Stephen Colbert’s already back on screen, and this time, he’s trolling the $16 million bribe that got his show canceled. Less than a week after his final episode of The Late Show aired, Colbert quietly launched a new YouTube channel over the weekend. The debut video, Only In Monroe on May 22, 2026, dropped with zero fanfare but quickly racked up over 120,000 subscribers, according to The Guardian.
In it, Colbert resurfaces on Monroe Community Media, a public access station in Michigan, where he joked about his sudden unemployment and the corporate deal that ended his nine-year run. Colbert, who’s clearly not ready to fade into obscurity, opened with a jab at his former employer. “It’s been an excruciating 23 hours without being on TV, so I am grateful to be able to be here on Monroe Community Media before they also get acquired by Paramount,” he said.
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