The best show on any channel is HBO’s “Last Week Tonight” accompanied by John Oliver. On the top of his first eight seasons, Oliver and his genius squad of well-known writers have got to work again and again on important matters inclusive of net neutrality, elections, and censorship, all while making the audience laugh.
The method the show uses to communicate important details accompanied by hilarity is nothing short of extraordinary and it gives a clear explanation regarding why the series has achieved success in so many awards.
With Last Week Tonight coming back with new episodes this evening, a short time ago, I had the right set of circumstances to put into words with John Oliver.
During my interview, Oliver made it public how they are always working on six main stories at all times, how he does efforts with the HBO lawyers, what fans would be amazed to learn about the making of the show, why he is immensely cautious with what he wants to know from the audience to do, how they accomplish the Adam Driver joke which turns out with him popping up in the show, Russell Crowe’s perfect joke, and if he’s pleased of the John Oliver Koala Chlamydia Ward or the John Oliver Memorial Sewer Plant to a great extent.
Then he disclosed that when the show first began he put down his particular aim on a piece of paper and later on brought it out in a red envelope. The paper disclosed three simple words: ‘Koala Chlamydia Ward’. With his aim attained, he made it public that he was closing down the show. He said that “So what I’m basically saying is we’ve adapted everything we set out to do on this show which means thanks very much everyone but we are fuckin’ done here.
Please don’t believe this as a sad moment because I leave you in total victory at this moment. And I do expect you enjoyed Last week tonight. I do desire you to enjoy the show over the years. I know that we made it rather hard to do that but you know we gained an understanding of some things along the way and besides this, we had exactly four laughs together so that’s something.”
I would visualize there’s a great number of main people now that actually watch and love your show. So has it swapped in the last year or two where you’re getting,?
He said that People don’t call me. I run into people from time to time. But to those people who said, “Oh yeah, I’d love to do something,” we keep those names on cards and think we’ll discover something for you. There are special stories that people literally have a distinctive relationship to. So oddly with George Clooney that was a story about sponsored content on local news and the way that it was kind of demolishing the rightfulness of local news one cut at a time.
His dad was a local newsman. We knew that it was extremely unique to him. Likewise, we did something about PFAS this year and Danny DeVito did an extremely funny bit at last. We thought he might do it as he has been really confused in trying to push legislation to balance these chemicals. It wasn’t totally mad to us that he said yes in a way and that it would be if it was about something else.
