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American late-night talk show

Last Week This evening with John Oliver
Black and red text on a white background reading "Last Week Tonight with John Oliver".
Likewise known as Final Week This evening
Genre
  • News satire
  • Political satire
  • Talk prove
Created by John Oliver
Directed by
  • Joe Perota
  • Christopher Werner
  • Jim Hoskinson
  • Paul Pennolino
  • Bruce Leddy
Presented by John Oliver
Narrated by David Kaye
Opening theme "Become" past Valley Lodge[one] [2]
Country of origin United states of america
Original language English
No. of seasons nine
No. of episodes 247 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers
  • John Oliver
  • Tim Carvell
  • Liz Stanton
  • James Taylor
  • Jon Thoday
Production locations CBS Circulate Center
New York, New York
Running time 30–45 minutes[three]
Production companies
  • Avalon Television
  • Partially Important Productions
Benefactor Warner Bros. Idiot box Distribution
Release
Original network HBO
Picture format 1080i (16:9 HDTV)
Sound format Dolby Surround
Original release April 27, 2014 (2014-04-27) –
present

Last Calendar week This evening with John Oliver (ofttimes abridged as Last Week Tonight ) is an American tardily-nighttime talk and news satire television program hosted by comedian John Oliver.[4] The half-60 minutes-long show premiered in April 2014 on HBO.[v] Last Week This night shares some similarities with One-act Primal's The Daily Show (where Oliver was previously featured as a correspondent and fill up-in host), as the evidence takes a satirical look at news, politics and current events, but on a weekly basis.[4]

Oliver'south initial contract with HBO was for 2 years with an option for extension.[six] In September 2020, HBO announced that the show had been renewed for three boosted seasons of thirty episodes each, keeping the show on the air through 2023.[7] The prove'southward ninth flavor premiered on February 20, 2022.

Production [edit]

Oliver described his preparations for the bear witness to an interviewer for The Wire: "... I basically have to watch everything. The just thing I kind of watch for pleasure is Fareed Zakaria's show on Sundays ... That and 60 Minutes I watch for pleasure, or maybe Frontline ... I have a TV on in my office all the time and I'll mostly flick around on that from CNN, Play tricks, MSNBC, Bloomberg, CNBC, Al Jazeera ... I'm watching with a sure thing in heed and that is how to see a story told badly."[8]

He said to another interviewer that he is concerned most dealing with old news:

If something happens on a Monday, realistically all the meat is going to exist picked off that bone past the time it gets to united states of america — in that location's probably barely a point in doing it ... I think we'll be attracted to some extent by stories that are off the filigree ... Our prove may end upwardly skewing more international in terms of stories.[ix]

Tim Carvell, executive producer of Last Week Tonight, explained in an interview how the cast and coiffure deal with a half hr of Oliver speaking without any commercial breaks.[ten]

Structural considerations are leading to changes in the content in the show that volition inherently make information technology different from The Daily Prove ... We realized early on, y'all don't necessarily desire to hear anybody talk to you for a half an hour straight – even John, who is very charming – so we are constructing these little, produced comedy elements that volition serve the function of commercial breaks throughout the show, which volition let the states get out of the studio, get us away from John's voice and intermission the show up a flake.

Carvell also revealed that HBO gave them freedom in choosing guests for the show, advising them not to feel obligated to feature celebrities.[ten] When asked by an interviewer near "correspondents" such as those featured on The Daily Show, Oliver replied, "nosotros're not going to be a parody news show, so no people pretending to be journalists."[eleven]

Afterward the fifth episode of season 7,[ when? ] [ failed verification ] Oliver stated that the studio and the bear witness'due south offices were close down subsequently employees tested positive for COVID-nineteen[ failed verification ] and that the evidence would go on temporary hiatus.[12] The evidence returned on March 29, 2020, being filmed in Oliver's home with no studio audience due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and produced largely by virtual communication.[13] [14] [15]

Oliver has stated that he has "full creative liberty, including free rein to criticize corporations", and frequently pokes fun at HBO's (now former) parent company AT&T.

