As Letterman put it, Carson saw little reason to worry about his employee's emerging program.

David Letterman returned to 'The Late Show' to join Stephen Colbert ahead of its cancellation, and the pair destroyed CBS property

Indianapolis native David Letterman famously knows a thing or two about the late-night landscape, but did you know about his IndyCar expertise?

David Letterman and Stephen Colbert threw furniture and watermelons off the Ed Sullivan Theater roof at a CBS logo on Thursday as "The Late Show" nears its end.

David Letterman and Stephen Colbert got their revenge by hurling 'Late Show' furniture off the roof onto a CBS target: 'Good night and good luck, motherf---ers.'

CBS previously called the move "purely a financial decision against a challenging backdrop in late night" Arturo Holmes/Getty; Kevin Winter/Getty David Letterman has a message for CBS as The Late Show comes to an end. The former host of the late-night ...

Colbert’s “pissed off” predecessor returned to the Ed Sullivan Theater to mock CBS/Paramount for giving him the ax and toss furniture off the roof.

David Letterman isn’t biting his tongue, calling the owners of CBS “lying weasels” after they canceled The Late Show With Stephen Colbert due to financial reasons. The former Late Show host recently sat down with The New York Times, where he once again slammed the network, alleging that the late night talk show was pulled for other reasons.

Stephen Colbert and David Letterman blew off some network steam and smashed some network stuff last night in a funny and oddly poignant call-back to one of Letterman’s signature late-night bits: Throwing things from the roof of the Ed Sullivan Theater.

Larry Himmel traveled all the way to New York in 1993 to track down David Letterman outside the Ed Sullivan Theater.