Is this the death of late night television?
In one of the final Late Show skits above it certainly seems that way, with Stephen Colbert seeking help from Jon Stewart, John Oliver, Seth Meyers, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jimmy Fallon after he’s confronted with a gigantic wormhole that threatens to destroy late night TV.
“Why aren’t you guys being pulled in too?” asked Colbert.
“You know what, actually one of these holes opened at my show last year, but it went away after about three days,” says Kimmel.
“Is that what’s going to happen to me too?” asks a hopeful Colbert, but the only response from the others is a group “Shhh” a handful of fingers placed on host’s lips.
If you haven’t yet seen Colbert’s final Late Show monologue, you can watch it here.
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