Format [edit]

Unlike The Daily Show, which followed recent news, Oliver tends to explore one concept in depth. The prove is taped in front of a studio audience, and HBO offers a express number of free tickets to attend each calendar week'south Concluding Week Tonight taping. Filming takes place on Dominicus at 7pm.[16]

The show's theme starts off every episode containing images relating to information technology or the world at big with satirical captions written in dog Latin (e.g., a photograph of a gun labelled "deus ex machina", a picture of Vladimir Putin labelled "POTUS Operandi", a photo of Oliver himself labelled "hostus mostus").[17] [18] Each episode contains a small handful of shorter segments, and then i main segment. While the curt segments near ever relate to recent news, the episode's primary segment usually covers in length and item a political issue, even if that issue did not have news media attention during the preceding week.[nineteen] On occasion, the short segments are omitted and the main segment takes upwardly the entirety of the episode.[twenty] Some of the episodes volition follow up the main segment with some other video compilation or news story. Oliver'south spoken communication is broken up with video compilations of recent news clips, or recurring segments, into which Oliver segues with the slogan, "And now, this."[xix] Oliver has also ended some segments with mock trailers for fictional Idiot box shows or commercials that satirize the subject area of his speech.[ citation needed ]

Oliver injects humor into his presentation, including satirical analogies, and allusions to popular culture and celebrities.[21] [22] The evidence includes a panel in the upper-left corner that frequently displays a photo or graphic for that accompanies subject at paw, as a comedic aid.[23] [24] A full-screen graphic will show and play a video clip (such every bit excerpts from news show or documentaries) when Oliver is citing it.[25] He often coins hashtags related to his segment for use in social media, some of which go viral.[26]

A recurring element of the show is Oliver's employ of mascots. The mascots used in the testify include Jeff the Diseased Lung in a Cowboy Hat, Hoots the NSA Owl, Taryn the Tinder Craven, and the Last Week This night puppets.[27] Oliver told Vulture in February 2019 that "[Executive producer] Tim Carvell and I — I think nosotros've always seen the testify every bit our endeavor to make The Muppet Show and declining to do so. Only occasionally, simply occasionally, you go the kind of Muppet Show adoration in the ludicrous mascots."[28]

The show frequently features one or more celebrity guests in its segments to help Oliver meliorate get his point on the calendar week's topic across. Guests take featured in many different capacities including giving monologues direct to camera, being interviewed by Oliver, playing musical numbers, participating in comedic skits with or without Oliver, or starring in fictitious parody PSAs. On the evidence, guests are sometimes seen in the Final Calendar week This night studio itself doing their part during the show's principal taping, while at other times they are seen in video clips that were pre-recorded at a different location and later included in the prove. Oliver oftentimes interviews personalities who were directly involved in or impacted past the bug beingness discussed in the show to go their first-hand experiences and viewpoints on the issue. Some of the famous personalities Oliver has interviewed include Edward Snowden, the 14th Dalai Lama, Professor Anita Hill, Stephen Hawking, and Monica Lewinsky.

Purpose [edit]

While broadly within the categories of political satire and late-dark talk shows, Last Calendar week Tonight has taken a more specific approach to deeper dives into systemic issues which intend to illustrate both the wider socio-political context and the circuitous interconnections and embeddedness of public policies in social outcomes.

