LOL - Last One Laughing Spain

A group of ten renowned Spanish comedians and celebrities lock themselves in a house for six hours, with the sole objective of making each other laugh. The catch? They cannot laugh themselves. Anyone who cracks a smile or laughs out loud is eliminated. The last comedian standing wins a grand prize of €50,000 for a charity of their choice.

The show was generally well-received for its unique premise and the comedic talent showcased. Reviewers appreciated the raw, unscripted humor and the challenge presented to the participants. While some noted the format's inherent repetition, the performances of the comedians often saved the day, leading to a positive audience reception.

• Praised for its high-concept, chaotic fun and the impressive restraint of the comedians.
• Noted for its ability to generate genuine, unexpected laughs from the participants.
• Some found the format predictable, but the individual comedic performances were a strong draw.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlighted the enjoyment derived from watching comedians try desperately not to laugh, appreciating the surprising moments of humor and the strategic gameplay involved. The show was seen as a lighthearted and entertaining watch, with many praising the chemistry and comedic timing of the contestants.

The Spanish version is part of a successful international franchise, with 'LOL' (Last One Laughing) originating in Japan as 'Documental' and having successful adaptations in multiple countries.