Eric Carter

A long-time regular on the show with a distinct Southern accent. He currently drives for Uber and performed a set about his family giving him money to go to the store as a child. He is often referred to by his initials 'EC'.

Originally from Mississippi, he previously worked in the North Dakota oil fields as a roughneck. He has been doing stand-up for almost four years and was once a bounty hunter for his uncle.

A long-time favorite of the show originally from Mississippi who has been doing comedy for three and a half years. He performed a new minute about trailer parks and his observations on women in the UK. He is known for his thick Southern accent and authentic persona.

He is from Mississippi and works as a food runner at Camacho's Mexican restaurant at City Walk. He has been pulled from the bucket multiple times before. He admits to repeating a joke about Hillary Clinton and the Oval Office.

Originally from Mississippi, he has lived in LA for a short time and works as a food runner at Camacho's at CityWalk. He has a thick Southern accent and a high-energy, pro-wrestler-like delivery. Tony invited him to perform at the Ice House based on this set.

A comedian from Mississippi who recently moved to LA and previously worked on oil rigs in North Dakota. He arrived late and out of breath after walking four miles in the wrong direction from the Metro.

A comedian from Mississippi who recently moved to LA and works on oil rigs in North Dakota. He performs with a thick southern accent and discusses southern stereotypes.

Introduced as the 'Hillbilly Patriot' replacement for the night. He is a comedian who talks about his real life raising goats on a farm.

A recurring performer from the Deep South who has lived in California for five months. He did jokes about skinny jeans and youth hostels. The hosts advised him to commit more to his punchlines and to incorporate a smile to balance his high intensity.

From Mississippi and has lived in California for five months. He speaks some French and discussed the presence of Confederate flags in Orange County. This was his fourth time on the show.

Originally from Hattiesburg, Mississippi, he has been in California for two months. He has a degree in Political Science and can speak some French. He has become a recurring favorite and 'internet sensation' since his first appearance.

Known as the 'Mississippi Assassin', he has been in Hollywood for four months and lives in Dana Point. He struggled with a joke about Facebook and was critiqued for apologizing for his set.

Originally from Mississippi and living in Orange County, he has been doing comedy for about two years. He discussed Southern stereotypes and 'first world problems'. The panel loved his likability but suggested he acknowledge his clean-cut appearance versus his Southern accent.

A comedian from Mississippi who performed a set with heavy southern themes and racial stereotypes. He discussed his family history in Mississippi and fighting the Klan.

Originally from Mississippi, he currently lives in Dana Point with his aunt. He has only been doing comedy for a few weeks and is friends with Rob Weisman.

Originally from Mississippi, he moved to California two months prior and lives in a trailer park. He jokes about his family and his blue-collar background. This was his first time performing stand-up comedy.