International broadcasting [edit]

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver episode clips tin be seen internationally on YouTube. Information technology is broadcast on premium channel HBO Canada that is simulcast with HBO in the U.Southward.; effectually the same time information technology is shown on the international HBO channels. It airs in Commonwealth of australia on The Comedy Aqueduct hours afterward the U.S. airing[29] and airs in New Zealand on SoHo.[30] In the Britain and Republic of ireland, it is broadcast on Mondays on Heaven One-act.[31] In Belgium, it is circulate on Thursdays by the Telenet cable-simply channel Prime Series.[32] It airs in South Africa on M-Net[33] and in Portugal on RTP3.[34] In India, the prove is streamed on Disney+ Hotstar.[35] In Greece, the show airs on Cosmote TV's Cosmote Series Hard disk.[36]

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Oliver often makes use of joke hashtags to facilitate the viral spread of his videos on Twitter and Facebook, as with the hashtag #NotMyChristian, which he used in 2014 to complain about the casting of actor Jamie Dornan as Christian Grey in the characteristic motion-picture show adaptation of Fifty Shades of Gray. The hashtag became a recurring punchline on the show, mentioned in both serious stories and coincidental segues.[26]

YouTube channel [edit]

Last Week Tonight has a YouTube channel where videos are intermittently (depending on series) added later a show has aired.[37] Well-nigh of the videos are of the main segment from each episode. Some extended clips are too available on the show'south YouTube channel, as are "Web Exclusives" that are produced solely for the channel, such as a July 2016 video in which Oliver responded to negative comments left on the aqueduct itself.[26] [38] [39]

A YouTube video of a segment on the show supporting the UK remaining in the EU was establish to be the single most shared video clip on Twitter during the run-up to the 2016 European union membership referendum.[forty]

The show'due south product has also created content specifically for fan use. For the March 19, 2017, episode, which reported on Republic of bolivia's growing coalition of workers clad in zebra suits to educate civilians about traffic laws, the show's product recorded 23 minutes of a person in a zebra costume dancing and gesticulating earlier a dark-green screen so that viewers could edit information technology into other videos for humorous outcome.[41] A similar video called "Existent Animals, Fake Paws" for utilise in reenacting U.South. Supreme Courtroom cases was released afterward the October 19, 2014, episode where dogs were used instead of justices to brand listening to oral court cases more amusing to the general public and to increase interest in the subject.[42]

By April 2015, the channel had attained over a million subscribers.[26] That number had risen to iii.6 million by July 2016,[43] and over five million by May 2017. As of Nov 2020[update], the channel had over eight.5 meg subscribers and more than 3.ane billion views.[44]

Episodes [edit]

Reception [edit]

John Oliver, host of Last Week Tonight

Oliver's debut prove garnered 1.11 1000000 viewers. The number of viewers online, through websites such equally YouTube showing extended clips of different segments, have steadily climbed into multiple millions. The show'due south YouTube channel likewise features Web Exclusives which are occasionally posted when the main show is taking a week off. Across the Tv set airings, DVR, on-need and HBO Become, Last Calendar week This evening averaged 4.1 1000000 weekly viewers in its first season.[45]

Last Week Tonight has received widespread critical acclaim. Matthew Jacobs of The Huffington Post named Oliver's programme as 2014's best tv bear witness, writing "the twelvemonth's most surprising contribution to tv is a testify that bucked conventional formats, left united states buzzing and paved the way for a burgeoning dynasty. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver is 2014's crowning accomplishment."[46]

Hank Stuever of The Washington Post compared Oliver's programme with The Daily Evidence several times in his review of Oliver's debut:

Some other scathing, stick-information technology-to-'em critique of American mass media and politics shellacked in satire and delivered by a funny if nearly off-puttingly incredulous human being with a British emphasis ... Exactly like The Daily Show, the goal is to make elected and appointed officials, as well as just about whatever corporate enterprise, await foolish and inept while slyly alternative together television news clips that make the media look as inept at covering such axiomatic truths.[47]

James Poniewozik of Time similarly compared Last Week with The Daily Testify, but also wrote that the "full one-half-hour gives Oliver the room to do more than," and praised Oliver's "sharper tone and his globalist, English-outsider perspective," too as his "genuine passion over his subjects." Poniewozik wrote that Oliver'south debut was "a funny, confident start."[48]

