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    1. > Fallon shared his response in an Instagram story published Friday morning. “Stephen is one of the sharpest, funniest hosts to ever do it. I really thought I’d ride this out with him for years to come,” the late night veteran wrote. “I’m sad that my family and friends will need a new show to watch every night at 11:30.”

      > “But honestly, he’s really been a gentleman and a true friend over the years – going back to ‘The Colbert Report,’” Fallon added. “I’m sure whatever he does next will be just as brilliant.”

    2. In other news: Stephen Colbert will replace Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show next year.

      j/k

    3. Positive-Drawing-281 on

      We know Trump got Colbert’s show cancelled. So much for free speech.

    4. farrisbuell on

      Used to live Late Night until it became a political hot cake. Hate politics, hate it!

    5. SpriteyRedux on

      I just want him to start doing the Colbert Report again, but have his Republican character evolve to a stereotypical neoliberal centrist war hawk (no idea if his personal politics are advanced enough to actually pull that role off though)

    6. Fortuitous_Event on

      Not that Fallon is introspective to ever understand this but this is the difference between speaking truth to power and whatever Fallon thinks passes for journalism/entertainment on his show.

    7. ChunkyBubblz on

      This type of show is dying, and probably for the best, but to lose a show for criticizing Mad King Trump tells you everything you need to know about the oligarchs running America right now.

    8. thatgirlzhao on

      I truthfully do not watch any late night shows, but, it’s truly very sad he’s not able to end the show on his terms. In general, people in this country feel too entitled to mess with other’s livelihood. Whether it’s tech layoffs, Karen’s complaining about the mildest inconvenience, or having your show ripped out from underneath you. Really disheartening

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