Eddie Whitehead Jr

A frequent performer on the show originally from Gary, Indiana, and Port Huron, Michigan. He discusses his experience being homeless and his interactions with celebrities like Diane Keaton.

He did a set focused on his resemblance to Samuel L. Jackson. He revealed he is currently homeless and plays harmonica at intersections for money. The panel encouraged him to drop the impressions and talk more about his actual life experiences.

A long-time Comedy Store regular who has been doing comedy for over seven years. He discussed his documentary 'The Nature of Stand-Up' and joked about health issues and his past drug use. Tony mentioned Eddie was the first person he met at the Comedy Store.

A veteran comedian and filmmaker who created the documentary 'The Nature of Stand-Up'. He shared the stage with his son, Tyree Spivey, who performed earlier in the night. He joked about health issues and his past experiences in Russia.

A long-time friend of Tony Hinchcliffe who recently returned from Chicago and was once homeless when they first met. He discusses being mistaken for Samuel L. Jackson and mentions having been shot in the legs in the past.