KT #13

He discusses his upcoming documentary Chronicon and his philosophies on comedy and film. Comedian and host of Doug Loves Movies who joins as the primary guest for the episode.

The panel critiqued him for appearing too angry at women in his material. He performed a set about his relationship and his girlfriend's sleeping habits.

He did a bit about the zombie apocalypse and hurting himself in the shower. The judges noted he was heavy on premises but lacked strong punchlines.

An employee at the Comedy Store who performed a joke about the marshmallow-to-cereal ratio in his diet. Tony noted it was the best set he had seen Josh perform to date.

Originally from England, he talked about being evicted and spent a significant portion of his time trying to give out his phone number to sell cannabis, tony scolded him for using the show as a commercial.

This was her first time performing on the show, though she had appeared on the Ding Dong Show previously, her set covered suicide, small-town incest, and a recent breakup.

He performed a story about a philosophical amusement park ride operator with a speech impediment, the panel suggested he focus more on the 'shooting for the stars' punchline.

A comedian from Boston who performed dark, topical material about jerking off to tragedies like the Yosemite fire. The panel noted his material was very dark but delivered with conviction.

He performed a joke about getting a haircut in the back of a van, the panel liked his charisma and backwards hat but suggested he trim the long setup.

He provided advice to the comedians about connecting with the audience rather than just reciting material, a legendary Comedy Store regular who dropped in mid-show.

He participated in the critiques of the remaining comedians, accompanied Pauly Shore to the stage as a guest.

A University of Miami graduate who joked about disappointing his high-achieving father. The panel felt his story about not getting into Ivy League schools was difficult for the general audience to relate to.

He works in a casino and told a joke about hot Asian women being a threat to America. He was buzzed by the bear for going over time and struggling to remember the word 'realization'.

He eventually told a joke about 'ruthless' people having their roofs stolen, he attempted to follow Pauly Shore's advice by 'connecting' with the audience for his entire minute.

The panel suggested she lean harder into the radio DJ impression. A regular at the Comedy Store who performed a set about listening to Delilah on the radio and loneliness.

Performed a set about being high at his day job at Staples, doug Benson advised him to frame day-job stories in the past tense to maintain his persona as a professional comedian.

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. Has performed for seven consecutive weeks.

Performed a minute about the double standards of how female comics dress. The panel discussed the challenges attractive women face in stand-up and suggested she focus on being 'herself' rather than a 'female comic'.

The name Shecky Greene was called, but no set followed.