The Colbert Report to Return Monday After Sudden Hiatus

Stephen Colbert

The Colbert Report will resume Monday after production was unexpectedly shut down due to "unforeseen circumstances" on Wednesday and Thursday.

The show's official website has been updated with a full week of guests, beginning Monday with novelist Ann Patchett.

Colbert Report taken off the air due to "unforeseen circumstances"

According to a report from The New York Post, Stephen Colbert took the time off to care for his ailing 91-year-old mother in South Carolina. "They are a very private family," a source told the Post. "It's not surprising that he did not want anyone to know what was going on."

Prior to Wednesday's taping, audience members received a last-minute email saying that their reservations had to be canceled. No further details were provided.

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