Graham Norton's new show LOL: Last One Laughing Ireland has just released a first-look trailer.
The successful format — which has versions in in Italy, France, Australia, Spain, Canada and Germany — features a bunch of comedians attempting to make each other laugh while trying not to laugh, giggle or even smile themselves.
With Norton as the host, the ten-strong lineup sees Aisling Bea, Amy Huberman, Catherine Bohart, David McSavage, Deirdre O'Kane, Emma Doran, Jason Byrne, Martin Angolo, Paul Tylak and Tony Cantwell compete against each other to win €50,000 for their charity of choice.
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Meanwhile, Norton will be watching it all in real time to spot potential gigglers with the help of several cameras pointed at the stars.
Alongside welcoming guests to the red sofa on his Graham Norton Show and appearing on the judging panel on RuPaul's Drag Race UK, the chat show host has another pretty big gig for the new year. Last June, Norton was revealed as the host of the UK version of the Wheel of Fortune, set to air on ITV1 and ITVX later this year.
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"I'm beyond excited to be bringing such an iconic American show to a new British audience," Norton said when the show was announced last year. "My first ever TV job was a game show on ITV so this feels like coming full circle. You might even call it a wheel!"
The popular game show first aired on ITV1 in the UK between 1988 and 2001, with The Chase's Bradley Walsh, Nicky Campbell, John Leslie and Paul Hendy on hosting duties.
LOL: Last One Laughing Ireland launched on Prime Video on 19 January 2024.
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