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The Numbers That Ended The Late Show: $100M Budget, $40M Loss, 2.7M Viewers

The Numbers That Ended The Late Show: $100M Budget, $40M Loss, 2.7M Viewers
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CBS has officially cancelled Stephen Colbert’s show after 11 seasons, and these tweets explain why. 

Colbert’s audience has been dropping as fewer people watch cable and late-night shows. Colbert took over The Late Show in 2015, and it apparently averaged about 2.7 million viewers a night during the show's final quarter. 

On the show’s last night, Colbert took a picture with a massive number of people who apparently contributed to the show in some way. Brian Stelter shared that picture, which got more views than The Late Show usually did. 

Many shows run on a tight budget and skeleton crew, but this wasn’t one of them. 

The Late Show failed to attract younger viewers because it wasn't funny, it didn't break news, and it existed to promote the Democrat party

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