LOL: Last One Laughing - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Hamster und Flöten
In this episode, Bully welcomes the crème de la crème of German comedy to his LOL home. And anyone who embarks on this unique adventure must, above all, have a good grip on themselves. Because laughter is absolutely forbidden here!
Besser Du als ich
In this episode, Max shows his colleagues just how far he'll go. With a comedy secret weapon, he plots to throw his fellow contestants out of the race one by one. Will he succeed?
Ein Ave Maria mit Folgen
There are still nine candidates in the race! High time for host Bully to increase the pressure: He's counting on more surprise guests. This much can be revealed: In this episode, it's all over for two more contenders!
Im Schneckenhaus einparken
Half-time at LOL! Our comedy stars have already completed three hours, and they still have another three hours to go. And there are still seven candidates in the running! But the beginning of episode 4 sees a surprise exit…
Lach doch, lach endlich!
Five candidates are still in the running and they're not going to go easy on each other now. The ice is getting thin and even comedy stars who have already been eliminated are suddenly back in action!
Duell der Giganten
The grand finale begins! Showdown for the final three! Now things are happening fast, one surprise guest follows the next. The finalists don't have time to take a breath or calm down.
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