Late Show with Stephen Colbert Announces Aug 28–Sept 4 Guest Lineup and Streaming Details
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert has released its guest lineup and episode specifics for late August through early September. The late-night program airs weekdays at 11:35 p.m. ET/PT on CBS and is available to stream on Paramount+. Live streaming is available for Paramount+ Premium subscribers, with on-demand access for all subscribers; Paramount+ Essential subscribers can watch on-demand the day after each episode airs. The show is also available as a daily podcast, THE LATE SHOW POD SHOW with STEPHEN COLBERT.
Upcoming appearances
Thursday, Aug. 28 (Original Air Date: 7/30/25)
– Liam Neeson
– Senator Elissa Slotkin
Friday, Aug. 29 (Original Air Date: 7/24/25)
– Governor Josh Shapiro
– Musical performance by Alex G
Monday, Sept. 1 (Original Air Date: 7/29/25)
– Jamie Lee Curtis
– Musical performance by Rachael & Vilray
Tuesday, Sept. 2 (NEW)
– John Oliver
– Stand-up comedy by Joe Dombrowski
Wednesday, Sept. 3 (NEW)
– Mark Ruffalo
– Carmelo Anthony
Thursday, Sept. 4 (NEW)
– America Ferrera
– Katherine Maher, CEO of NPR
Press photos and media
– Photos are available through the Paramount Press Express portal.
Who to watch for
The lineup blends A-list film and television stars with prominent public figures and cultural commentary, including debates and conversations that often intersect politics, entertainment, and current events. Notable guests on this run include Liam Neeson, John Oliver, Jamie Lee Curtis, Mark Ruffalo, America Ferrera, and NPR’s Katherine Maher, offering a mix of humor, advocacy, and timely discussion.
Accessibility and viewing options
– TV: The Late Show airs weeknights at 11:35 p.m. on CBS.
– Streaming: Paramount+ Premium subscribers can stream live and on-demand; Essential subscribers can watch on-demand the day after air.
– Audio: The daily podcast version is available for fans who prefer listening.
Summary
This episode slate highlights a broad range of voices and talents, with high-profile guests across film, politics, and media, complemented by live performances. For viewers seeking late-night conversations with cultural impact and a mix of humor and insight, this block offers several compelling installments.
Positive note
The schedule showcases diversity in guests and topics, reflecting The Late Show’s ongoing aim to engage a wide audience with entertaining and thought-provoking conversations. If you’re planning your watch, set reminders for the NEW episodes on Sept 2–4 for fresh content.
Comments
– Expect strong conversations around current events, as reflected by guests like John Oliver and Katherine Maher.
– The combination of celebrity guests and expert voices can attract a broad audience, while the musical performances add variety to the format.
Note
For any inquiries about the lineup or press materials, contact the press representative listed with the show.