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"Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" Renewed for Three Additional Seasons

LAST WEEK TONIGHT WITH JOHN OLIVER Renewed For Three Additional Seasons, Through 2026

The Emmy(R)-winning HBO Original series LAST WEEK TONIGHT WITH JOHN OLIVER has been renewed for three additional seasons, through 2026. The series airs Sunday nights on HBO and is available to stream on Max.

A satirical, insightful, and meticulously researched look at current events in the U.S. and around the globe, LAST WEEK TONIGHT WITH JOHN OLIVER features Oliver's hilarious, expertly honed perspective on today's pressing political, social, and cultural issues, as well as lesser-reported topics that both inform and entertain. Shot in New York, the series features the show's weekly topical insights, signature deep dives, and distinctive comedy pieces.

"We're very happy to get to keep making this show with our fantastic staff," said John Oliver. We will continue trying to stretch the term 'entertainment' to the breaking point."

"Over the past decade, John and his exceptional team have combined deep research and intelligence with cutting humor to tackle a broad range of subjects, both widely discussed and unconventional." said Casey Bloys, Chairman and CEO, HBO & Max Content. "With an important election year on the horizon, we look forward to seeing what John has in store for audiences over the next three years."

The new agreement will keep LAST WEEK TONIGHT running through a 13th season in 2026.

News Discussion

tvmadman1980 posted 4 months ago

Best news this year that "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver" is extending for another three seasons!

You cannot possibly argue that John is right on the money with their research on multi national companies and government services where incompetence or waste occurs - and I dont even live in the US. Also, no one keeps the right wing media/press/politics (particularly FoxTV & Republicans) in check as much as JO which makes fantastic viewing.

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