Ian Ellis

A comedian from Chicago who also creates fan art for the show. He performed a set involving an inside joke with the bandleader and advice on breakups. The host noted he often appears very stoned during his performances.

Originally from Chicago, he moved to Los Angeles in August and works as a cook at a restaurant called Mess Hall. He has performed on the show before and was noted for his high energy and stoner-like demeanor. His set focused on geopolitical facts and a controversial joke about Irish people.

A young comic originally from Chicago. He discussed his philosophy on humans being monkeys and mentioned he hosts a podcast where he puts beats under his stand-up sets. This was his second time being pulled from the bucket.

Originally from Chicago and has been in LA for a few months. He serves as the 'Iron Patriot' for the evening, a guest security role usually filled by a performer in a suit.

From Chicago and has been in LA for a couple of months. He has been doing stand-up for about four years. He is also an artist who creates fan art for the show.

A comedian originally from Chicago who has been in LA for two months and doing comedy for about five years. He is also a fan artist for the show and performed a graphic set about a condom breaking.

From Chicago and has been in LA for a couple of months. He has been doing comedy for about four years. He is also an artist who creates fan art for the show.

Had been in LA for two weeks and performed while holding a tiny wine glass. The panel compared his cadence to Mitch Hedberg and noted his use of callbacks to previous performers.