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Stephen Colbert Drops a Jaw-Dropping Surprise Just Days Before His Final Show — Revealing the Last Four A-List Guests and Shocking Twist on His Most Beloved Segment That Fans Never Saw Coming

Stephen Colbert’s final four A-list guests and favorite segment unveiled days before last show

THE final four A-list guests for The Late Show With Stephen Colbert have been announced by CBS.

Stephen is saying goodbye to the program after 11 years, with this week’s last run of shows leading up to a finale on May 21.

The final A-list guests for The Late Show With Stephen Colbert have been revealed Credit: Getty
Musician Bruce Springsteen will make an appearance in the final episodes Credit: Getty

But exciting things are still in the pipeline including surprises, special guests and more.

Jon Stewart, Steven Spielberg, David Bryne and Brice Springsteen are all set to appear on the show this week.

Stephen will also be reversing the roles on one of the show’s favorite segments, “Colbert Questionert”.

The rapid-fire question segment usually sees guests scrabbling for answers.

Comedian Jon Stewart is in the line up Credit: CBS via Getty Images
Musician David Bryne is another of the four guests Credit: WireImage
Famous filmmaker Steven Spielberg completes the list of guests Credit: Getty
The Late Show came to an end due to financial reasons according to Paramount and CBS Credit: Getty

However, this time Stephen himself will be answering, with the special guests asking him the questions.

The guests who will be quizzing Stephen haven’t been named, leaving more surprises yet to come.

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s timeslot will be immediately filled on May 22 by Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen, followed by the comedy game show Funny You Should Ask.

Fans have been expecting the series’ end since CBS announced the retirement of the entire Late Show franchise in July.

“This is all just going away,” Stephen told his studio audience about the cancellation.

Leaders at Paramount Global and CBS stated that the decision was “purely financial” and not a reflection of the show’s performance.

The show took home two major awards at the Emmys in September after amassing 33 nominations and zero wins.