The Late Show with Stephen Colbert

September. 08,2015      TV-PG
Rating:
7.2
Trailer Synopsis

Stephen Colbert brings his signature satire and comedy to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the #1 show in late night, where he talks with an eclectic mix of guests about what is new and relevant in the worlds of politics, entertainment, business, music, technology, and more. Featuring bandleader Jon Batiste with his band Stay Human, the Emmy Award-nominated show is broadcast from the historic Ed Sullivan Theater. Stephen Colbert, Chris Licht, Tom Purcell, and Jon Stewart are executive producers. Barry Julien and Denise Rehrig serve as co-executive producers.must watch

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Seasons 9 : 2023

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Episode 1 - 10/2/23 (Neil deGrasse Tyson, Louis Cato)
October. 02,2023

Stephen welcomes astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and a musical performance by Louis Cato.

Episode 2 - 10/3/23 (John Oliver, boygenius)
October. 03,2023

Stephen welcomes TV host John Oliver and a musical performance by boygenius.

Episode 3 - 10/4/23 (Anderson Cooper, Japanese Breakfast)
October. 04,2023

Stephen welcomes journalist Anderson Cooper and a musical performance by Japanese Breakfast.

Episode 4 - 10/5/23 (Bob Odenkirk, Fortune Feimster)
October. 05,2023

Stephen welcomes actor Bob Odenkirk and comedian Fortune Feimster.

Episode 5 - 10/9/23 (Arnold Schwarzenegger, Metric)
October. 09,2023

Stephen welcomes actor Arnold Schwarzenegger and a performance by Metric.

Episode 6 - 10/10/23 (Kerry Washington, Maxwell Frost)
October. 10,2023

Stephen welcomes actress Kerry Washington and US Representative Maxwell Frost.

Episode 7 - 10/11/23 (John Fetterman, Melissa Villasenor)
October. 11,2023

Stephen welcomes Senator John Fetterman and actress Melissa Villaseñor.

Episode 8 - 10/12/23 (John Mulaney, Darius Rucker)
October. 12,2023

Stephen welcomes comic John Mulaney and a musical performance by Darius Rucker.

Episode 9 - 10/16/23 (Jada Pinkett Smith, Ricky Velez)
October. 16,2023

Stephen welcomes actress Jada Pinkett Smith and comic Ricky Velez.

Episode 10 - 10/23/23 (Daniel Radcliffe, Jonathan Groff, Lindsay Mendez, Arlo Parks)
October. 23,2023

Stephen welcomes actors Daniel Radcliffe, Jonathan Groff and Lindsay Mendez and a musical performance by Arlo Parks.

Episode 11 - 10/24/23 (Jim Gaffigan, Caroline Polachek)
October. 24,2023

Stephen welcomes comic Jim Gaffigan and a musical performance by Caroline Polachek.

Episode 12 - 10/25/23 (Talking Heads, Mae Martin)
October. 25,2023

Stephen welcomes rock band Talking Heads and actor Mae Martin.

Episode 13 - 10/26/23 (Keegan-Michael Key, Elle Key, John Carpenter)
October. 26,2023

Stephen welcomes actor Keegan-Michael Key, producer Elle Key and filmmaker John Carpenter.

Episode 14 - 10/30/23 (Henry Winkler, Melissa Etheridge)
October. 30,2023

Stephen welcomes actor Henry Winkler and singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge.

Episode 15 - 10/31/23 (John Dickerson, Alex Newell)
October. 31,2023

Stephen welcomes journalist John Dickerson with a musical performance by Alex Newell.

Episode 16 - 11/1/23 (Adam Kinzinger, Willie Nelson)
November. 01,2023

Stephen welcomes former United States Representative Adam Kinzinger and a musical performance by Willie Nelson.

Episode 17 - 11/2/23 (Pete Buttigieg, Willie Nelson)
November. 02,2023

Stephen welcomes transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg and singer Willie Nelson.

Episode 18 - 11/13/23 (Barbra Streisand)
November. 13,2023

Stephen welcomes singer Barbra Streisand.

