Last One Laughing Season 2 Release Schedule And Trailer Unveiled
Prime Video has revealed the rollout and early footage for the UK edition of last one laughing as the show returns for a second season, with a mix of established faces and fresh talent set to compete and a trailer highlighting several standout moments.
Last One Laughing Cast: Who’s Competing In Season 2
The second run reunites a line-up described as some of the nation’s greatest comedians. Returning champion Bob Mortimer re-enters the game to defend his crown. Named competitors and participants include David Mitchell, Diane Morgan, Romesh Ranganathan, Alan Carr, Mel Giedroyc, Sam Campbell and Daisy May Cooper. The format is unchanged: contestants try to make their peers laugh while resisting laughter themselves, with the last player to stay stone-faced taking the trophy.
Several of the performers shared reactions to the premise. Mortimer said he immediately marked out certain opponents and felt the dynamic this season would be different, noting, “I think the first three that I clocked were Alan Carr, Romesh and David, and I thought, ‘Uh-oh, I have no chance. This is tough. ’” David Mitchell reflected that not being a stand-up felt like an advantage in some situations because he had experience in work where no one laughs, and Diane Morgan admitted she went in thinking it would be easy thanks to prior straight-faced roles, only to be surprised by the challenge. Romesh Ranganathan described how his usual deadpan style can both help and make him a target in the game.
Release Schedule, Trailer Details And What To Expect
The season is being released across three weeks on Prime Video. The first three episodes are set to land on 19th March, episodes four and five follow on 26th March, and the sixth episode — the finale — will be available on 2nd April. Prime Video also released an official trailer ahead of the launch, which teases a number of comedic beats and challenges.
The trailer showcases Alan Carr and David Mitchell delivering exaggerated ‘Joker’ style bits, a revealing turn from Mel Giedroyc, and a physical exchange in which Sam Campbell and David Mitchell shout in each other’s faces as part of a staged challenge. One of the series hosts hinted that a lesser-known performer will emerge as a major talking point: a player praised as a breakthrough talent who will surprise viewers.
Returning Champion, Host And Notable Moments
The format returns with the show presided over by a familiar host presence, and some of the control-room team will include long-standing contributors. The first season proved successful for the platform, becoming its most successful UK launch at the time, and the new series leans into that momentum by mixing veteran names with rising comedians.
Competitors are expected to use a range of tactics — from deadpan resilience to theatrical gags — to unsettle their rivals. Comments from participants and the footage shown in the trailer suggest the series will deliver a mix of surprising physical comedy, face-making that tests contestants’ composure, and moments where performers’ usual styles either help or hinder them. With Mortimer back to defend his title and a release schedule laid out across three weekly drops, viewers can follow the competition as it builds to the finale on 2nd April.
Fans looking to watch should check Prime Video for episode availability on the announced dates, and the trailer offers a first look at the tactics and personalities that will shape this season’s contest.
