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HITOSHI MATSUMOTO Presents Documental

NR2016–13 seasonsHitoshi Matsumoto

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Produced by Hitoshi Matsumoto, Documental pits ten comedians against each other. The objective is to make each other laugh in a closed room. Each contestant brings a one million yen participation fee. The last person to stay in the room without laughing wins. The winner is awarded a 10 million yen prize and bragging rights as the funniest comedian.

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What is HITOSHI MATSUMOTO Presents Documental (2016) about?

Produced by Hitoshi Matsumoto, Documental pits ten comedians against each other. The objective is to make each other laugh in a closed room. Each contestant brings a one million yen participation fee. The last person to stay in the room without laughing wins. The winner is awarded a 10 million yen prize and bragging rights as the funniest comedian.

Who stars in HITOSHI MATSUMOTO Presents Documental?

HITOSHI MATSUMOTO Presents Documental stars Hitoshi Matsumoto. The series was created by Hitoshi Matsumoto.

How many seasons does HITOSHI MATSUMOTO Presents Documental have?

HITOSHI MATSUMOTO Presents Documental has 13 seasons. There are 60 episodes in total.

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