Things have changed.

John Oliver hosts this comedy series that takes a satirical look at the week in news, politics and more.

The debut episode features a one-on-one interview with ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith, and a deep dive into the legacy of Duke University head basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski amid his impending retirement.

In this edition, a one-on-one interview with rapper Vince Staples and a look at the influx of athletes advocating for cryptocurrency.

The Pied Piper guys are wined and dined by every venture capitalist under the sun, while Monica adjusts to a new managing partner at Raviga as the company faces major changes.

Richard and the guys struggle to find a backer as they face legal and financial woes. Monica attempts to balance her interest in Pied Piper with her job. A cash-strapped Dinesh tries to put an end to the Kickstarter campaign for his cousin's new app, Bro.

Pete interviews Ayla to write for his website, hoping it might lead to a date, while Isaac (who used to hook up with Ayla) does the site's first video-profile interview…that veers off course.

Larry runs 'afowl' of the members and policies at a country club and discovers his mother's headstone was purposefully misspelled by his father to save a hundred dollars.

Larry goes to extreme lengths to cover for Jeff after Susie finds panties in his car's glove compartment. Meanwhile, a friend of Cheryl's competes against her for the role of George's ex-wife in the Seinfeld reunion.

John Oliver discusses the impact Donald Trump had on the federal courts, how New York City's mayor was indicted for allegedly taking bribes from foreign sources, and why it's unforgivable that NYC's Rat Czar is not a rat in a top hat.

With Shannon at Rick’s, Tricia joins Sam and her friends for Thanksgiving. As her chosen family celebrates firsts and moments of growth, details about Brad’s past are revealed, and Sam gains a better appreciation of the depths of true love.

After Shiv discovers that Tom is following Logan's playbook, she, Kendall, and Roman consider backing Sandi and Stewy's aggressive play on the Matsson deal. Elsewhere, Connor tries to make the most of his rehearsal dinner when Willa goes AWOL.

Richard and the guys struggle to find a backer as they face legal and financial woes. Monica attempts to balance her interest in Pied Piper with her job. A cash-strapped Dinesh tries to put an end to the Kickstarter campaign for his cousin's new app, Bro.

Larry runs 'afowl' of the members and policies at a country club and discovers his mother's headstone was purposefully misspelled by his father to save a hundred dollars.

Larry goes to extreme lengths to cover for Jeff after Susie finds panties in his car's glove compartment. Meanwhile, a friend of Cheryl's competes against her for the role of George's ex-wife in the Seinfeld reunion.

After running away from home, a teen girl seeks safety in Room 104, where she encounters a woman who offers a glimmer of hope for the future.

Selina settles on a location for her presidential library; Dan lands in a gossip column; Mike and Selina work on her book; Jonah tries to cement a big donation; Gary manages a mini-crisis at Madame Tussauds.

John Oliver discusses the impact Donald Trump had on the federal courts, how New York City's mayor was indicted for allegedly taking bribes from foreign sources, and why it's unforgivable that NYC's Rat Czar is not a rat in a top hat.

With Shannon at Rick’s, Tricia joins Sam and her friends for Thanksgiving. As her chosen family celebrates firsts and moments of growth, details about Brad’s past are revealed, and Sam gains a better appreciation of the depths of true love.

Richard and the guys struggle to find a backer as they face legal and financial woes. Monica attempts to balance her interest in Pied Piper with her job. A cash-strapped Dinesh tries to put an end to the Kickstarter campaign for his cousin's new app, Bro.

Larry runs 'afowl' of the members and policies at a country club and discovers his mother's headstone was purposefully misspelled by his father to save a hundred dollars.

Larry goes to extreme lengths to cover for Jeff after Susie finds panties in his car's glove compartment. Meanwhile, a friend of Cheryl's competes against her for the role of George's ex-wife in the Seinfeld reunion.

After running away from home, a teen girl seeks safety in Room 104, where she encounters a woman who offers a glimmer of hope for the future.

Sunil makes tea as he describes his first wedding anniversary since his wife's death.

Frances recalls her sister's one and only foray into acting in a college production and discusses her mother's beauty before and after she became ill.

After Shiv discovers that Tom is following Logan's playbook, she, Kendall, and Roman consider backing Sandi and Stewy's aggressive play on the Matsson deal. Elsewhere, Connor tries to make the most of his rehearsal dinner when Willa goes AWOL.

Selina settles on a location for her presidential library; Dan lands in a gossip column; Mike and Selina work on her book; Jonah tries to cement a big donation; Gary manages a mini-crisis at Madame Tussauds.

Selina tries to finish her book. Selina and her staff prepare for her portrait-unveiling ceremony, while Jonah tries to weasel his way onto the guest list. Dan works on his onscreen-chemistry problem.

Larry runs 'afowl' of the members and policies at a country club and discovers his mother's headstone was purposefully misspelled by his father to save a hundred dollars.

Larry goes to extreme lengths to cover for Jeff after Susie finds panties in his car's glove compartment. Meanwhile, a friend of Cheryl's competes against her for the role of George's ex-wife in the Seinfeld reunion.

Hoping to impress his new housemates, perpetually-insecure Jack organises an epic foam party in Room 104, but things get strange when the foam leaves the partiers with a shocking side effect.

Followers, likes, comments – these are the currencies of fame today. Illuminating the good and bad of our obsession with social media.

Bald coming out; Santa's workshop; marriage announcement; acting awards.

Followers, likes, comments – these are the currencies of fame today. Illuminating the good and bad of our obsession with social media.

Ventriloquists' talk show; murder plot; misguided talk-show guests; polygraph.