The coronavirus pandemic changed a lot of things in the entertainment industry, but one of the biggest changes that occurred was the shift in how late night talk shows would continue.

After months of filming and editing from the comfort of their homes, Stephen Colbert and James Corden returned to the studio to film Monday's episodes.

Colbert opened up his show with his classic monologue and expressed to fans just how long he has been out of the studio, as well as offered gratitude to his family for helping him through those months. He shared:

"This is the first time I haven't done the show in my house in five months. I'm so happy to be here to see members of my crew. As much as it's nice to see my crew here in the building, I do want to thank my wife and kids again for everything they did to help produce the show while I was home."

Although Colbert is back in the studio, things are still a bit different than before. He is not actually filming from the stage, but from upstairs in the Ed Sullivan Theater office space. Colbert's crew moved stuff from his actual office space into this one, in order to make it feel more exciting to film there.

Fans could not be more excited to have these two back in the studio!