Ruben Søltoft

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."

We take a trip around the animal kingdom with some surprising and comedic segments from Linda P, Rasmus Botoft and Rasmus Wallbridge; there's dog training without a dog, beaver massage and a salmon hand that reluctantly brings smiles to many faces.

The battle intensifies, yellow cards pile up, Mikkel suffers stomach trouble; Kirsten delivers an unforgettable adult-diaper lesson; Esben resurrects Angora by Night with a musical attack.

First red card is handed out; Julie Zangenberg is sent to the naughty corner; Jarl Friis Mikkelsen confuses everyone with bizarre questions about his mobile subscription; Brian Lykke introduces a milk magician who makes milk vanish and smiles appear; a wise old man arrives with riddles, all with the same cheeky answer, making things increasingly awkward when Kirsten Lehfeldt receives an unexpected facial treatment; the net tightens as Melvin becomes Jarl's undercover agent.

The last four comedians are reduced to three when an experienced quiz host gets too into character; once again, the resilient Ruben Søltoft is targeted to be taken down, so in desperation, he eats a garlic clove to keep the competitors at bay.

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.