KT #153

From Simi Valley, California. They have been doing comedy for three years and performed as a trio, tony and the guests critiqued their set for being too rehearsed and 'hacky'.

Originally from North Carolina, he had been in Los Angeles for four months at the time of recording. He has done comedy for six years and works as a dog walker, he struggled with his timing, ending his set significantly early.

Her set focused on growing up in Orange County and NWA references. From Huntington Beach, California, and was a student at UCLA. She had been doing stand-up for about seven or eight months.

He noted that he enjoys bowling once a week and writing jokes between frames. From San Jose, California, he had been bouncing between the Bay Area and LA for 10 months. He is a former track athlete whose father is an Olympic-level track coach.

A frequent bucket pull who Tony noted had been called up six out of the last seven episodes. His set about a 'racist' girlfriend was poorly received by the panel, he left the stage quickly after a brief, tense exchange with Tony regarding his Netflix special.

Originally from Michigan, he had moved to Los Angeles only 24 hours prior to the show. He has been doing comedy for a year and a half and works as an Uber driver. Tony was impressed by his performance and his unique middle name, Antonio Crow.

Grew up in Germany and is Jewish. She performed a new minute regarding her background and AA meetings, tony gave her advice on how to handle the microphone to settle her nervous hand movements.

Performed a minute about vampires and Emos. The panel discussed her stage persona and whether her 'angry' vibe was intentional. She mentioned finding a legitimate vampire website while looking for Halloween fangs.