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Frank Castillo

Bucket Pull

First pulled from the bucket in #1.

Appearances
10
First episode
#1
Most recent
#477
Current status
Bucket Pull

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Appearances

  1. #4771:08:02Bucket PullOct 19, 2020

    A returning comedian who famously won $1,000 from Ridge Wallet on a previous episode. He reveals he quit his logistics job after winning the money and now resells sneakers.

  2. #15814:41Bucket PullJun 7, 2016

    From San Jose, he has been doing comedy for about six years. He is a door guy at the Comedy Store and works on the show Rose Battle. His set focused on his cousin's death from a heroin overdose.

  3. #331:05:28Bucket PullJan 24, 2014

    Originally from the East Coast (New York), he is looking to move to LA. He told a story about a confrontation with a homeless man. The panel noted his 'Latino David Cross' vibe and suggested adding more punchlines to his storytelling style.

  4. #3046:03Bucket PullJan 2, 2014

    Performed a joke about a Mexican clown assassination. He discussed his childhood fear of dolls and clowns during the interview.

  5. #2538:27Bucket PullNov 29, 2013

    A recurring performer who works at a coffee shop. He told a story about two different homeless men interacting at his workplace. The panel praised it as one of his funniest minutes but noted he should establish the setting earlier.

  6. #1949:37Bucket PullOct 21, 2013

    Performed a short set about his siblings and his preference for his sister over his brother based on 'The Wire'. The panel suggested he pick a different season of the show for the joke and noted he only had two jokes prepared. Tony mentioned he is a rising comedian.

  7. #141:02:02Bucket PullSep 27, 2013

    He jokes about prematurely balding at age 19 and his mother buying him a yarmulke. Tony and Freddie give him advice on sharpening his setups and punchlines.

  8. #131:16:20Bucket PullSep 25, 2013

    Performed a set about being high at his day job at Staples. Doug Benson advised him to frame day-job stories in the past tense to maintain his persona as a professional comedian.

  9. #9Bucket PullAug 14, 2013
  10. #1Bucket PullJun 14, 2013