The Entertainment Weekly review began by ringing the same changes: "The fright with Terminal Week This evening is that information technology'south The Daily Show except in one case a week — a staggered timeline that would rob the basic news-punning format of its intrinsic topical punch ... The showtime episode of his HBO series didn't stray far from the [Jon] Stewart mothership, stylistically ..." However, the reviewer, Darren Franich, liked that Oliver has "a half-hour of television that is simultaneously tighter and more aggressive, that the extra production fourth dimension leads to sharper gags but also the ability to present more context" and idea that the debut had "plenty of funny throwaway lines." Franich appreciated Oliver's coverage of the 2014 Indian election, which the American press was largely ignoring,[49] and, like Poniewozik, praised Oliver's "passion." Franich concluded that Last Week Tonight "suggested the sharpest possible version of its inspiration" and that it "should experience similar an experiment" only "felt almost fully formed."[l]

David Haglund of Slate was clashing, writing that the show is "obviously a work in progress" and that one segment "felt like misplaced overkill," just also that it is "good use of a weekly prove, and it was funny to boot."[51] Gawker'south Jordan Sargent claimed Final Week This night was "the new Daily Show,"[52] while simultaneously criticizing the Daily Show for abandoning those "who take moved on from caring well-nigh Fox [News] and Republicans."

A number of commentators from mainstream media outlets, including The New York Times,[53] The Huffington Post,[54] Fourth dimension,[55] and Associated Press,[56] have described Oliver's style of reporting as journalism or fifty-fifty investigative journalism. Oliver himself disagrees, stating that "it's not journalism, it's one-act—information technology's comedy first, and it's comedy second."[57]

Awards and nominations [edit]

Last Week Tonight has received critical acclamation and won several major awards, including 23 Primetime Emmy Awards, two Peabody Awards, seven Producers Guild Awards, five Writers Guild of America Awards, two Critics' Choice Television Awards, four TCA Awards, and has been nominated for v Directors Guild of America Awards.

Reaction and influence [edit]

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According to a document obtained past Vice, the military government of Thailand listed Oliver every bit "undermining the royal institution" for calling Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn a "buffoon" and an "idiot."[58] [59]

During the June 17, 2018, episode, Oliver spoke at length almost Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, in role criticizing his censorship of Chinese media, his dictatorship[sixty] and consolidation of ability.[61] Both "John Oliver" and "Last Week Tonight" were blocked from Chinese social media platform Sina Weibo immediately post-obit the segment.[62] The HBO website and content from the network were also blocked,[63] although Last Week Tonight had already been excluded from HBO Asia.[64]

The John Oliver Effect [edit]

On several occasions, show segments on major societal issues, such as the "Chickens" or "Bond" segments, were presently followed by real-world alter and activeness on said bug by the public, policymakers and/or other institutions. Several media outlets, noticing this pattern, suggested that attending from the show had instigated these changes, going so far as to dub the phenomenon the "John Oliver Effect".[65] [66]

A June 2014 segment virtually net neutrality in the United States was thought to spur over 45,000 comments on the Federal Communications Committee'southward electronic filing page about a net neutrality proposal that, if implemented, would have priority "lanes" for sure internet traffic. The FCC besides received an extra 300,000 comments in an e-mail inbox designated specifically for the proposal.[67] [68] It was idea that Oliver's segment had a major role in the FCC's ultimate reversal of stance on that proposal,[69] with the FCC instead implementing internet-neutrality rules that prohibited priority "lanes".[seventy] A sequel in 2017 inspired over 150,000 comments on a subsequent proposal to scrap the new net neutrality rules.[71]

In a segment about public defenders and how some offices are extremely underfunded, the New Orleans Public Defense office's crowdfunding efforts to meliorate their conditions were featured. In the days following the episode's circulate, thousands of dollars were donated to the office past the prove's fans, helping them reach their goal four days after the show aired.[72]

Oliver himself does not believe the result to be real and has openly ridiculed the thought on the bear witness, even calling the term "completely meaningless".[73]

Tobacco [edit]

