he never has impressed me and I don't think he's funny.

I have seen him get guests to recite Shakespeare, talk about history, or reveal things they’ve never shared before.

He interrupted Paul McCartney’s retelling of a story he had told millions of times before to use his (Colbert’s) own experience of losing a parent at a young age to inquire about Paul losing his mother as a teen. It’s a subject I had never heard asked about before, and Paul was clearly taken aback, but tried to answer nevertheless.

If he ever leaves the late show, he would be great as a Barbara Walters style interviewer.

I record and start my day with his show. Love most of his guests, his roasting of tfg, and the wacky Meanwhile segment.

I have to hurry you along because, Money.

But Colbert has an OK show.

I really think he’s a better interviewer the Colbert too.

the monologue. He does the same thing every night the monologue then Meanwhile. Kimmel isn't much better.
I can't stand Jimmy Fallon. I think Seth Myers is the best of all but I don't stay up that late.
I never missed Carson at least he wasn't just the same old same old every night. I couldn't stand Leno.

Letterman was my favorite late night show. Now it is Colbert