The American premium cable network HBO owned by WarnerMedia has renewed its late-night show Real Time with Bill Maher, which will take it through 2024.
The renewal comes midway through the show’s current multi-season order, which runs through 2022, The Hollywood Reporter reported.
“After 19 seasons, Real Time with Bill Maher remains a Friday night destination for fresh perspectives and smart conversation about today’s most relevant issues,” said HBO programming executive VP Nina Rosenstein.
Rosenstein added, “His weekly editorials are insightful, must-see viewing in his signature voice, and we’re proud to continue our relationship with Bill and the incredible team at Real Time.”
Maher also express his thoughts, he said, “I’m thrilled to be signing such a fabulous deal with the best network. What can I say – beginner’s luck.
For unversed, Bill headlined his first HBO special in 1989 and has starred in eleven solo specials to date, including the hour-long presentations Bill Maher: Live From Oklahoma, Bill Maher: Live from D.C., Bill Maher… But I’m Not Wrong, The Decider, I’m Swiss, Victory Begins at Home, Be More Cynical, The Golden Goose Special, and Stuff That Struck Me Funny.
Created by Paul Casey; executive produced by Maher, Sheila Griffiths, Marc Gurvitz, Dean Johnsen, and Billy Martin, co-executive produced by Chris Kelly, and produced by Matt Wood.
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