"Tobacco" is a segment about the tobacco manufacture, which aired on February 15, 2015, as part of the 2d episode of the 2d flavour. During the eighteen-minute segment, Oliver discusses tobacco manufacture trends and practices. He too introduces Jeff the Diseased Lung, a mascot he created for the American global cigarette and tobacco company Philip Morris International, the makers of Marlboro brand of cigarettes. The anthropomorphic diseased lung, who smokes and coughs, has been compared to Joe Camel and the Marlboro Human being. Oliver and his team promoted the cartoon character by sending shirts with Jeff's image to Togo and displaying billboards in Uruguay, and by encouraging use of the hashtag #JeffWeCan, which trended on Twitter following the circulate.

The segment received widespread media coverage, with several outlets praising Oliver's ability to launch successful marketing campaigns and change perceptions about smoking through the cosmos of the mascot. The mascot later made an appearance at a protest organized by the "Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids" in New York City in May 2015.[74] [75]

Philip Morris International issued a response to the segment, stating that it included "many mischaracterizations" of the company.[76]

Our Lady of Perpetual Exemption [edit]

In August 2015, after delivering his "Televangelists" segment, Oliver hired a professional person taxation lawyer to fix up a church building called Our Lady of Perpetual Exemption every bit a legal entity. He did this partly as a way to demonstrate how "disturbingly easy" it is, in terms of paperwork, to set a tax-exempt religious organization as viewed by the Internal Acquirement Service. Every bit Oliver explained, the requirements needed to be defined every bit a "church" are quite broad. Since regulatory guidelines require an established location for a church, Oliver chose his studio location in New York City equally its official location,[77] although he registered the nonprofit organisation in the state of Texas.[78] Oliver's "megachurch" had a price-free phone number which immune callers to donate to the church, and said that any money collected would be redistributed to the charitable relief system Doctors Without Borders.[79] [80] Oliver announced the formation of his church on the episode of the show that aired on August 16, 2015.[81]

Matt Wilstein, writing for Mediaite, saw Oliver's stunt as being along the same lines as comedian Stephen Colbert's setting upwards of a 501(c)(4) organization—Colbert Super PAC—as a way to "test the absurd limits of the Supreme Court'southward Citizens United determination"; Oliver'southward megachurch, in dissimilarity, is a way to test whether the IRS might view his "megachurch" as a tax-exempt arrangement.[77] Steve Thorngate, writing in The Christian Century, suggested that the question of the religious exemption from tax was more than difficult and nuanced than Oliver portrayed, and not a simple matter of regime regulation, describing Oliver's pin to IRS policy as "unhelpful." Yet, Thorngate agreed that Oliver'south exposure and criticism of "manipulative sleazeballs" who "fleece the faithful" is "spot-on".[82] Leonardo Blair, writing for Christian Post, described Oliver's segment as a "brutal takedown" of televangelists and churches which preach "the prosperity gospel," a message that dupes people into thinking that greenbacks donations will solve medical or financial problems, while in fact the donations go to the personal inflation of televangelists who buy expensive jets or large mansions.[83]

A week after, on the following episode, Oliver devoted a short segment to the donations the church had received, which included coin from effectually the globe. Oliver said he had received "thousands of envelopes with thousands of dollars" from donors. Displayed were several US Post Office containers full of mail. Oliver told viewers that the more than money they sent in, the more than "blessings" would exist returned to them, adding that "that is still something I'm — amazingly — legally allowed to say."[84] [85]

Oliver announced that the Church would be shutting down during his show on September 13, 2015. All budgetary donations have been forwarded to Doctors Without Borders.[86]

Donald Trump [edit]

"Donald Trump" is a segment discussing American businessman Donald Trump. Information technology aired on February 28, 2016, as role of the third episode of the third season. During the 22-minute segment, Oliver discusses Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and his long career in business. He also reveals that the Trump family unit name was changed at one point from the bequeathed name 'Drumpf'. Although the changing of names was once a common practise among many non-English immigrants to the Us, the segment popularized the term "Donald Drumpf" and started a campaign urging viewers to "Brand Donald Drumpf Once more," a play on Trump's own campaign slogan, "Make America Keen Again." The segment garnered more 85 million views on Facebook and YouTube combined which, an HBO spokesman has said, "is a record for any slice of HBO content."[87] Throughout the 2016 presidential election and following Trump's inauguration, Oliver made boosted segments regarding Trump.

