`  == Tobacco Section ==  I like the idea of a section on some of JO's notable segments, and the tobacco section certainly fits that bill.  I'm also aware of the somewhat controversial wiki-history of this section, in that what we have here is essentially a stand-alone article on Jeff that was ruled not notable except in the context of JO.    But the fact is, this article is about Last Week Tonight, and the sections about notable segments are just that  *segments* of our article focused on Last Week Tonight.    The tobacco section starts off strong, with a well-written summary of JTDL and his shenanigans.  Me, I wouldn't include Phillip Morris's response here  to me, that goes well beyond a discussion of JO's milking of the tobacco industry for comedic purposes on Last Week Tonight.  It's a second-order effect of Last Week Tonight, not integral to the program.  Nevertheless, the argument could be made (and this argument is sort of made throughout the article) that a huge, fundamental aspect of LWT is the fact that it provokes just these sorts of responses from the show's targets.  The result of being on the wrong end of JO is either defensiveness or social change.   But the ``criticism`` section is now a THIRD-order effect of LWT.  It discusses reaction to the reaction to JO.  Why?  Everything else seems dispassionately necessary to explain JO's segment, whatever one's political views about smoking or big ugly business; this section reeks of an attempt to embarrass Phillip Morris.  In a stand-alone ``Jeff`` article, you might convince me that this reaction is notable.  NorthAmerica1000 replaced this criticism section saying it was needed to ``balance`` this section.``  No, the section is quite balanced *in reference to Last Week Tonight*, which is the article's subject.  If we really feel that third-order reactions are necessary to reinforce to the reader that Phillip Morris's response was intellectually vacuous and politically unwise, then let's just remove the reaction sections altogether, and focus on just the show segments.  That'd be my preference, anyway.`