CBS has halted its crackdown on unauthorized uploads of Stephen Colbert’s guest-hosted “Only in Monroe” amid backlash from fans. Colbert guest-hosted the Michigan public-access show on May 22.

Several celebrities, from Jane Fonda and Mark Hamill to Jimmy Fallon, paid tribute to Stephen Colbert as he concluded his talk show after 11 seasons.

Byron Allen‘s Comics Unleashed took over the timing of Stephen Colbert‘s talk show following its conclusion on May 21. In his recent interview, Allen opened up about his series replacing The Late Show’s slot.

The host and his colleagues were joined by such luminaries as Anderson Cooper, Gayle King, Katie Couric, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Mark Hamill, Tiffany Haddish, Drew Barrymore and the CBS host's final guest,

CBS said it had issued copyright notices for a recent episode featuring a surprise appearance by Stephen Colbert on the show “Only in Monroe” per its regular practice, but would stop issuing takedown notices pending further review.

On the final night of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,” the host harked back to a stunt he did just prior to that show going on the air and said, “Technically our first show in July of 2015 was

The social media-verse exploded with rumors that Paramount was trying to "suppress" the episode, but the truth is something different.

The rock legend used Stephen Colbert’s final week to defend the host, slam Paramount leadership and revive his anti-ICE protest anthem.