He had an absolutely brutal message for the network 😳
Stephen Colbert appeared to take one last swipe at CBS during his final episode of The Late Show.
The longtime host wrapped up his final show with a star-studded lineup that included Paul McCartney, Ryan Reynolds, Jon Stewart, Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers.
Opening the farewell episode, Stephen Colbert thanked viewers for more than a decade together.
“We love doing this show for you, but we really, really love doing the show with you,” he told the audience.
But it was a moment later in the show that sparked the strongest reaction online.
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Colbert’s final joke caught attention
During his regular “Meanwhile” segment, Colbert discussed a copyright lawsuit involving the use of Peanuts music.
“Anyone illegally using that music is going to have to pay through the nose,” he joked.
Moments later, the show’s house band suddenly began playing the famous Peanuts theme, and a surprised Colbert turned toward the band.
Louis? Are you really playing the same Peanuts music that I just said people were being sued for using without permission?”
Then came the line that many viewers interpreted as a final jab at CBS. Looking directly toward the camera, Colbert smirked and added:
