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Stephen Colbert answers his own ‘Questionert’ on the ‘Late Show’ with the help of A-list stars

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Stephen Colbert answers his own ‘Questionert’ on the ‘Late Show’ with the help of A-list stars
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Stephen Colbert concluded his penultimate episode of the 'Late Show' by answering questions from various A-list stars. The segment, known as the 'Colbert Questionert,' has featured numerous celebrities since its debut in January 2021. As Colbert prepares for his final show, he reflected on personal experiences and shared humorous insights during the Q&A.

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Publication timeThu, 21 May 2026 01:24:40 -0400
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TV Stephen Colbert answers his own ‘Questionert’ on the ‘Late Show’ with the help of A-list stars By Brian Gallagher Published May 21, 2026, 1:24 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Stephen Colbert continued winding down his run on CBS’ “Late Show,” with his penultimate show on Wednesday where he brought a viral segment to a close with the help of many A-list stars. The 62-year-old comedian took over for David Letterman in September 2015, though one of his most popular segments – the “Colbert Questionert” – debuting in January 2021. The segment features 15 questions, with Meryl Streep answering them first in that debut sequence, with viral responses from the likes of Prince Harry, Keanu Reeves and many more over the last five years.

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