What will Stephen Colbert do once he finishes his race by hosting CBS ‘ Late show in May 2026? He has a lot of options.
But Josh Brolin also offered him a job during his Wednesday evening Late show appearance.
Colbert, suggested Brolin, should be his personal assistant.
Colbert said it would not be too difficult, which suggests that Brolin was not particularly maintenance.
“You know what, Josh Brolin, I bet it’s a really easy job,” said Colbert. “No call in the middle of the night complaining about the reason why the hammam does not work from Josh Brolin.”
And Colbert was on board: “I’m in man.”
In another segment of the interview, when Brolin remembered a recent motorcycle trip with his friends, Colbert asked how he could be invited, and Brolin suggested that he could start by spoiling his hair to adapt to his biker friends.
“After May,” said Colbert, adding once The late show I finished at the end: “I’m going to be so cut. I will do the drug against fat. And I’m going to be super cut. I’m going to do only proteins … eat 16 chickens a day. “
Elsewhere in the interview, Brolin and Colbert shared their mutual love and even recited poetry before Brolin gave Colbert a doll with the face of Brolin who said “I [heart] You.”
Earlier in the week, Brolin sent Colbert a video message via his Weapons The co-star Julia Garner, who shared her with the host when she was on the late evening show.
“Stephen, it’s Josh. Be nice to our daughter,” started Brolin in the clip. “She is a really sweet girl, and she is really, really good in this film. I hope you saw the film.”
Brolin added: “I also want to say, how are your boat? Now that you don’t have a job, you can spend more time on the boat.” Brolin also suggested that Colbert finally looks GOONIESWhat the host said he had never seen, at the end of his show.
And Brolin has teased in the video message: “I have an offer for you when I see you.” The offer turned out to be the assistant concert.
It was announced last month that CBS had canceled The late showWith the longtime franchise which should end in May. CBS described the move as “a financial decision” in the midst of a difficult linear television environment.
But there have been generalized speculations on the other reasons for cancellation, because Colbert was an eminent critic of President Donald Trump and the parent company of CBS, Paramount Global, recently finished a merger with Skydance which awaited the approval of the FCC. Paramount has also recently settled a legal action brought by Trump 60 minutes Interview with former vice-president Kamala Harris, whom Colbert criticized in his program. But CBS said it was not a factor in the decision.
