“The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” may have been canceled, but it might also have just become a rallying cry for Emmy voters to finally give the long-running talk show its overdue recognition.
Including two additional nominations from this year’s Emmy lineup, the CBS staple has now amassed 33 Emmy nominations since its debut in 2015. Despite the impressive tally, it currently ranks as the second most-nominated show without a win in Primetime Emmy history, trailing only AMC’s “Better Call Saul,” which infamously lost all 53 of its nominations across its six-season run.
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