Jimmy Kimmel has reportedly decided not to compete with Stephen Colbert’s final late night show. The last ever episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is set to air on CBS on Thursday, May 21. LateNighter reports that Kimmel told the site personally that “his ABC show will not produce a new episode next Thursday out of deference to Colbert’s sendoff.

"I cost our company a lot of money this year," Jimmy Kimmel said in a blistering routine to advertisers, referencing his clashes with President Trump.

Jimmy Kimmel took a swipe at CBS parent company Paramount on Monday night (May 11) as he and his fellow late-night hosts joined Stephen Colbert for a special episode of

America's biggest late-night hosts, all from rival networks, used a rare on-air reunion to needle Trump's long-running fixation with them and trash Paramount. The post Jimmy Kimmel Reveals the Brutal Reason Nobody Can Boycott CBS for Axing Colbert During All-Star Late-Night Send Off first appeared on Mediaite.

Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel are clearing the airwaves in a show of solidarity with Stephen Colbert for his final show.

Jimmy Kimmel, 58, is refusing to back down from his longtime feud with Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump. The late-night comedian set off […] ‘Hilarious’: Jimmy Kimmel Refuses to Back Down After Trump’s Warnings,

Kimmel personally confirmed that his show will not air a new episode on Thursday, May 21, opposite Colbert’s final episode over on CBS. The post Jimmy Kimmel Confirms Show Will Go Dark on Night of Stephen Colbert Finale first appeared on Mediaite.

The comedian shared his stance during the reunion of the "Strike Force Five" podcast hosts during Monday's "Late Show" broadcast.

Stephen Colbert hosted his fellow late-night frontmen Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth Meyers and John Oliver on Monday’s episode of “The Late Show.” The meeting of the minds was a send-off for