CBS has explained why it issued online takedown notices for Stephen Colbert’s first TV appearance since the company axed The Late Show. The day after his final CBS show, Colbert, 62, showed up on Michigan public-access television as a guest host for an episode of the series Only in Monroe.

Exactly 24 hours after the last episode of “The Late Show” was broadcast, Colbert appeared on an episode of “Only in Monroe.”

Follow live updates about the final episode of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” at Ed Sullivan Theater as CBS cancels the long-running late-night program.

The 'Comics Unleashed' host set the record straight about taking over Colbert's time slot on CBS.

The host and his colleagues were joined by such luminaries as Anderson Cooper, Gayle King, Katie Couric, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Mark Hamill, Tiffany Haddish, Drew Barrymore and the CBS host's final guest,

Stephen Colbert and David Letterman found a very literal way to say goodbye to CBS property. Colbert’s 11-year run as host of 'The Late Show' ends on May 21, bringing the franchise to a close after more than three decades.

Just 24 hours after his CBS finale, Stephen Colbert did an hour of Michigan public access TV, with Jack White, Jeff Daniels and a Byron Allen FaceTime.

The rock legend used Stephen Colbert’s final week to defend the host, slam Paramount leadership and revive his anti-ICE protest anthem.