KT #128

Her set focused on a news story about an Icelandic incest-prevention app and her attraction to younger men. She is from Los Angeles and has been doing stand-up for a short time, the panel critiqued her for including unnecessary details in her setups.

She told a story about being a 'sugar dealer' in preschool. This was her first time on the show, though she is a friend of Redban and a Suicide Girl, the guests advised her to slow down her delivery and lean into her unique look.

He performed impressions and jokes about his background, which were very well received. An Arab-Israeli comedian living in Australia who was visiting LA on holiday, tony offered him a spot on a DeathSquad show at the Ice House.

He performed a joke about the branding of 'little people' but lost momentum toward the end. This was his third time on the show, and he admitted to being very nervous, the panel encouraged him to embrace the awkwardness of his set.

The panel advised her to stick to real stories and avoid self-deprecating jokes about her appearance. Originally from Virginia and living in Hollywood, she had been doing comedy for about three months, her set involved a dark, fictional story about her sister drowning.

A recovering heroin addict who has appeared on the show before. He performed a series of rapid-fire one-liners that the panel compared to Mitch Hedberg. Tony praised his writing and invited him to perform at the Ice House.

She talked about a recent car accident and 'renting' items from Walmart, the show's regular who performs a new minute every episode, the guests gave her a long critique on building stage confidence and projecting her voice.

A comedian who had been performing for less than six months, she struggled with eye contact, looking at the floor for most of her set. The panel noted she had good premises but needed to connect more with the audience.