Sarah Mostajabi

Weekly regular who performs a minute about the linguistic differences between wealthy and poor labels for household items. Tony and the guests critique her word choices like 'hutch' and 'sofa'.

A regular performer who did a rant about generic fruit salads. The host compared her style to Sarah Silverman's observational comedy.

A weekly regular and co-host of the Dysentery podcast. She performed a set about her anxiety regarding death and her fixation on small things like goat cheese medallions.

She has been doing comedy for about a year and a half and enjoys performing darker, edgy material. She performed a set involving jokes about non-alcoholic beer and miscarriages. The panel encouraged her to find the joy in her dark delivery rather than being purely deadpan.

A weekly regular who attempts a 'positive' set that remains dark and negative. She jokes about burning bridges and painting silver linings black. Tony notes she recently performed longer sets in La Jolla.

She has been doing comedy for four months and had a visible emotional breakdown on stage. She felt targeted by a previous joke about how women get passed at the club. The panel tried to help her navigate the 'boys club' atmosphere of comedy.

A weekly regular since episode one, she performed a new minute about her obsession with Hello Kitty products. She is 29 years old and mentioned her entire bathroom is Hello Kitty themed. The panel suggested she explore why an adult woman has such a strong attachment to childhood items.

Weekly regular. Her set was very graphic, involving themes of daddy issues and sexual acts as a way to gain respect. Tony and the guests suggested she tone down the graphic nature to make the punchlines more effective.

A weekly regular who performed a minute about her appreciation for receiving 'dick pics.' She asked the panel for advice on how to handle personal moods affecting her writing process.

A weekly regular who is half-Iranian. She started her comedy career on this show four months prior and jokes about her father wanting her to visit Iran.

A weekly regular since episode one who joked about not being ready for motherhood. She mentioned seeing a mom in Burbank dragging a child on a leash while carrying a dog. She noted she has been doing comedy for several years.

A weekly regular since episode one who performs a new minute about being bisexual. She discusses how the show has helped her build a longer set and mentions her background as a gamer.

A regular since episode one who has a degree in game design and $90,000 in student loan debt. Her set focused on Grand Theft Auto 5 and the catharsis of attacking NPCs. The panel suggested she focus more on the irony of her degree versus the success of the gaming industry.

A weekly regular who discusses her bisexuality and a recent breakup. Her interview becomes contentious as the hosts critique her stage attire and professionalism. She is a staple of the early seasons of the podcast.

A weekly regular who has performed since the show's inception. Her set focused on a theory about sneezing being related to orgasms and her experiences at strip clubs.

A weekly regular who performs a minute about women's underwear and men's boxers. Her choice of stage attire (ripped pants) becomes a major topic of the interview.

A weekly regular who has performed for seven consecutive weeks. Her set about 'emotional boners' and PayPal was met with confusion, leading to a long discussion on how to translate Twitter jokes to the stage.

A weekly regular who performed a new minute about her new apartment and drinking alone. The panel critiqued her for being too depressing and having too much narration in her setup.

A weekly regular who jokes about her sexual identity being shaped by video games and her Final Fantasy-inspired haircut. The panel discusses the difficulty of being an attractive female comic and how to use her 'dorky' interests to subvert expectations.