Stephen Colbert is kissing "The Late Show" goodbye, hilariously sharing smooches with several guests in his penultimate week on the air.

After RFK Jr. made a short and laidback statement regarding the deadly hantavirus outbreak, Stephen Colbert predicts 'we're all gonna die.'

Stephen Colbert doesn’t think the Iran war is ending anytime soon, and he turned that prediction into a bit. On The Late Show, Colbert joked that the conflict could outlast his own tenure, which is set to end May 21 following CBS’s decision to cancel the show in 2025.

The host's lips are making their rounds before 'The Late Show' signs off the air for good.

The comedian shipped a box full of material to Jimmy Kimmel after realizing that the conflict likely won't end before The Late Show comes to a close. The final episode of the show is set for May 21. Stephen Colbert is making sure that his sweet, sweet punchlines live on even after The Late Show comes to a close next month.

Stephen Colbert spent a large portion of his Monday night monologue celebrating May the 4th with his fellow "Star Wars" nerds, but the "Late Show" host also made sure to find some time to poke fun at President Trump in there,