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Welcome to this edition of After Hours with producer Allie.

And producer Alley.

I mean, I'm producer Greg.

You're producer Greg, yes.

It's been a minute.

It has.

We haven't done one of these in a while, Greg.

No.

We got into a pretty spirited conversation this morning, so we thought, you know, let's do another one of these and a while, Greg. No. We got into a pretty spirited conversation this morning,

so we thought, you know, let's do another one of these and put a little Easter egg into the

podcast feed. Absolutely. And we haven't had one in a while, but it was a great discussion,

and it all centered around CBS putting an end to the late show, not just canceling Colbert, but they're getting rid of the whole show altogether, which I find really interesting.

I thought the story was really interesting for a whole bunch of reasons, but also the reaction, like Jimmy Kimmel, what he said in his Instagram post,

Love You, Stephen, F.U, and all your Sheldon's, CBS.

Okay.

What does that even mean?

I took that to mean, young Sheldon, which we talked about the show this morning, is doing amazing.

And they keep, yes, and they keep spinning off that, that Big Bang theory. So there was the

original and then there was the Young Sheldon. They're making a lot of money for CBS. And it's been

such a big hit. It's the most watched comedy, TV or streaming, since its debut in 2017.

That's according to Nielsen. But what I thought was interesting about that is the content

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