Amazon Prime's 'funniest TV show ever' just got a second series
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Comedy fans can breathe a sigh of relief as Amazon Prime Video has commissioned a second season of a 'hilarious' show.
The streamer has confirmed that Last One Laughing will return after being hailed as the 'funniest TV show ever' by viewers.
Hosted by Jimmy Carr and Roisin Conaty, the show sets some of the UK's finest comedians the challenge of not laughing in each other's company.
The inaugural UK Last One Laughing starred Bob Mortimer, Daisy May Cooper, Joe Lycett, Judi Love, Rob Beckett, Sara Pascoe, Lou Sanders, Joe Wilkinson, Harriet Kemsley, and Richard Ayoade.
Amazon Prime has not yet revealed the fresh batch of comedy talent who will desperately battle to keep a straight face, but did confirm that filming would start late this year.
Last One Laughing's second season will be available to stream on the global platform next year.
Commenting on the recommission, Jimmy, 52, said: 'I'm absolutely delighted that Last One Laughing is coming back for a second series. I think what's happened is someone high up at Amazon has clicked 'subscribe & save' on Prime Video and, hey presto, we're back in business.
'I'm so pleased people had as much fun watching the first season as we had making it. Can't wait to bask in the reflected glory of the next 10 comedy legends taking on the challenge.'
More to follow.
Last One Laughing season 2 is coming to Amazon Prime in 2026.
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