Only a day away from Colbert's final segment behind the desk, Allen appeared on CBS Mornings to talk about the TV changeup. He revealed that his series will have nothing to do with politics and will focus on lighter subject matters.
He added that his series has a thousand comedies of all forms, and wants to "bring people together using comedy." Comics Unleashedis a half-hour comedy talk show that began its run in 2006. It was later cancelled in 2016 and began syndication, with it having also run on CBS to fill the time slot for The Late Late Show with James Corden. It ran until After Midnight became a more permanent replacement.
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"I love Stephen Colbert. I’m a big fan. Once they made the decision, I said, ‘OK, this isn’t show business, this is business show.’ They said, ‘[We’re] losing lots of money.’ I said, ‘Here’s a solution not to lose lots of money.’ I think we can hold on to his audience and hopefully build on it. Because it is business show, not show business," he said.
Allen also revealed that the business side of Comics Unleashed, having taken over the timeslot, was his idea. Due to the millions spent on The Late Show, Allen said, "‘Save your money. I will put my show Comics Unleashed on.’ They said, ‘This is a great idea, you’re going to save us $150 to $170 million.’"
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