23 episodes · 5th January 2026
Chicago's own Erica Nicole Clark and Joy Wills put the Windy City on trial. From the Red Line to Wrigleyville, nowhere's off-limits from two comedians hopped up on bad dates, courthouse cigarettes, and meaty pizzas.
Tory Ward appoints herself toilet sheriff, Gabriel Alvizo strikes out with an Uber driver, and Brittany Carney ponders potato politics. Like Lower Wacker, things are getting messy beneath the surface on LMAOF.
Your prayers have been answered: addicts are talking to God, gynecologists are reading the Bible, and cars are getting keyed. Aidan McCluskey, Sam Wiles, and Allie Sroka deliver unholy laughs at LMAOF: Chicago.
While Olivia Carter's mental health spirals downward, Eddie Gossling's gut health gets a Go-GURT boost. But the real hero is Tawanda Gona's Forever 21 jacket. When your body, your city, and your search history all betray you at once, you get LMAOF: NYC.
While Brittany Brave navigates the cursed landscape of being single online and Reg Thomas goes the wrong kind of viral, Carolina Montesquieu's returning to her feral roots. Period trackers are snitching, screenshots are circulating, and Redditors are weighing in on LMAOF: NYC.
Marriage or CrossFit? Testosterone or basic listening skills? Fake orgasms or real shame? You don't have to choose - Britt Migs, Kate Sisk, and Marty Cunnie are bringing it all to the stage on LMAOF: NYC.
From Rachel Scanlon's sloppy bottom to Charlie Mac's he/slim pronouns, representation has come a long way at LMAOF: LA. But a word of advice from Matt LeGrande: making one Tiffany laugh at brunch does not, in fact, make a comedian.
Low testosterone guys with high body counts. Feminists in the pocket of big guacamole. Relationship revelations at 35,000 feet. Fasten your seatbelts, Hannah Jones, Will Pepper, and Char Ramtin hit turbulence at LMAOF: LA.
Ryan Goodcase triumphs in coupon court. Lisa Chanoux fields a special anniversary glove. Manu Maciel is a superstar in a supporting role. Small claims meet huge hang-ups at LMAOF: LA.
Sarah Adelman survives a car accident, but not the wrath of her sister's God. Mike Bramante spreads fake news about a friend's fertility. Meredith Dietz uncovers dark truths about the family restaurant. Like Einstein, it's all relative at LMAOF: NYC.
Nick Viagas launches his OnlyBigMans profile, but Darlene Bereznicki wants guys to leave social media for good. Meanwhile, Matt Pavich keeps catfishing on Facebook Messenger. Together, they're putting the "man-hate" in Manhattan on LMAOF.
Eric Fretty goes canoeing with his uncle. Rosey Catherine goes home to troll her grandma. Tom Zappia goes to a bar to meet his girlfriend. LMAOF: NYC takes on wholesome family traditions, conservative brain rot, and analog romance.
Adam Gilbert left Indiana in an Uber Share. Katie Kincaid left Indiana with the shoulders of a linebacker. Different journeys, same destination: LMAOF: Chicago.
What happens to your body after 40? Why's everyone really going to Olive Garden? Correy Bell and Peyton Ruddy stop being polite and start getting real on LMAOF: Chicago.
Birth control. Zoloft. Testosterone. Claire Sundbye, Molly Brenner, and Jerry Tran are a prescription for unhinged comedy on LMAOF: Chicago.
The drinks are on the Italian guy, but the hair transplant will cost you $20,000. Meka Mo and Tyler Fowler know a bad investment when they see one on LMAOF: Chicago.
A 30-minute lap dance. A funeral catered by Chili's. A breakup text so exquisite it saves your relationship. Daniel Geneen, Kirstie Hayden, and Sergio Mendez come bearing gifts on LMAOF.
Cam Bertrand gets choked up, Kait Calabrese gets caught in 4K, and Drew Nickens gets baptized then blocked. No winners, just laughs on LMAOF: Austin.
A marvel of German engineering. A serious pineapple juice study. Scientific proof the G-spot doesn't exist. Ester Steinberg, JJ Curry, and Martin Phillips are bringing peer-reviewed comedy research to LMAOF
Forbidden farts, dressing room disasters, and plenty of audience participation. It gets even weirder when Sami Blumenthal, Collin Sledge, and Timmy No Brakes hit the stage at LMAOF
From British breakups to Berlin breakthroughs, Michelle Shaughnessy and James Barr are muddying international waters. Grab your passport and tell the customs agent you're here for LMAOF.
Forget reenactments, Cecily Hitchcock is all-in on Civil War roleplay. Meanwhile, Estefania Baha is making marriage moves on the Earl of Sandwich. Love is in the air, but something's in the water on LMAOF: London.
Male (35) seeks survival tips and a full-time feminist. Mother (40) seeks a good night's sleep and Idris Elba. Everyone gets what they want when Steve Bugeja and Kelly Ford take the stage at LMAOF.
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