Last One Laughing UK

Quick summary - one of the funniest shows I've ever seen.

I'm not a fan of Jimmy Carrs solo work, but when he's with others, it all falls into place.

I've tried watching other versions of this show, and they tend to not actually be particularly funny. Barely even a smile. This show however had me in stitches.

Seeing a range of comedians trying to make others laugh, and the others trying to stifle a laugh is a simple premise, and this selection of comedians absolutely nails it. I was unaware of a few of them, and now will keep an eye out for their tours as and when they tour.

I can't recommend this show enough.

If you're a fan of British comedy, you will absolutely love this.

Bob Mortimer, Joe Lycett, Joe Wilkinson, Richard Ayoade, Sarah Pascoe, Daisy May Cooper, it goes on and on! A-class comedians just making each other laugh, it's brilliant. If you want some easy, unserious watching to let off steam after a long day, this show is ideal. There are no scripted bits (other than the joker segments), it's just funny people being spontaneously funny. The wit is incredibly sharp, from Rob Beckett especially.

I'm looking forward to more series, showing off the full calibre of comedians Britain has to offer.

5th time I've tried to review after I wrote a long and intricate review, but I've given up.

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10 comedians. One rule. Do not laugh. Jimmy Carr has assembled ten of the UK's funniest people in one room and set them the challenge of making each other laugh, without laughing themselves. Over the course of the series, they will try any means necessary to try and break their opponents...but can they do it all with a straight face?

Last One Laughing UK is available to watch on Prime Video. Prime Video is included with your prime membership. It's 8.99 a month or you can pay yearly.

I went in knowing some of the comedians weren't my cup of tea... but boy was I wrong!

The first two episodes were a bit of a drag to get into- as they were trying to get to grips with the gameplay. However, from episode three onwards I was really enjoying myself. I decided to join in on the challenge and that was one of the reasons why I enjoyed it so much. Trying not to laugh at the simple, yet stupid- and somewhat childish- jokes they came out with is why this show was so funny.

I have always loved Joe Wilkinson and Richard Ayoade and they did not disappoint with their comedy, as well as the other comedians in this series.

It blended slapstick, improv, observational, absurdist, all the way to good old fashioned knock knock jokes. A good watch if you want to just enjoy comedians trying to rack their brains to get someone to laugh.

The joker challenges were amazing alongside the special guests they brought in... a really fun Friday night watch.

I thought it was a weird setup for a program, so I was a bit skeptical at first-only clicked play because so many comedians I like were in the lineup.

Sure, I get that this isn't for everyone. It's not the usual overproduced, slapstick-style comedy that some seem to prefer. Instead, it's just a bunch of interesting people with great chemistry (and I'm sure they're good friends in real life) simply having fun. And that's exactly what makes it so enjoyable to watch.

If you enjoy shows such as 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Would I Lie to You?, or even QI, you'll definitely enjoy this one.

If only the great Sean Lock was still with us-he would have been perfect for this.