Debt buyers [edit]

"Debt Buyers" is a segment discussing the business organisation and questionable practice of debt buyers. It aired on June five, 2016, equally part of the fourteenth episode of the third season. Oliver announced he had purchased nearly $fifteen million in medical debt that belonged to 9,000 debtors. He did this through a company he had created, called "Fundamental Asset Recovery Professionals Inc." (CARP), which he described equally being "for the bottom-feeding fish." Oliver stated that it was "pretty articulate by now [that] debt buying is a grimy business, and badly needs more oversight" and went to point out that starting such a business was "disturbingly easy."[88] It price him $fifty to register the business in Mississippi, while information technology cost less than $60,000 to purchase about $xv million in bad debt, medical debt from Texas. Oliver forgave the debt in its entirety, and claimed that information technology was the largest unmarried giveaway in the American goggle box history, eclipsing that of Full general Motors on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 2004 where it gifted cars to Winfrey'due south studio audition, worth an estimated $8 one thousand thousand in total.[89] Writing for Slate, Jordan Weissmann disputed the $15 million figure: "[Oliver] says Carp paid effectually $lx,000 ... for its paper, which was 'out-of-statute'—meaning the debts were then onetime that creditors technically couldn't even sue over them anymore. That suggests the seller idea the debts were worth no more than, well, $60,000."[90] The show partnered with RIP Medical Debt, Inc. to abolish the debt.[91] [92]

Coal mining and Bob Murray [edit]

On June 18, 2017, Last Week Tonight 's main segment was well-nigh coal mining and Bob Murray. In his segment, Oliver talked about safety conditions inside coal mines, specifically the 2007 Crandall Canyon Mine plummet, which killed 6 miners. Oliver criticized Murray for claiming the plummet was acquired past an earthquake, despite all evidence demonstrating otherwise.[93] The show ended with a costumed squirrel named "Mr. Nutterbutter", portrayed past Noel MacNeal offering Murray with an oversized check for "three acorns and eighteen cents" in response to Murray'southward visitor presenting its employees with depression sums of money as bonuses—to which the employees retaliate by voiding the checks—and in reference to a claim that Murray supposedly got the idea to start his company from a talking squirrel.[94] On June 22, Bob Murray presented a lawsuit confronting Oliver, HBO, and Time Warner for defamation. HBO believed Terminal Week This night had done cypher wrong, with a First Amendment lawyer describing the lawsuit as "frivolous."[93] In February 2018, a West Virginia judge stated that he planned to dismiss the lawsuit filed past Murray as unfounded.[95]

Later Murray's appeal to the Westward Virginia Supreme Courtroom was delayed due to the impeachment of its judges, Murray offered to drib the charges and HBO accepted.[96] On November ten, 2019, Oliver discussed the case in a segment about SLAPP suits, revealing that the suit cost HBO $200,000 in legal costs and tripled the show's libel insurance fees. Oliver acknowledged that, despite the segment being vetted, the content would likely atomic number 82 to another lawsuit, and that he would stand up behind his team if it were to happen.[96] The segment ended with a five-minute, Times Square-set musical number featuring rough and ludicrous fictional anecdotes about Murray. The musical number, entitled "Eat Shit, Bob",[96] was later nominated for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics in 2020.[97]

A Twenty-four hours in the Life of Marlon Bundo [edit]

On March eighteen, 2018, Oliver announced the publication of a children's book, A Solar day in the Life of Marlon Bundo, which parodies a volume that Mike Pence'south family wrote virtually their family rabbit, Marlon Bundo. Oliver used his book as a platform to criticize Pence'south positions on LGBT issues, equally information technology featured a rabbit in a same-sex relationship.[98] The book became the number-one book and e-book on Amazon the side by side solar day, and the tiptop-selling audiobook on Aural.[99] [100]

Russell Crowe'south jockstrap [edit]

Russell Crowe'south jockstrap was purchased past the Final Calendar week Tonight with John Oliver and then donated to a Blockbuster Video shop. The jockstrap reappeared in a skit in the final episode of the 2018 season of the evidence.

