Sarah Kenny

A computer programmer from Culver City who has been doing comedy for five and a half years. She is a frequent performer at the Westside Comedy Theater and plays beach volleyball.

A computer programmer for USC working in artificial intelligence who has been doing comedy for three and a half years. She previously lived in Chicago and recently performed a show in Iceland. Tony notes she is one of the most frequently pulled names in the show's history.

She has been doing comedy for three years and seven months and has appeared on the show multiple times. She works as a neuroscience programmer and previously tried improv. She mentioned having family visiting from Chicago.

A computer programmer working on artificial intelligence projects at USC. She has been doing stand-up for three years and is a frequent bucket pull on the show. Her set touched on tipping culture and self-deprecating humor.

She performed a set about interviewing at SeaWorld and getting arrested. She clarified in the interview that she was arrested in Chicago during Lollapalooza for trying to bring a bicycle onto a train. She has been doing comedy for a few years and uses the handle @skennycomedy.

A returning performer who Tony noted used to be much 'filthier' in her previous sets. She joked about breaking up with a boyfriend after he shaved his beard and borrowing a child from a playground for 'bring your kid to work day'. The panel teased her about her dark comedic history involving abortion jokes.

An anthropology major who performed a set about growling genitals and natural selection. The panel critiqued her for starting with a premise that was obviously untrue.

She recently returned from performing in Chicago and Grand Rapids. She discussed her dating life and her tendency to turn 'nice guys' into jerks. Tony noted her significant improvement over her recent appearances.

She works as a computer programmer and performed a set about Adderall and a weird encounter with a 12-year-old boy. Jeff Garlin suggested she rewrite 'Charlotte's Web' as a writing exercise. Sinbad noted she makes good money in her day job compared to other comics.

Performed a dark set about selling a baby on Craigslist. The interview revealed she had a miscarriage in real life, leading to an awkward discussion about turning it into material.

A one-liner comedian originally from Chicago now living in Los Angeles. The guests suggested she lean into her dry, awkward persona.