John Oliver still isn't happy about HBO's decision to no longer drop YouTube clips of "Last Week Tonight" on Mondays. "It's massively frustrating to me. I was not happy with it at all," Oliver said during a recent interview with New York Times podcasts.

The audience of HBO's "Last Week with John Oliver" shared laughs at WDRB anchors' segment on how Gen Z feels about unclothed feet.

John Oliver is speaking out on the decision to delay Last Week Tonight segments going to YouTube. In an interview with The Interview podcast from The New York Times, the late-night host criticized HBO for the rollout change.

"I was not happy with it at all," the late night host said of HBO delaying the release of segments online starting with Season 11.

John Oliver is “not happy” with HBO’s decision to delay sharing clips of Last Week Tonight on YouTube. Deadline reported in February of this year that starting with the Season 11 premiere of Oliver’s show,

John Oliver sat for a conversation with The New York Times podcast The Interview and aired his frustrations with the network that produces his show. The wide-ranging interview published Saturday covered Oliver’s frustration with a lot of things,

John Oliver does not agree with HBO’s decision to delay clips from “Last Week Tonight” from streaming on YouTube. While the main segment of each “Last Week Tonight” episode was previously uploaded to YouTube the day after airing on HBO,