Guinness World Records [edit]

The main story of the August 11, 2019, episode was Turkmenistan and its autocratic leader Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow. The last portion of the segment centered effectually Berdimuhamedow's obsession with Guinness World Records, with the Turkmen capital of Ashgabat being dwelling house to the most buildings with white marble cladding, the largest indoor Ferris wheel, and the largest statue of a equus caballus's head, among others. Oliver constitute that Guinness World Records received sums of coin ranging from Us$12,000 to Us$500,000 from companies and authoritarian nations to set records for publicity. He ended the bear witness with a 600 foursquare pes marble cake adorned with a movie of Berdimuhamedow falling from a equus caballus; he had requested a Guinness adjudicator to certify it every bit the earth's largest marble cake, a record previously set by Betty Crocker in Saudi Arabia in 2017.[101] Guinness refused, stating that considering their brand was "aligned with kids and families", they would non ship an adjudicator; Oliver mockingly commented that he did non "run a barbarous enough dictatorship to meet Guinness World Records' high ethical standards". Oliver claimed that Guinness offered to certify it after the fact just if he signed an agreement not to criticize their practices on the show, which Oliver dismissed as "ridiculous".[102] [103] Guinness called Oliver's allegations "false and unfair", claiming that they did not ship an adjudicator because they felt the cake was specifically for the purpose of mocking a record holder, stating it was their policy "not to partake in whatsoever activities which may belittle their achievements or subject them to ridicule".[104]

Narendra Modi [edit]

John Oliver extensively satirized Indian prime government minister Narendra Modi in a segment which was circulate on February 23, 2020, calling him a temporary symbol of hate.[105] This was during a visit of The states president Donald Trump to India, and in an organized rally that coincided with large-scale violence in Delhi.[106] He criticized Modi'southward "increasingly controversial reputation and widespread protests against his government'southward citizenship measures", likewise as BJP condonation of widespread violence against Muslims in Bharat.[106]

Disney+ Hotstar, an Indian streaming service who holds rights to HBO programming in the land, refused to stream the episode, leading to criticism past local viewers (including Hotstar'southward apps beingness review bombed with 1-star reviews).[107] Oliver addressed the censorship in the March 8, 2020 episode, also noting that since the acquisition of Hotstar by The Walt Disney Visitor (which occurred as part of its acquisition of 21st Century Fox),[108] Hotstar had begun to censor jokes regarding Disney characters from the plan, such as his "factually-accurate" claim that Donald Duck had a corkscrew penis.[109]

Danbury, Connecticut [edit]

Sign at the John Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant

John Oliver satirized the city of Danbury, Connecticut on a circulate that aired on xvi August 2020 by making fun of the general quaintness of the town, starting a feud with the boondocks that would terminal a few weeks, involving the Mayor of Danbury Mark Boughton, a YouTube show chosen "Danbury Hat Tricks", and other various content creators in Danbury. The mayor of Danbury, in response, revealed that they would rename their sewer establish, which makes upwards more than lxxx% of their $127 meg upkeep, the "John Oliver Memorial Sewer Constitute", proverb "it's full of crap, just similar you [John Oliver]". The mayor reneged on this statement later in the calendar week, claiming it was a joke, but after John Oliver offered $55,000 to local charities on a broadcast that aired on xxx Baronial 2020 in exchange for the sewage constitute really beingness named later on him, Danbury accepted the offer.[110] [111] [112]

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