Vidar Magnussen

One contestant is out, leaving four; Helen's cross-dressing stunt backfires, leading to betrayal; Kristine stages an Ibsen-inspired drama on consent, pressuring Viggo and two improv actors.

10 of Norway's funniest people take on the challenge of not laughing for 6 hours while doing whatever it takes to make the others laugh. The comic who lasts the longest without laughing leaves the house with 100,000 kroner for their chosen charity.

The comedians explore Helen's riding activity until a leather-clad gang demand territory, triggering a showdown of love, jealousy and custody drama that ends in a jousting duel.

A memorial for an eliminated contestant sets an unexpectedly serious tone from the start, making it harder than ever to keep a straight face. But the mood flips when Gaute delivers a spontaneous dance in a daring outfit. Soon after, Harald Eia becomes the target of an improvised musical ambush-complete with singing and theatre-in a full-scale attempt to break him. In the chaos, Ole Henry launches into a trampoline workout performance, where absurdity and lack of structure hit a nerve.

It's becoming increasingly difficult for most of the competitors, especially when four tiny trolls get trapped inside a water-sputtering guitar; one of the participants is depressed and the gay badger has the power to break the remaining contestants.

Under Sigrid Bonde Tusvik's watch, eight comedians in pairs must not laugh for three hours; the challenge begins with a postman's delivery and a musical number with sausages and Latin flair, testing whose straight face will crack first.