KT #121

He discussed his background in tennis and gave advice to younger performers about confidence and delivery, comedian and actor known for his role in Parks and Recreation.

Comedian and actress celebrating the season two pickup of The Carmichael Show. She shared stories about her past jobs, including working in baggage for an airline, and offered energetic feedback to the bucket pulls.

His set focused on a story about a funeral, and he ended his segment by playing guitar in a 'guitar-off' with Pat Regan. From Bakersfield, he has been doing comedy for about a year and performs three times a week.

Originally from Reno, Nevada, he recently moved to Los Angeles and has been doing stand-up for a little over a year. He was noted for his nervous energy and mentioned he previously worked in a warehouse delivering tile.

He discussed race and intellectualism, and the panel encouraged him to lean into his lawyer background for material. A lawyer who moved from Austin to LA five months prior and has been doing comedy for four years.

Based in Sacramento, he has been doing stand-up for two years and works in supply chain. He performed a set about self-defeating personality disorder and his father's passing at a Starbucks.

She has been doing comedy off and on for three years and currently works at a Jewish chocolate factory. Her set touched on race and economics, and she was invited by Tony to perform a longer set at the Ice House.

He works as a stuntman and background actor, and he discussed his relationship with an Instagram model. Originally from Rhode Island, he has been doing comedy for four years (two in New York and two in LA).

In her fourth week as a regular, she performed a new minute about her cousin's wife and responsibility. The panel praised her writing but advised her to slow down her delivery to let the jokes land.