Episode 19 - 11/14/23 (Rachel Maddow, Gracie Abrams)
November. 14,2023

Stephen welcomes TV host Rachel Maddow and a musical performance by Gracie Abrams.

Episode 20 - 11/15/23 (Paul Giamatti, Tom Blyth)
November. 15,2023

Stephen welcomes actor Paul Giamatti and actor Tom Blyth.

Episode 21 - 11/16/23 (Jonathan Karl, Maria Bamford)
November. 16,2023

Stephen welcomes journalist Jonathan Karl and comic Maria Bamford.

Episode 22 - 11/20/23 (David Letterman, The National)
November. 20,2023

Stephen welcomes television host David Letterman and a musical performance by The National.

Episode 23 - 11/21/23 (Bradley Cooper, José Andrés)
November. 21,2023

Stephen welcomes actor Bradley Cooper and chef José Andrés.

Episode 24 - 11/22/23 (Peter Dinklage, Tig Notaro)
November. 22,2023

Stephen welcomes actor Peter Dinklage and comic Tig Notaro.

Episode 25 - 12/11/23 (Liz Cheney, Olivia Rodrigo)
December. 11,2023

Stephen welcomes former Representative Liz Cheney and a musical performance by Olivia Rodrigo.

Episode 26 - 12/12/23 (Taraji P. Henson, Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit)
December. 12,2023

Actress Taraji P. Henson; Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit perform.

Episode 27 - 12/13/24 (Jason Momoa, Robert Smigel)
December. 13,2023

Actor Jason Momoa; comic Robert Smigel.

Episode 28 - 12/14/23 (Greta Gerwig, Andrew Scott)
December. 14,2023

Stephen welcomes director Greta Gerwig and actor Andrew Scott.

Episode 29 - 12/18/23 (Kenan Thompson, Olivia Rodrigo, Evie Colbert)
December. 18,2023

Stephen welcomes actor Kenan Thompson, a musical performance by Olivia Rodrigo, and First Drafts with Evie Colbert.

Episode 30 - 12/19/23 (Adam Driver, Jon Batiste)
December. 19,2023

Stephen welcomes actor Adam Driver plus an interview with and musical performance by Jon Batiste.

Episode 31 - 12/20/23 (Nicki Minaj, Liam Neeson)
December. 20,2023

Stephen welcomes rapper Nicki Minaj and The Indict-mare Before Christmas narrated by Liam Neeson.

Episode 32 - 12/21/23 (Anderson Cooper, Andy Cohen)
December. 21,2023

Stephen welcomes journalist Anderson Cooper, TV host Andy Cohen, and a musical performance by Louis Cato with the Late Show Band.

Episode 33 - 1/8/24 (Barbra Streisand, Taylor Tomlinson)
January. 08,2024

Stephen welcomes comic/TV host Taylor Tomlinson and Barbra Streisand takes the Colbert Questionert.

Episode 34 - 1/9/24 (Gayle King, Charles Barkley, Ebon Moss-Bachrach)
January. 09,2024

Stephen welcomes journalist Gayle King, former professional basketball player Charles Barkley, and actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach.

Episode 35 - 1/10/24 (America Ferrera, Reneé Rapp)
January. 10,2024

Stephen welcomes actress America Ferrera and singer-songwriter Reneé Rapp.

Episode 36 - 1/11/24 (Emily Blunt, Colman Domingo)
January. 11,2024

Stephen welcomes actress Emily Blunt, actor Colman Domingo, and John Scofield sits in with Louis Cato & the Late Show Band.

Episode 37 - 1/16/24 (Nicki Minaj, Jeff Tweedy, Daniel Caesar, Taylor Tomlinson)
January. 16,2024

Stephen welcomes musician Jeff Tweedy and a musical performance by Daniel Caesar and a special appearance by Taylor Tomlinson.

Episode 38 - 1/17/24 (Clive Owen, Juno Temple, The Last Dinner Party)
January. 17,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Clive Owen, actress Juno Temple and a musical performance by The Last Dinner Party.

Episode 39 - 1/18/24 (Common, Steven Wright)
January. 18,2024

Stephen welcomes rapper Common and comic Steven Wright.

