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Stephen Colbert, Warner Bros. and Paramount

Stephen Colbert asks why “The Late Show” was canceled if Paramount can offer Warner Bros. $108 billion

Stephen Colbert is asking why The Late Show was canceled for financial reasons if CBS' parent company Paramount can offer $108 billion to acquire Warner Bros.

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Stephen Colbert huffs that Paramount can afford to keep his money-losing show on air if they're offering $108bn to buy Warner Bros.

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Stephen Colbert argues Paramount’s $108B bid for Warner Bros proves network ‘can afford to un-cancel’ his show

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Entertainment oligopolies are back -- more anticompetitive than ever

News of Netflix's bid to buy Warner Bros. last week sent shock waves through the media ecosystem.

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Paramount Dethrones Netflix on Streaming Top 10 Amid WBD Battle | Chart

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Warner Bros Discovery Battle Hinges On Value Of “CrapCo,” But Are CNN & Cable Networks Really Worth Just A Buck A Share?

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Stephen Colbert Wonders Why ‘The Late Show’ Was Canceled if Paramount Has $108 Billion to Offer for Warner Bros.

Colbert also noted that the Paramount bid for WBD includes $24 billion from wealth funds controlled by Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Abu Dhabi.

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Trump Warner Bros. Meddling Pushes Limits of Executive Power

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Explaining the dealings between Netflix and Paramount to buy Warner Bros

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Stephen Colbert net worth & 'Late Show' salary: What he makes annually

Stephen's time hosting 'The Late Show' will come to an end in May 2026, he and CBS announced in July 2025 shortly after the network settled its lawsuit with Donald Trump for $16 million.

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Rachel Maddow Urges Paramount to Reverse Stephen Colbert Firing and Says the ‘CBS News Takeover Has Been a Huge Embarrassment’

Rachel Maddow said CBS and Paramount should reverse the decision to cancel 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.'

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Stephen Colbert reacts to Paramount's Warner Bros. bid having $24B from Saudi funds, claims "Young Mohammed bin Sheldon" will be CBS' new hit comedy

Stephen Colbert has endeared himself to audiences on late night television since the end of his stint on The Daily Show in 2005.