KT #130

He discussed Obama's use of the n-word and his own physical attributes, a lawyer originally from the DC area with Cameroonian and Vietnamese parents. He has been doing comedy for a few years, having started before law school.

Her set focused on her obsession with the show Dateline and being alone. Originally from Colorado Springs, she works writing mediation briefs for attorneys. She has been doing comedy for two years and performs about six days a week.

He has been at The Comedy Store for four years and frequently jokes about his speech impediment. The show's producer who has a degree in biology from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Tony noted he has been on a 'hot streak' performing lately.

A computer programmer working on artificial intelligence projects at USC. She has been doing stand-up for three years and is a frequent bucket pull on the show, her set touched on tipping culture and self-deprecating humor.

Originally from Ohio, he returned to comedy after a three-year break once his son turned three. He performs short one-liners and shared stories about a mysterious tattoo and past blackouts. This was his first time appearing on the show.

Age 53, performer returning to the stage after a two-and-a-half-year hiatus following his mother's passing. He has six children and delivered a high-energy, largely improvised set, he engaged in a tense 'stare-down' with Tony during his performance.

Her set focused on childhood stories about eating chalk and coins, and her late transition to using the toilet. Grew up in various places including Germany and Kansas, tony describes her as the 'underdog' regular.