Episode 40 - 1/22/24 (Trevor Noah, Ruby Bridges)
January. 22,2024

Stephen welcomes comic Trevor Noah and American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges.

Episode 41 - 1/23/24 (André 3000, Jelani Cobb)
January. 23,2024

Stephen welcomes rapper André 3000 and author Jelani Cobb.

Episode 42 - 1/24/24 (Austin Butler, Kingsley Ben-Adir)
January. 24,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Austin Butler and actor Kingsley Ben-Adir.

Episode 43 - 1/25/24 (Martin Scorsese, Future Islands)
January. 25,2024

Stephen welcomes filmmaker Martin Scorsese with a performance by Future Islands.

Episode 44 - 1/29/24 (Bryan Cranston, Michele Norris)
January. 29,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Bryan Cranston and journalist Michele Norris.

Episode 45 - 1/30/24 (Emma Stone, Jaime Harrison)
January. 30,2024

Stephen welcomes actress Emma Stone and Democratic National Committee chair Jaime Harrison.

Episode 46 - 1/31/24 (Demi Moore, Paul Walter Hauser)
January. 31,2024

Stephen welcomes actress Demi Moore and actor Paul Walter Hauser.

Episode 47 - 2/1/24 (John Cena, Kwame Alexander, Asake)
February. 01,2024

Stephen welcomes actor John Cena, writer Kwame Alexander and a musical performance by Asake.

Episode 48 - 2/5/24 (Elizabeth Warren, Usama Siddiquee)
February. 05,2024

Stephen welcomes Senator Elizabeth Warren and comic Usama Siddiquee.

Episode 49 - 2/6/24 (Joy-Ann Reid, A'ja Wilson)
February. 06,2024

Stephen welcomes journalist Joy-Ann Reid and basketball player A'ja Wilson.

Episode 50 - 2/7/24 (Christopher Nolan)
February. 07,2024

Stephen welcomes filmmaker Christopher Nolan.

Episode 51 - 2/8/24 (André 3000, Justin Hartley)
February. 08,2024

Stephen welcomes rapper André 3000 and actor Justin Hartley.

Episode 52 - 2/11/24 (John Krasinski, Ryan Gosling, Jon Stewart)
February. 11,2024

Stephen welcomes actor John Krasinski, actor Ryan Gosling, with a special appearance by Jon Stewart.

Episode 53 - 2/12/24 (John Oliver, Killer Mike)
February. 12,2024

Stephen welcomes TV host John Oliver and a musical performance by Killer Mike.

Episode 54 - 2/13/24 (Matt Damon, Danielle Pinnock)
February. 13,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Matt Damon and actress Danielle Pinnock.

Episode 55 - 2/14/24 (Mark Wahlberg, Lily Gladstone)
February. 14,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Mark Wahlberg and actress Lily Gladstone.

Episode 56 - 2/15/24 (Billy Joel, Chappell Roan)
February. 15,2024

Stephen welcomes singer Billy Joel and a musical performance by Chappell Roan.

Episode 57 - 2/26/24 (Arnold Schwarzenegger, Julio Torres)
February. 26,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Julio Torres.

Episode 58 - 2/27/24 (Josh Brolin, Amanda Gorman, Jan Vogler)
February. 27,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Josh Brolin and Amanda Gorman & Jan Vogler.

Episode 59 - 2/28/24 (Chris Hayes, Carrie Preston)
February. 28,2024

Stephen welcomes journalist Chris Hayes and actress Carrie Preston.

Episode 60 - 2/29/24 (Rebecca Ferguson, Denis Villeneuve)
February. 29,2024

Stephen welcomes actress Rebecca Ferguson and filmmaker Denis Villeneuve.

Episode 61 - 3/4/24 (RuPaul, Yuval Noah Harari)
March. 04,2024

Stephen welcomes TV personality RuPaul and author Yuval Noah Harari.

Episode 62 - 3/5/24 (Sen. Bernie Sanders, Bleachers)
March. 05,2024

Stephen welcomes Senator Bernie Sanders and a musical performance by Bleachers.

Episode 63 - 3/6/24 (Neil deGrasse Tyson, Ariel Elias)
March. 06,2024

Stephen welcomes astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and a stand up performance by Ariel Elias.

