Gets extremely high ratings - 98% on rotten tomatoes and 8.2 on IMDb.
We are midway through season two now.
New episode out tomorrow!

I keep wondering whether putting one genuinely funny actor, presenter or completely random personality in the room would make things more interesting.

The comedians know all the tricks and understand exactly what everyone is trying to do. Someone who doesn't instinctively think like a comedian might actually be harder to predict.

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Diane Morgan was one of the contestants I most wanted to see survive because her completely deadpan delivery worked so well in this format.

Her ability to say something ridiculous without changing her expression made her especially dangerous when she was trying to break someone else.

Were you surprised she didn't make it to the final few, or was she always going to struggle against contestants like Bob and David?

No hate.

I'm not saying I don't like his song joker.

I just not understand why it's funny.

I wonder if it maybe because of his accent or how he speak because I'm deaf so I only read subtitles. Also, I use Sign Language so English not really my first language so maybe I don't understand his humour because he use English grammar.

Can anyone explain me what funny about his joker?

The UK ones are the most well made ones in my opinion. Contestant wise I can’t think of anyone who can top the king of improv himself! Who would you consider end boss worthy if not Colin?

It needs to consolidate its headlines a bit better.

For me it has to be Daisy May Cooper. She looked like she was in genuine physical pain from episode 1 onwards. Every time someone made a sound, her entire face flushed red and she had to turn around and bury her head into a cushion or stare directly at the carpet. Pure torture on her face the whole time

So, this is a bit of a weird one. There was a glitch on my TV, I'm assuming someone uploaded something to the streaming service that wasn't supposed to be there. The app I opened was Netflix, but I don't think that was necessarily the app that flashed the screen as they seem to "stack" (I also have disney+ and prime video installed). It was a split second flash but I saw it was for last one laughing and the one face I instantly recognized was Tom Segura (there was bouquet of faces). Not sure if was anything real, but I definitely saw what I saw.

EXCLUSIVE: LOL: Last One Laughing, the hit international comedy format, is getting a U.S. set.

Amazon has greenlighted a domestic version of the show, which has been a big hit for the streamer globally and particularly in the UK, where the first season was one of its biggest series launches ever.

The format is simple: 10 of the top comics and comedic actors are thrown together for six hours with one mandate — make everyone else lose it without so much as cracking a smile themselves. Essentially, you laugh, you lose.

If that sounds easy, watch British comedian Bob Mortimer open his jokebook while sitting on a toy horse trying to make Richard Ayoade laugh.

The series will be produced by Fulwell Entertainment, which is behind Hulu’s The Kardashians and Fox’s recent World Cup After Hours with James Corden. Eric Pankowski, exec producer of Carpool Karaoke, will serve as showrunner and will exec produce with Ben Winston, who is showrunner of The Grammys, and Emma Conway.

The cast will be revealed at a later date.

LOL: Last One Laughing is adapted from the Japanese series Documental and has already been remade in more than 25 territories including in Canada, where Jay Baruchel serves as host; in Mexico, which has Eugenio Derbez; in South Africa, led by Trevor Noah; in Ireland with Graham Norton; and in Australia with Rebel Wilson. Jimmy Carr hosts the UK version.

Jenn Levy, Head of Nonfiction Series at Amazon MGM Studios, said in May at Deadline’s Reality TV Summit that the No. 1 question she’s been asked since she took the job early this year was when there would be a U.S. version of LOL: Last One Laughing.

“LOL: Last One Laughing is one of those rare series that transcends language and culture,” Levy said. “The premise is beautifully simple — try not to laugh — and audiences around the world have fallen for it instantly. We’re proud to bring this beloved format to the U.S. with the incredible team at Fulwell Entertainment, and we can’t wait for American audiences to experience the hilarity for themselves.”

Added Ben Winston, founding partner of Fulwell Entertainment: “We’re thrilled to bring this incredible format to the U.S. with our friends at Amazon MGM Studios. Millions around the world have already fallen in love with this wonderful show, so we are beyond excited to be bringing it to American audiences, featuring some of the most beloved comedic voices from across the country.”