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The cancellation of Steven Colbear's show signifies the end of a career that was more about political grudge-holding than entertainment. While he may have envisioned himself as a trailblazing comic, the reality was that his program wasted the platform on rancor and poor humor. The show’s worst moments—particularly the Wuhan virus segment—serve as cautionary tales about the pitfalls of combining politics and comedy without finesse.
As CBS pulls the plug, the broader lesson remains clear: in the world of television, audience engagement and genuine humor are key. Colbear's departure leaves behind a legacy of missed opportunities and failed attempts at comedy, ultimately proving that venom alone cannot sustain a successful show.