Arman Surizehi

It becomes 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.

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.

A big challenge presents itself when a former competitor disguises himself as a loaf of sourdough bread and gives the contestants an important lesson about industrially produced bread. The remaining contestants are left confused.

The competition intensifies as the pressure mounts and a new character enters the room, Ole Henry's real estate agent; Ingrid struggles as usual and tries to escape the chaos by painting on canvas.

Ten of Norway's funniest people gather in the same room with the following challenge: don't laugh for six hours, while doing whatever it takes to make the others laugh. The winner leaves the house with NOK 100,000 for their chosen charity.

The participants gather around the dining table to eat a very bad idea together. A small miracle is born and a magical atmosphere settles over the remaining participants until a life-threatening card is drawn.