Ep 3. A fish, a flute, and Iceland in Eurovision

As the third episode of the first season of LOL - Last One Laughing Spain begins, the atmosphere is tense as the remaining comedians prepare for their latest challenge. With previous eliminations fresh in everyone's minds, the pressure is on to impress resident judges Paz Padilla and Santiago Segura, and ultimately avoid being the last one laughing - and therefore eliminated from the competition.

In a departure from the previous two episodes' challenges, this time the contestants are tasked with creating their own comedy sketches to perform in front of their peers. However, there's a catch: the sketches must incorporate a seemingly random selection of three items, which are revealed to the comedians by host Santi Millán. In this episode, the three items that must be included in the sketches are a fish, a flute, and Iceland in Eurovision.

The comedians get to work, with some pairing up to create joint sketches and others working alone. Throughout the episode, viewers are treated to glimpses of the behind-the-scenes process as the comedians brainstorm ideas, write jokes, and rehearse their performances. As the deadline for the performances approaches, tensions rise as the contestants worry whether their sketches will be funny enough to impress the judges and keep them in the competition.

Finally, it's time for the comedians to take to the stage and perform their sketches. Some opt for more slapstick humor, while others go for more clever wordplay and puns. Some play their characters straight, while others ham it up for the audience. As the sketches progress, the comedians try their hardest not to break character or laugh at their fellow contestants' performances.

As usual, Paz and Santiago are on hand to provide commentary and critique throughout the episode. They offer feedback on the performers' delivery, timing, and overall comedic prowess. While they congratulate some of the comedians on their successful sketches, others receive less-positive feedback and are left wondering whether they're in danger of elimination.

In addition to the sketches, viewers are also treated to cutaways of the comedians hanging out backstage and chatting with each other. This offers a glimpse into the performers' personalities and relationships, and helps to build a sense of camaraderie among the group.

Overall, the A Fish, a Flute, and Iceland in Eurovision episode of LOL - Last One Laughing Spain is a fun and entertaining installment of the show. With the focus on individual comedy sketches, viewers get to see each performer's unique style and personality on display. And with the added challenge of incorporating three seemingly unrelated items into each sketch, the episode is full of surprises and unexpected twists. As the competition heats up, it's sure to be anyone's game.