The marquee of the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York in 2015 before David Letterman passed the torch to Stephen Colbert. Photo: John Paul Filo/CBS via Getty Images
There was no Top 10 list, but David Letterman on Monday still made his long-awaited return to the Ed Sullivan Theater, Nathan writes.
Catch up quick: The comedian made his first appearance on his successor Stephen Colbert's version of "The Late Show" since departing in 2015, generating thunderous applause and chants of his name.
At one point, Colbert switched seats with Letterman, who then sat behind the host's desk, just like old times.
"What do you think of my supplies?" Colbert asked, pointing to his stash below the desk. "Is that anything like what you had over there?"
