Brett Banta

A long-time performer on the show, now in his fifth year of comedy. He is originally from Texas and Louisiana and has been married for 18 years. He is also a skateboarder.

He is 42 years old and has previously worked in skateboard graphics. His set was about job interviews and working at Applebee's. The panel noted he has improved over the last six months but needs to be more conversational.

A graphic designer who has two daughters and discussed being frequently laid off from jobs. The panel noted he has a strong persona but critiqued his misogynistic material.

A weekly regular who did a minute about how his name sounds like a gladiator and joked about NFL player introductions. He attended Pensacola Junior College and CalArts. The panel encouraged him to use his real school names for better comedic effect.

A frequent bucket pull favorite who talks extensively about his preference for Asian women. He is married to a Japanese woman he met while she was cleaning him up after he threw up at a Domino's Pizza. He mentions he is from the South and has a 'weird' but effective comedy personality.

Originally from Texas, now living in Los Angeles. He delivers a deadpan set featuring a list of sports terms that sound homoerotic. The panel praises his writing and unique, one-tone stylistic delivery.

Originally from Dallas, Texas, he has lived in LA for 18 years and doing comedy for a year and a half. He delivers a series of short, dark jokes about DUIs, nose-picking, and parenting. Tony is highly impressed by his writing ability.