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CBS will waste no time looking for laughs after “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” ends its near-11-year run.<\/p>\n
Colbert has faced consistent scrutiny since reports surfaced of his show’s alleged $40 million<\/a> annual losses against a $100 million budget. Now, the finish line is fast approaching as his show nears its May 21 finale.<\/p>\n ‘The world can never have enough laughter.’<\/p>\n CBS will reportedly waste no time replacing Colbert and is moving right along with a new lineup for the 11:35 p.m. time slot on May 22.<\/p>\n According to The Hill<\/a>, Colbert’s late-night talk show is set to be replaced by a pair of half-hour programs featuring actual comedians.<\/p>\n First, back-to-back episodes of “Comics Unleashed<\/a>” will air in Colbert’s soon-to-be former slot, moving up an hour from where it sits currently. The show features panels of bantering stand-up comics that have ranged from newbies to legends like Dennis Miller, Bert Kreischer, John Lovitz, and more.<\/p>\n Moving into the 12:35 a.m. slot is “Funny You Should Ask<\/a>,” a reboot of the 1968 classic<\/a> of the same name. The format has celebrities and comedians answer trivia questions, while contestants have to determine if they are giving the right answer.<\/p>\n RELATED: ‘LATE’ HATE: Even Hollywood is sick of Colbert’s endless pity party<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\nGiggle gang<\/h2>\n