With their appearance in the Halloween special of “LOL: Last One Laughing”, Tom and Bill Kaulitz convinced showmaster Michael Bully Herbig.
Michael Bully Herbig (54) is enthusiastic about his selection of candidates for the Halloween special of “LOL: Last One Laughing”. Among others, Bill and Tom Kaulitz (34) will try not to laugh for as long as possible on his show. “I’ll tell you something: you’ve never seen them like this before,” Herbig announces promisingly.
He also shared a photo of himself smiling at the camera next to the Tokio Hotel twins. The showmaster seems to be particularly taken with Tom’s sense of humor, as he raves about the guitarist in the caption: “The long-haired guy on the left is also very funny!” At “LOL” you can look forward to “great, spooky fun” with the two of them.
“LOL” this time in teams of two
The Kaulitz twins will work together as usual for the Halloween special of “LOL”: This time, the no-laughing challenge has to be completed in teams of two. The duo that manages not to laugh for several hours in a room with the other participants will be rewarded by host Bully Herbig with 50,000 euros for a good cause.
In addition to the Tokio Hotel stars, Mirja Boes (52) with Torsten Sträter (57), Palina Rojinski (39) and Olaf Schubert (56) as well as Annette Frier (50) with singer Sasha (52) can be seen in the three Halloween episodes. Some of them already have “LOL” experience – Sträter and Boes have even won the show.
The German-language edition of “LOL” first aired on Amazon Prime in 2021. There are now five regular seasons and a Christmas special. The episodes “set against a spooky, stylish Halloween backdrop” will be available on the streaming platform in October.
Source: Stern
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