Episode 64 - 3/7/24 (John Dickerson, De La Soul)
March. 07,2024

Stephen welcomes political analyst John Dickerson and a musical performance by De La Soul.

Episode 65 - 3/11/24 (Kristen Stewart, Tom Hollander)
March. 11,2024

Stephen welcomes actress Kristen Stewart and actor Tom Hollander.

Episode 66 - 3/12/24 (Diane Lane, Patton Oswalt)
March. 12,2024

Stephen welcomes actress Diane Lane and actor Patton Oswalt.

Episode 67 - 3/13/24 (Paul Rudd, Cecilia Vega)
March. 13,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Paul Rudd and journalist Cecilia Vega.

Episode 68 - 3/14/24 (Paul Simon)
March. 14,2024

Stephen welcomes an interview with and musical performance by Paul Simon.

Episode 69 - 3/25/24 (Stephen Breyer, Justin Thomas)
March. 25,2024

Stephen welcomes justice Stephen Breyer and professional golfer Justin Thomas.

Episode 70 - 3/26/24 (Carol Burnett, Waxahatchee featuring MJ Lenderman)
March. 26,2024

Stephen welcomes actress Carol Burnett and a musical performance by Waxahatchee & MJ Lenderman.

Episode 71 - 3/27/24 (Liam Neeson, Fareed Zakaria)
March. 27,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Liam Neeson and journalist Fareed Zakaria.

Episode 72 - 4/1/24 (Matt Damon, Hannah Waddingham)
April. 01,2024

Stephen welcomes actress Hannah Waddingham and Matt Damon takes The Colbert Questionert.

Episode 73 - 4/2/24 (Savannah Guthrie, Tim Blake Nelson)
April. 02,2024

Stephen welcomes journalist Savannah Guthrie and actor Tim Blake Nelson.

Episode 74 - 4/3/24 (Gillian Anderson, Sonequa Martin-Green, Remi Wolf)
April. 03,2024

Stephen welcomes actress Gillian Anderson, actress Sonequa Martin-Green, and a musical performance by Remi Wolf.

Episode 75 - 4/4/24 (Steve Buscemi, Henry Louis Gates Jr.)
April. 04,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Steve Buscemi and literary critic Henry Louis Gates Jr.

Episode 76 - 4/8/24 (Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Tyla)
April. 08,2024

Stephen welcomes Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and a musical performance by Tyla.

Episode 77 - 4/9/24 (Maren Morris, Demetri Martin)
April. 09,2024

Stephen welcomes singer Maren Morris and actor Demetri Martin.

Episode 78 - We 4/10/24 (Christiane Amanpour, Wilmer Valderrama)
April. 10,2024

Stephen welcomes journalist Christiane Amanpour and actor Wilmer Valderrama.

Episode 79 - 4/15/24 (Salman Rushdie, Anna Sawai, Terence Blanchard)
April. 15,2024

Stephen welcomes author Salman Rushdie, actress Anna Sawai, and Terence Blanchard sits in with Louis Cato & the Late Show Band.

Episode 80 - 4/16/24 (Orlando Bloom, George Takei, Maggie Rogers)
April. 16,2024

Stephen welcomes actor Orlando Bloom, actor George Takei, and a musical performance by Maggie Rogers.

Episode 81 - 4/17/24 (John Lithgow, Doris Kearns Goodwin)
April. 17,2024

Stephen welcomes actor John Lithgow and historian Doris Kearns Goodwin.

Episode 82 - 4/18/24 (Sandra Oh, Reid Scott, Daniel Radcliffe)
April. 18,2024

Stephen welcomes actress Sandra Oh, actor Reid Scott, and actor Daniel Radcliffe.

Seasons 8 : 2022

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107 Episode

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Seasons 7 : 2021

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170 Episode

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Seasons 6 : 2020

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168 Episode

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Seasons 5 : 2019

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173 Episode

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Seasons 4 : 2018

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195 Episode

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Seasons 3 : 2017

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194 Episode

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Seasons 2 : 2016

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206 Episode

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Seasons 1 : 2015

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202 Episode

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