LOL: Last One Laughing Indonesia

July. 11,2024 TV-MA

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8.8

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Trailer Synopsis

The hosts will lead top comedians in a chaotic battle of wits and endurance. A room devoid of laughter, where comedians armed with jokes and timing engage in a high-stakes battle to survive longer.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2024

6 Episode

Episode 1 - It only takes 8 minutes!

July. 11,2024

LOL Indonesia Commander invites ten Lords to compete with each other face to face where their only attacking and defense is comedy. The 10 take on this new challenge for the ultimate title of "The Emperor of Comedy Galaxy". This is LOL Indonesia, where whoever laughs loses!

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Episode 2 - First Red Blaze!

July. 11,2024

The ten comedians try to do their best to perform their jokes to make others laugh. It's tough for sure! This episode will give you the answer on who is the first to leave the Cosmic Arena!

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Episode 3 - Watch Out for the Red Hat

July. 18,2024

The Commander realizes that Andre Taulany has his own strategy to attack the others. Who will be the next victim? And what are the other Lords' tactics to strengthen their defense from Andre Taulany's spontaneous comedy?

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Episode 4 - Laughter in Grievance

July. 18,2024

Five Lords remain and fight for their way to the top. In the "Be Honest!" game, one meets their fate and joins the others in the Commander's Room. The competition goes on with a spectacular performance from Denny Cagur. Will this cause another comedians to lose their spot in the Cosmic Arena?

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Episode 5 - Double the Surprise

July. 25,2024

Two comedians are eliminated, leaving three Lords in the game. The Commander gives them a surprise! Two of the most legendary comedians in Indonesia... no other than Haji Bolot and Haji Malih themselves make a special appearance. Will they be able to hold their laughter? For all that we know, it's a blaze alert sound at the end!

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Episode 6 - The Ultimate Lord of Comedy Galaxy

July. 25,2024

In the finale episode, the final two comedians battle it out. At the last minute, the Commander makes a decision to disrupt focus and provoke laughter until someone laughs. Who is the new "Lord of Comedy Galaxy"?

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