LOL: Last One Laughing Netherlands – Season 2 (2023)

In “LOL: Last One Laughing Netherlands – Season 2,” ten top Dutch comedians, including Arjan Ederveen, Rick Paul van Mulligen, and Jelka van Houten, face a unique challenge: they must try to make each other laugh while keeping a straight face themselves. Hosted by Philippe Geubels and Jeroom Snelders, this unscripted comedy series puts the comedians in a house where laughter is forbidden. The competitors use their wit, humor, and various comedic antics to outlast each other, aiming to be the last one laughing. This series is a blend of spontaneous humor and strategic gameplay, offering viewers an entertaining insight into the minds of comedians under pressure.

Length: 32min episodes
Genre: Comedy, Unscripted
This Title is: Humorous and Competitive

“LOL: Last One Laughing Netherlands – Season 2” IS STREAMING TODAY ON Prime Video IN CANADA!

Trailer

Cast

• Arjan Ederveen as Himself
• Rick Paul van Mulligen as Himself
• Jelka van Houten as Herself

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: 16+ (Foul language, sexual content)

Content includes foul language and sexual content.

Trivia

• The show’s format requires comedians to not laugh for six hours, challenging their composure.
• The second season saw the earliest laugh in the show’s history.
• Popular in the Netherlands, the series showcases a unique blend of competition and comedy.

Our Review

“LOL: Last One Laughing Netherlands – Season 2” elevates the comedic competition genre with its engaging format and a talented ensemble of Dutch comedians. The show thrives on spontaneous humor, as the participants use their wit and skills to make each other laugh, creating an atmosphere of suspense and hilarity. The hosts, Philippe Geubels and Jeroom Snelders, add to the dynamic with their charisma and humor. This season stands out for its memorable moments and the comedians’ ability to maintain composure under hilarious circumstances. It’s a delightful watch for those who appreciate a mix of strategy and comedy.

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