Julia Louis-Dreyfus jumped back into her “Veep” character Selina Meyer on Tuesday to deliver a savage tribute to Stephen Colbert on one of his final episodes of “The Late Show.”

Louis-Dreyfus, promoting her new film “The Sheep Detectives,” began by noting to Colbert how “people have been coming on the show recently to sing your praises and give you gifts” ahead of his last show on May 21.

“You know how much I love you. I really do. I wanted to sort of add to the chorus to sort of boost you along whatever brilliant thing you do next,” the actor said, before revealing — to Colbert’s surprise — that she had “got some of the ‘Veep’ writers,” a show Colbert is a big fan of, to write “Veep”-style lines in character as Meyer.

What followed was a hilarious roast.

Louis-Dreyfus as Meyer mocked Colbert’s looks, the pronunciation of his surname and upcoming relevance, or lack thereof, his love of “The Lord of the Rings” and the “corporate jizz guzzler” responsible for the upcoming end of the long-running show.

There was a Donald Trump-themed dig:

“Your cancellation gave Donald Trump so much pleasure, I always think of you as the Stormy Daniels of late night.”

A line about “when my people said I should come and say farewell to you, I was hoping it would be more of a hospice-type situation” had Colbert snort-laughing on air.

She also zinged: “I don’t want you to worry. The only reason everyone rallied around Jimmy Kimmel is because he is more popular.”

The final line, meanwhile, was too NSFW to even understand.

Watch from the 18-minute mark here:

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