Viewers of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Season 11 have been wondering how many episodes are there and when new episodes come out. Watchers return to skewer the week’s most pressing (and ridiculous) issues with the king of satirical news. This time, get ready for some fresh faces on the team, deeper dives into global topics, and of course, the same razor-sharp wit and hilarious deep dives we’ve come to expect. Think of it as The Daily Show meets Saturday Night Live, with a dash of Bill Maher.
Here’s how many episodes are in Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Season 11 and on what day new episodes come out.
How many episodes are in Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Season 11?
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Season 11 is yet to premiere its first episode. You can expect the first episode of Season 11 on February 18, 2024.
The episode list is as follows.
- Episode 1: Airs on February 18, 2024
- Episode 2: Airs on February 25, 2024
- Episode 3: Airs on March 3, 2024
- Episode 4: Airs on March 10, 2024
- Episode 5: Airs on March 17, 2024
- Episode 6: Airs on March 31, 2024
Remember how Season 10 dissected everything from prison healthcare to the complexities of AI? Expect Season 11 to raise the bar even higher. From tackling climate change with an army of dancing squirrels to exposing the shady underbelly of Chuck E. Cheese (because someone has to!), no topic is safe from John’s comedic scalpel.
John Oliver remains the undisputed maestro of the monologue, Season 11 welcomes some exciting additions to the cast. Joining the writer’s room are comedic talents like Russian Doll’s Aparna Nandi and Late Night with Seth Meyers’ Johnathan Krimsky, promising even sharper jokes. Behind the scenes, veteran producer Tim Carvell of The Daily Show takes the helm.
When do new Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Season 11 episodes come out?
New episodes of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Season 11 typically come out every Sunday on HBO Max.
The official synopsis for Last Week Tonight with John Oliver reads:
“A half-hour satirical look at the week in news, politics and current events.”
