Strike Force Five Reunion Boosts Colbert’s Late Show to Season-High Ratings
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Stephen Colbert’s Late Show posted a season-to-date ratings high with a Strike Force Five reunion that drew 2.819 million total viewers and 231,000 adults 18-49. It marked the first time Colbert, Fallon, Kimmel, Meyers, and Oliver appeared together on a single late-night show, and the group even taped a new Strike Force Five podcast episode after the taping. With Kimmel and Fallon airing repeats that night, Colbert led the time slot, and online clips—plus a YouTube upload with about 3.2 million views—are expected to lift the total audience further with delayed viewing.
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- Strike Force Five podcast returns, Colbert talks 'rising tide of emotion' USA Today
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- Jimmy Kimmel's show will go dark the night of Stephen Colbert's final 'Late Show' episode Yahoo
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