Kimmel drew laughs from Colbert and other late-night colleagues after he used the CBS appearance to take a swipe at the network’s parent company.

The rocker and the royal seemed to have quite the exchange in London.

The president "said few words but so many times,” the "Late Show" host noted.

Never let the truth get in the way of a good story, "The Daily Show" host suggested.

The "Lord of the Rings" actor recalled their conversation in a new interview.

The 1989 dramedy has been a favorite among LGBTQ+ audiences for some time.

"I don't think Sydney Sweeney was acting," said one viewer.

The "Saturday Night Live" alum took on the rapper and the far-right activist, all in the name of knocking a Trump-adjacent comic.

Kimmel made the same gesture when Colbert's predecessor, David Letterman, said goodbye to "The Late Show" in 2015.

The actor and comedian reflected on the "staggering" past several months while signaling his desire to bring "mental health out of the shadows."