Last One Laughing UK season 2 began with 10 comedians and they all had just one job: don't laugh!
David Mitchell, Mel Giedroyc, Sam Campbell and reigning champ Bob Mortimer remained in the running, and with just 40 minutes left, host Jimmy Carr announced they were now in sudden death, meaning whoever laughed next would be handed the red card.
But for David Mitchell, he got the last laugh and was crowned the winner of Last One Laughing UK season 2!
He added: "I have to say, for all the bleakness at the end, I am delighted to win and I think that shows a want of character in me, but I was very pleased."
But David Mitchell gave the other comics a run for their money as he performed a stand-up routine before showing Mortimer and Giedroyc a variety of luncheon meats on his phone, to which Mortimer said perhaps the funniest quote of the series: "I am so intimately involved with luncheon meats and spams."
Soon after, the competition ramped up, as Giedroyc and Mortimer went head to head, performing animal noises including a flamboyant frog, but it was a randy dolphin that sent Giedroyc packing.
That left just David Mitchell and Sam Campbell in the running to be named the champion – and with just one minute left, they still hadn't made the other laugh, meaning it was time for the tiebreaker.
Last One Laughing UK seasons 1 and 2 are available to watch on Prime Video now.
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