John Oliver, the host of 'Last Week Tonight', has shown his support for his friend and fellow late-night host, Stephen Colbert, as Colbert prepares to bid farewell to 'The Late Show'. Oliver's dedication to promoting Colbert's final episodes is a testament to their close relationship and the mutual respect they have for each other's work.
In a recent episode of 'Last Week Tonight', Oliver ended with a heartfelt plug for Colbert's last four episodes, praising his friend's talent and urging viewers to tune in. Oliver's enthusiasm and genuine admiration for Colbert's work are evident in his choice of words, calling him the 'f------ best'.
This act of solidarity is not unique to Oliver. All the major late-night hosts, including Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Seth Meyers, have been rallying around Colbert as he prepares to sign off 'The Late Show'. The show's final episode, set to air on May 21, has been a topic of discussion among the late-night community, with Fallon and Kimmel even announcing reruns of their own shows to avoid overshadowing Colbert's farewell.
The camaraderie among these late-night hosts is a refreshing sight, especially considering the competitive nature of the industry. The fact that they are willing to put aside their own interests to support a colleague is a testament to the strong bonds that can form within the entertainment industry.
Oliver's support for Colbert is particularly notable, given his own successful run with 'Last Week Tonight'. His willingness to promote Colbert's final episodes showcases his loyalty and the deep-rooted friendship between the two hosts. It's a reminder that, despite the competitive nature of the industry, genuine friendships can thrive and endure.
As Colbert's final episodes approach, fans can expect a star-studded finale, with appearances by Jon Stewart, Steven Spielberg, David Byrne, and Bruce Springsteen. The show's final episode is sure to be an emotional and memorable event, with the support of fellow late-night hosts and the love of his fans.
