Think it’s the various voices of the people (he seems to find the guy who sounds like he’s been breathing helium particularly difficult to listen to, and the guy with the muttley throat just makes him totally lose it at the end:crazy_dru:crazy_dru:crazy_dru).

At a total wild guess (don’t understand a word of what they are saying, but it sounds possibly Czech, or Romanian if anyone can speak those languages), I would hazard the subject is something to do with cancer of the larynx/throat, or somesuch – this is purely based on the unusual voices in the audience though, and is probably wildly inaccurate. That the audience think it’s a serious subject is fairly obvious judging by the frosty reaction to the giggling fit….As someone who understood not a word of what was being said, I was falling about laughing by the end (someone having hysterical giggles tends to be infectious), so the fact they are not suggests the subject matter is something not normally funny….:hopeless::hopeless::hopeless:

Do feel a bit sorry for the interviewer and the rest of the audience… They all want to know what is so funny that he can’t control himself, and he ain’t gonna tell them because when you get hit by the giggles you just know nobody else will find it as funny (esp when people are discussing a serious subject). Most of the time, it’s not even particularly funny to you when you look back on it. Having it happen in the middle of your TV talk show is a total nightmare I’m sure…:crazy_diz:crazy_diz:crazy_diz

I’d be interested to know what is being said too, if anyone can translate:crazy_fre:crazy_fre:crazy_fre