Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO) - 11/18/22 - Season Finale

[Rhiannon12866]

Monologue: The Chrismas Surprise

Bill recaps the top stories of the week, including Donald Trump's "big announcement" and the latest crypto crash.




Matthew Perry: "Reality Is An Acquired Taste"

Actor, comedian, and author Matthew Perry joins Bill to discuss his best-selling memoir, "Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing."




Kids and Social Media

CNN's Laura Coates and social psychologist Jonathan Haidt join Bill to discuss the detrimental effects of social media on developing brains.




Future Headlines: Winter 2022 Edition

Real Time is off the air for its annual winter break, but Bill has all the headlines you're sure to see between now and our return on January 20, 2023!




New Rule: Revenge of the Normies

America is having a “not as crazy as we thought” moment – let’s keep it going.




Overtime: Matthew Perry, Laura Coates, Jonathan Haidt

Bill Maher and his guests continue their conversation after the show.




Here's a "bootleg" version of the show which includes the entire interview with Matthew Perry (6:28), entire panel discussion with Laura Coates and Jonathan Haidt (17:52), Bill's "funny bit" (35:09), and includes the opening part of New Rules (45:39). It won't last long, as usual:

[Auggie]

1. Good show to wrap up the season

Maher's monologue and comedy bits hit on all cylinders. Perry was surprisingly candid and funny. But my favorite was Jonathan Haidt. Bill should have had him on a few episodes back when the conversations were centered on sociology.

I could listen to Haidt for hours. Think I'll try to dig up that 60 minutes segment.

Thank you Rhiannon12866 for another season of RealTime!

[usaf-vet]

2. Good luck getting Schools to remove cellphones ANYWHERE

I'm a former school board member and a technology consultant who worked with public schools.

The parents will fight this with "we need to contact our child because our family has ___________ fill in the blank.
A "we have a dying family member" was one of the favorite responses.

[nycbos]

3. Here's to the not a crazy as we thought.