Stephen Colbert's show faced cancellation by CBS, while the Late Show received a nomination on NBC's platform.
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Stephen Colbert's show faced cancellation by CBS, while the Late Show received a nomination on NBC's platform.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Colbert's show was cancelled by CBS, but it was nominated on NBC's platform.1 source
Cancellation of Colbert's show was driven by political pressure, while the industry celebrated at the NBC Emmy ceremony.1 source
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NBC
American television and radio network
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Stephen Colbert
American comedian and writer (born 1964)
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- Trump criticized the network, leading to legal action, while Colbert was in New Zealand for the Emmys and hosting his late night show on CBS.
- Stephen Colbert invited Jon Stewart onto his show, while the competitive Emmy season saw Colbert face pressure from the Trump administration and ultimately win over John Oliver's show.
- Sally Field spoke out against the Paramount-WBD merger, while Stephen Colbert's show cancellation was noted as an industry consequence.