Buc-ee’s, notorious for its logo design lawsuits against various businesses, might have met its equal in Last Week Tonight host John Oliver. The late-night show has released merchandise that intentionally mimics Buc-ee's branding, targeting the company where it once sued others.

The challenge comes as Buc-ee’s has won most of its cases due to settlements from opposing parties. However, Oliver claims the company has filed over a dozen lawsuits for logos and mascots sharing visual elements such as circular backgrounds or wide eyes. The Last Week Tonight merchandise includes a logo inspired by the Mr. Nutterbutter character, featuring a red tongue and facing right on a yellow circle.

While Buc-ee’s has won many of its suits, Oliver questions whether the company will sue a show that donates profits to charity. Additionally, Last Week Tonight may have legal protection as parody, though selling similar merchandise could complicate this.

The brand identity of Buc-ee's is deeply intertwined with its beaver mascot, appearing on various merchandise at its gas stations. With lawsuits and now a challenge from a comedian, the future of Buc-ee’s legal strategy remains uncertain.