David Letterman and Stephen Colbert hurled furniture, watermelons and a cake off the roof of "The Late Show" building Thursday, targeting CBS.

Late-night legend David Letterman has made no secret of his contempt for CBS’ decision to cancel “The Late Show,” the program he hosted from 1993 until he retired in 2015. And on Thursday, during one of the final episodes of Stephen Colbert’s tenure before the show is taken off the air for good on May 21,

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 returned one last time to the show he started 33 years ago. Letterman, 79, bid farewell to The Late Show on Thursday, May 14, as he joined current host Stephen Colbert to reminisce

David Letterman delivers defiant six-word parting shot to CBS during final Colbert Show appearance - Letterman made his final appearance on the beloved ‘Late Show’ franchise that he originated in 1993

One week ahead of the final episode of The Late Show, David Letterman joined Stephen Colbert to commend the end of the late night series. To really commemorate the occasion, the two hosts made their way to the top of the Ed Sullivan Theater where they threw off a few pieces of set furniture onto none other than CBS’ eyemark logo.

As we inch closer to the final air date of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, the host recruited his predecessor, David Letterman, for a very important task: to throw CBS property off the roof. Standing on top of the Ed Sullivan Theater in New York City,

David Letterman recently guest-starred on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, marking his final appearance before its conclusion. In it, he expressed his frustration with CBS by cussing at them. This