Hollywood Star Sandra Oh mixed controversy with her dramatic reaction to "late show with Stephen Colbert"Cancellation in the latest episode.

The actress criticized the CBS and the most important to withdraw the plug on the popular show, it goes so far to joke in the "plague" on the people behind the decision.

Sandra Oh, which are some politically charged, drawing mixed online reactions and from CBS Tony Dokoupil, who claimed that the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's show was conducted by business, not politics.

Appearing on Tuesday at the Night Episode "late show with Stephen Colbert," Sandra Oh expressed disappointment due to the cancellation of the show after running in a decade.

"Killing Eva," 54, directly addressed the audience and Colbert: "It's as likely to all here and everyone who supports outside want to say that I'm so sorry and sad and properly bitter to cancel late-night."

"Not only for himself and for this whole family here," she continued, "but for what that means, what means where we are in our culture and what it means for free speech."

She didn't stop there. Reaching for Colbert's hand, Emmy-winning actress added to dramatic flar "If I can have your hand ... in CBS and the most important - the plague on both of your houses."

Shakespearer reference also attracted gasoline gas and applause from the audience, emphasizing the tension that surrounds the emission cancellation.

Colbert, in response, turned quickly into the camera to thank the CBS, saying, "I am very grateful. I think they were great partners."

However, OH doubled on the joke, adding, ",", ",", ", and also a pox on all those who serve".

The Star "Gray Anatomy" quickly became a topic on the network. Although many praised her passion and willingness to talk, others felt she crossed the line.

Some individuals seemed to be insulted in the comments of the actress and did not hesitate to share their thoughts online.

On x, an angry person wrote"These liberals are such an inviolable, free speech? Man loses money !!!! Can go beginning 100 shows and hatred on Trump 24/7!"

Others said: "I'm so confused - did you like the impression that Trump canceled free speech and performed him from the air? Like, what is this? Like any other Sisan Show. What do I miss?"

The third person noticed, "both of the funny narcissists who imagine the world revolves around them."

Another person commented, "he tries to be sure that Colbert doesn't seem to be 10 months full. So chrome."

Oh, bold remarks are not just sincere backgrounds; They also set fire to wave of admiration online.

The fans took over social media to praise the "sympathizer" star for solid standing with Colbert at a difficult time.

One Instagram user guddled: "I love good Šekspirov insult," Referencing a harder theater curse directed at CBS and the most important thing.

Another one praised both the stars, writing, "Stephen is really sad, mostly because he knows 200 people will be out of work. And he feels responsible. By the way, I love Sandra Oh!"

Several users praised her mercy and sincerity, noting that she used her moment in the center of attention to the Center Colbert and a recognized team show.

"I'm absolutely love," he wrote one fan. "There are so much integrity and worry, and the way she used time to return to Stephen and recognized the moment so gracefully done."

Among the critics was "CBS in the morning" Anchor Tony Dokoupil, who retreated to the IMPLICATION OF OH that the cancellation was politically motivated.

"The job is broken," Dokoupil said, by Daily mail. "And what doesn't make that no one admits is that politics also changed."

He pointed to all the partisan tone in late-night programming as a factor, saying, and was changing and so politics, and she became one-sided than anything that has ever seen anything unilateral than anything that Johnny Carson has ever done. "

Dokoupil concluded by inviting a wider reflection: "I think we should think about these changes - it was a great shift culturally in this regard."