KT #12

Originally from Houston, Texas, he has been doing comedy for 21 years. He mentioned touring with Dave Chappelle and Doug Stanhope and winning Houston's Funniest at the Laugh Stop.

His set included jokes about dry weddings and a Knight Rider parody. He has been doing stand-up for six years, with four years in New York and two in Los Angeles.

He discussed his recent engagement and his fiancée's desire for children. Originally from New Jersey and attended Ohio State, he is 39 years old and has been doing comedy for several years.

Originally from South Florida, he has been doing stand-up for nearly three years. He performed a set about deleting his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend from the Madden video game.

A Comedy Store employee and bouncer who told a story about a tense situation during an 'urban' comedy show. He does not have a Twitter account.

Performed a set about being called a 'creep' at a bar, tony and the Iron Patriot critiqued his yellow pastel shirt, comparing it to an Easter or church outfit.

He performed one-liners and received feedback from Willie Hunter about the execution of a racially-themed joke. Originally from South Florida, he has been doing stand-up for three to four years.

He discussed being cast as a background actor on Arrested Development and received advice to drop his stereotypical accent. An Indian comedian from North Miami who recently moved to Los Angeles.

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.

Performed a new minute about praying while high and accidentally putting a hundred-dollar bill in a church offering plate, tony advised her to own the story as a true event rather than tiptoeing around it.

The name Kyle Everett was called, but no set followed.

The name Ari Maness was called, but no set followed.

The name Andrew Clements was called, but no set followed.