The weight is over. Last One Laughing is back and it's even more brutal than last time. Share your biggest regrets. I don't regret this haircut. What did you ask for? The Shaggy Slim Shady? Joining us this series we have... Romish Wengrenner Nathan, Diane Morgan, David Mitchell, Mel Gedroich, Amy Gledhill, Alan Carr, Bemi Sola, Ike Mello, Sam Campbell, Maisie Adam and Bob Mortimer.

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In researching for my case this week, which took a paranormal turn,

since I'm in the midst of completing interviews and writing for my next four episodes,

I learned why dolls scare us so much,

and possibly why Hollywood took a lot of liberties with the look of the Annabelle doll in film. The real Annabelle of paranormal and now of movie fame was a Raggedy and doll that looks very unassuming on the

surface. For the film, she's much more lifelike, though, with exaggerated but quasi-realistic features.

You see, there's something that happens to us psychologically called the uncanny valley

that refers to how our brain processes and responds to things that are human-like.

Up to a certain point, we enjoy things that look human or have human traits,

like a cartoon avocado with a cute little face, or when Sylvester the cat walks on two legs and talks like a human.

Those instances don't bother us because the thing is clearly still not human.

But when something is too human-like, when the resemblance is uncanny,

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