Jimmy Kimmel and other Late Night Show hosts have planned a special something for Stephen Colbert’s farewell.

Colbert is all set to bid farewell to his 11-year-old run of the Late Night Show. The final episode is set to broadcast on May 21.

Making this moment special for him, his fellow colleagues have decided to give him a special tribute.

Earlier today, the 61-year-old created history by hosting all the late night legends on his show.

In the show, it was disclosed that Kimmel, John Oliver, Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers will be releasing a special episode of their podcast Strike Force Five on May 13.

During the chat, Stephen mentioned their podcast show which they  started during the writers strike.

He asked Kimmel to explain, “What is Strike Force Five and how it got together?”

The 58-year-old opened, “Strike Force Five is and always be a group of five individuals, who went on strike along with their writers, who were paying their writers and who the really really wanted to stop paying their staff and so they did a podcast that paid a tiny little portion of that.”

“And we did 12 episodes. It was really successful. People seemed to really love it”, said Kimmel.

Stephen also showed the picture of the five doing a podcast online.

All the late night legends are making sure to be supportive of Colbert and make this time special for him.