CBS reaches agreement over Stephen Colbert’s use of Peanuts music on The Late Show

In a cheeky sendoff, Stephen Colbert made one last jab at CBS on the final day of his hosting tenure, bringing the iconic Peanuts tune "Linus and Lucy" to the airwaves. The song's performance, accompanied by Louis Cato and the Great Big Joy Machine, was a winking nod to the network's perceived decision to cancel the show due to Colbert's biting commentary on the Trump administration. The joke, delivered with characteristic wit, had fans speculating about the reasons behind the show's abrupt end. With Colbert's sharp tongue and clever humor, it's no wonder he'll be leaving CBS with a lasting impression.

On that last day of his hosting, Colbert played Linus and Lucy on air in final dig at the networkOn his last day hosting CBS’s The Late Show, Stephen Colbert played one of the most iconic songs from the Peanuts soundtrack.“Oh no! I hope this doesn’t cost CBS any money!” he joked, as Louis Cato and the Great Big Joy Machine performed the song, titled Linus and Lucy, on air. It was a final dig at the network, which many fans believe cancelled the show due to Colbert’s criticisms of the Trump administration. Continue reading...