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John Oliver has been making headlines lately, especially with his recent appearance at the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards. On September 14, 2025, Oliver won the Emmy for Outstanding Scripted Variety Series for his show "Last Week Tonight," marking a continuation of his successful streak in this category. During his acceptance speech, Oliver humorously took aim at Emmys host Nate Bargatze, jokingly saying, "F--k you Nate Bargatze, that is a lot of money for you – and you can add a f-- to the swear jar as well," which was bleeped out on live television[2][3][6]. This moment sparked significant social media buzz, with many viewers expressing curiosity and amusement over the censorship[3][5].
Bargatze's hosting bit involved a promise to donate $100,000 to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, with deductions for each second over the 45-second speech limit, a challenge that Oliver playfully acknowledged[7].
Oliver's speech was not the only one to be censored; Hannah Einbinder, who won for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series, also had part of her speech muted during the broadcast[5].
On social media, fans and viewers alike shared reactions to the censored moments, speculating about what was said and expressing eagerness to learn more[3][5]. This incident highlights Oliver's ability to create memorable moments in high-pressure situations, reinforcing his reputation as a sharp and irreverent comedian.
In the days following the Emmys, Oliver and his team appeared on the Emmys Thank You Cam, where they expressed gratitude following their win[4]. While Oliver's recent activities have been dominated by his Emmy appearance, his continued success with "Last Week Tonight" underscores his enduring influence in the world of television comedy.
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