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S1 E86 · #86
What happened to you? is a talk and comedy TV series that premiered on YouTube on November 1, 2022. It has 1 season and 84 episodes so far and is still airing new episodes. The latest episode, Season 1 Episode 86 "#86", aired on October 4, 2026.
A humorous therapeutic show in which comedians discuss problems with the audience. Three comedians take turns calling a person from the audience onto the stage who agrees to discuss their issue. The comedian-therapists work with the audience member-patient to solve their problem.
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84 episodes · 1 season
2022 · 50 episodes · Last episode: 1 month ago
E86
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E85
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E84
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E83
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E82
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E81
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E80
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E79
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E78
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E77
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E76
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E75
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E74
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E73
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E72
Road Movie. Voronezh
E71
Road Movie. Rostov-on-Don
E70
Road Movie. Krasnodar
E69
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E68
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E67
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E66
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E65
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E64
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E63
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E62
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E61
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E60
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E59
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E58
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E57
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E56
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E55
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E54
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E53
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E52
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E51
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E50
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E49
Grand concert
E48
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E47
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E46
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E45
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E44
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E43
Grand Concert
E42
Grand Concert
E41
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E40
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E39
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E38
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
E37
Three comedians take turns inviting a volunteer from the audience onto the stage - someone willing to discuss a specific issue. Together, the comedian-therapists work with the audience member (the "patient") to resolve their problem.
Elizaveta-Varvara Aranova
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Bogdan Lisevskiy
Self
Konstantin Pushkin
Self
Lev Eremenko
Self
Vladimir Bukharov
Self
Vera Kotelnikova
Self
Aleksei Shamutilo
Self
Alexandr Maloy
Self
Dima Gavrilov
Self
Philipp Voronin
Self
Olga Malashchenko
Self
Vasily Medvedev
Self
Egor Svirskii
Self
Alexey Solovyov
Self
Viktoriya Skladchikova
Self
Yuliya Akhmedova
Self
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The most recent episode of What happened to you?, Season 1 Episode 86 "#86", aired on October 4, 2026.
What happened to you? has 1 season with 84 episodes in total.
What happened to you? first aired on YouTube on November 1, 2022.
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