Linda P.

Sofie Linde diligently handing out yellow cards; Annika Aakjær introduces a dangerous game of bad jokes and Danish dialects, making it hard for the comedians to keep their poker faces.

After three hours of crazy fun, the room looks like a scene from "The Hangover," but the remaining eight participants are still ready for more madness; the black card is played, and Stephania Portalivo takes the stage as an intimacy coach.

Heavy artillery comes out, a catwalk, a theater piece and a cryptic post, it hit the contestants hard; not all poker faces survive the assault.

The comedians are subjected to a cleansing ritual orchestrated by Rasmus Botoft; the ritual is supposedly from Bergamo, so everyone must wear Berga mats on their heads while singing "Bro-Bro-Brille."

Sofie Linde welcomes the new crew of comedians, who waste no time diving into the no-laughing battle; Brian Lykke goes all in with a pig nose and a Shakespearean performance as a gorilla; Sofie Jo and Martin Johannes Larsen improvise with hand puppets with mixed results; Lærke Winther takes the stage as a drama teacher, shaking the room with tension; Esben Pretzmann mistakes a herring for a dolphin, causing utter confusion; Jarl Friis Mikkelsen revives a character from Walter and Carlo films.

Sofie Jo is joined by her grandma and two shiny bodybuilders, setting the tone for a wild ride; Melvin Kakooza plays a bouncer who won't let just anyone into his club; a salesman with breathing issues sends Martin Johannes Larsen running; temperature rises further when the group is invited to a sauna ritual, though for some, it's a little too hot; Mikkel Klint Thorius tries a stuffed squirrel and a tube of glue in a desperate bid for laughs; Esben unveils a character that sparks two laughs.