, and I know it’s coming to the end in May, but I’m going to smell every day of it. I want to land this aircraft.”
ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel off the sky
The network was amazed at Kimmel fans when tensile Jimmy Kimmel alive! Following backs over his recent comments about the recent Charlie Kirk.
“Jimmy Kimmel Live will be saved in advance indefinitely,” a spokesman for ABC confirmed Us on Wednesday, September 17.
ABC movement came after Nexstar Media, which owns several TV stations, threatened to eliminate Kimmel from its late night schedule. The company said Diversity In a statement that its “partner TV stations and partner associated with ABC TV network will be Preempt Jimmy Kimmel alive! For the predictable future, starting with the show tonight. “
Kimmel, 57, Headers made For comments he made during Monday, September 15 where he spoke about Tyler Robinsonaccused of shooting and killing Kirk, a Conservative commentator, during the September 10 speaking engagement at the University of Utah.
“The Gang Maga (is) desperately tries to characterize this child who murdered Charlie Kirk like anything other than one of them and did everything they can to score political points of him,” said Kimmel during his talking show. “Between the fingers pointing, there was grief.”
Before his monologue took Kimmel to Instagram and condemned gun violence as a result of Kirk’s death.
“Instead of pointing an angry finger, can we for one day agree that it is horrific and offensive to shoot another human?” He wrote. “On behalf of my family, we send love to the Kirks and to all the children, parents and innocent who suffer to senseless gun violence.”
