Brad Sachs

A long-time bucket pull who recently became a father to a two-month-old daughter. He performed a set about diaper bags and showering with his father.

A comedian who recently lost his job as a waiter at Stanley's in Sherman Oaks after 13 years. He tells a story about yelling at a customer over a kale salad and has been doing comedy while waiting tables for over a decade.

A returning comedian who has been performing for three to four years. He announced that his partner was eight months pregnant with a baby girl. His set included jokes about personalized license plates and people calling him by the wrong name.

A returning performer who did a set two weeks prior. He performed a minute focused entirely on his complaints about his fiancé, leading the guests to suggest he soften his perspective to avoid sounding abusive.

Home city not mentioned, but has been in LA for 17 years. He has been doing comedy for a while and discussed his engagement and lack of sex life. Tony and the guests advised him to mine his relationship frustrations for better material.

A salesman who sells industrial cleaning products and paper goods. He recently got engaged in April, though he joked about his fiancé hating his comedy. He discussed a bit involving soap-on-a-rope.

He performed a story about finding a stray condom while fingering a girl at Ohio State University. The panel critiqued the set for being 'forced filthy' and questioned the logistics of the story. He is a former student at Ohio State.

Originally from New Jersey and attended Ohio State, he is 39 years old and has been doing comedy for several years. He discussed his recent engagement and his fiancée's desire for children.

Originally from Ohio, he performs a set about donating hair clippings to a cancer foundation to make a 'merkin' for a child. He uses a signature 'thank you' tag after dark jokes, which the panel finds to be a smart comedic mechanism.