Stephen Colbert & David Letterman Take Revenge on CBS

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David Letterman returns to 'Late Show,' slams CBS for Colbert cancellation
David Letterman returned to the "Late Show" to sit down with Stephen Colbert ahead of the last show before its upcoming cancellation.

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David Letterman and Stephen Colbert toss CBS furniture off the roof: 'Good night and good luck, motherf---ers'
David Letterman Drops F-Word While Slamming CBS at Stephen Colbert Show
David Letterman Joins Stephen Colbert To Toss Furniture Off Roof, Bid CBS Farewell: “In The Words Of The Great Ed Murrow, Good Night And Good Luck, Motherf*ckers!”
Stephen Colbert and David Letterman blew off some network steam and smashed some network stuff last night in a funny and oddly poignant call-back to one of Letterman’s signature late-night bits: Throw...

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David Letterman delivers defiant six-word parting shot to CBS during final Colbert Show appearance
Stephen Colbert mocks CBS News, Tony Dokoupil as David Letterman helps toss furniture off roof
David Letterman and Stephen Colbert Get Revenge on CBS by Tossing Furniture Off the Roof
And on Thursday night, Colbert welcomed his “Late Show” predecessor, the great David Letterman, whose big, bushy beard now resembles Joaquin Phoenix’s during his infamous performance art stunt on his ...

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Stephen Colbert And David Letterman Destroy CBS Property, Channel Edward R. Murrow In Letterman's Final Late Show Appearance: 'Good Night And Good Luck, Motherf—kers!'
Stephen Colbert Sets Jon Stewart, Bruce Springsteen and More Guests for Final Week of ‘Late Show’

David Letterman Sounds Off on CBS Replacing ‘The Late Show’ After 33 Years With Byron Allen Comedy Hour: ‘They Don’t Wanna Spend Any Money’

David Letterman sounds off on CBS replacing Stephen Colbert's "The Late Show" with Byron Allen's "Comics Unleashed" starting May 22.

Letterman stopped by Colbert to throw things off the Ed Sullivan building

Stephen Colbert had Indiana native and original host of the "The Late Show," David Letterman, join him as one of his final guests this week.