My wife and I went to the rally for sanity. Our names were on the scroll when Colbert was raising money - Krugman was the guest at the time.

God I am going to miss that show.

It was amazing

Had a great time. Too bad we can't get out and vote in numbers like that.

but I never thought he could sustain it through more than a season. Amazing that it has run this long and stayed fresh and funny.

if he will resume his real name again. Colbert instead of Colbair, people won't know who you are talking about if he goes back to the original pronunciation.

In addition to the reason you state, it'll be a nod to his TDS/TCR roots.

Does anyone know what he went by in his "Strangers With Candy" days?

Damn, I'll miss the Report.

Won't know what to do without that priceless takeoff on the smug, self-righteous, self-consumed, self-worshipping, nauseating wingnut.

Fox is probably elated to see him go.

I'm sure he'll be great as himself conducting "normal" interviews, but still...

fox probably thought he was one of them.

He's made me laugh and broke my heart when he did the tribute to his mother.

Larry Wilmore has big shoes to fill, but I have high hopes for his show because he is so good on the Daily Show, just like Colbert was.

He gave us John Oliver

funny, I didn't like John Oliver that much, but was starting to warm up to him. Then, when he filled in for Jon, I was sold.

One of my favorites.

And then there was that WH Correspondents' Dinner - Colbert is delish - he had the morons completely fooled.
Never will I forget the response of the RW press that night.

He was one of the few who assumed that his audience had a modicum of education, while, at the same time, being a lighthearted goof.

I'll miss Letterman, too when he signs off.

There's change afoot in TV land, that's for sure...!

Michael Stipe-on-a-shelf on the Wednesday show