KT #160

From Scottsdale, Arizona. He has been doing comedy for 10 years and works as a boxer. He performed in a creepy, intense character style that initially scared the panel.

A Vietnamese-American comedian living in LA for two years. He works as a background actor and at Trader Joe's. He did a bit about his father's name, An Van Pham.

Age 70, former casino dealer from Las Vegas. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy, he notably showed off a large hernia on stage during the interview.

Age 24, Mexican-American comedian from the Inland Empire. He works as a tour guide at Universal Studios. This was his second time appearing on the show.

He is a gay Latino comic who joked about his appearance and being 'dead inside'. Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, he had moved to LA only three days prior to the recording. He has been doing comedy for five years.

Performed a minute about generic batteries and lightsabers. The panel noted she was visibly shaking from nerves but delivered a much stronger set than the previous week.

The panel critiqued the high degree of difficulty and the likability required for such dark material. Performed a controversial minute regarding college degrees for people with Down syndrome.

A first-time comedian who traveled from Las Vegas with his uncle, Ron K. He performed with a gothic, vampire-slayer aesthetic and discussed his fear of large bodies of water (hydrophobia).