KT #11

He returns for a second week to discuss his gay older brother and the 'gray lines' of homosexuality. Tony notes he was sharp but needs to trim the setup to be more efficient with his 60 seconds.

A Comedy Store employee and producer for the show who jokes about having a 'young-old' body and finding gray chest hairs at 28, the panel mocks his southern accent and speech impediment, comparing him to Eric Cartman.

He uses a signature 'thank you' tag after dark jokes, which the panel finds to be a smart comedic mechanism. Originally from Ohio, he performs a set about donating hair clippings to a cancer foundation to make a 'merkin' for a child.

He jokes about black people not being homophobic and suggests adding gay subplots to famous movies like Fast and Furious, the panel suggests he brainstorm more specific movie titles to improve the tags.

He spent 48 months in England, 35 of which were in prison for drug-related charges, his set focuses on the politeness of British prison life and his father's reaction to his arrest.

A recent college graduate who works as a freelance academic writer doing homework for rich students, the panel finds his premise original but advises him to focus on the class conflict between him and his wealthy clients.

He performs a bit about how baseball pitchers are likely gay because they spend the whole game staring at the catcher's crotch, the panel encourages him to lean further into the physical comedy and specific baseball terminology.

He returns to comedy after a six-year break with a set about gay Marvel characters, specifically the Hulk and The Thing, tony criticizes his fearful stage presence and his habit of zipping up his jacket during the set.

He jokes about his failure as a club promoter compared to black promoters, which leads to a polarizing interview segment, invited back by Tony specifically to see if he could be more memorable than the previous week.

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.

Tony advises her to tighten the story into a more traditional joke structure, tells a story about sneaking into her studio apartment inside a suitcase to avoid her landlord.