KT #163

A recovering heroin addict from New York with about a year in comedy. He previously worked in television locations for shows like Law and Order before spending six months in jail for driving without a license. He currently works for a dog-walking app dispatch service.

The show's drummer who was pulled from the bucket for the first time. He has been doing comedy for nearly five years and works at a skate park, though he is facing layoffs, he also creates horror short films under the name 'Mostly Sorry'.

His set focused on his self-described appearance as a serial killer. A comedian from the Palm Springs/Palm Desert area who has performed on the show multiple times. He attended Citrus College and currently works as an Uber driver.

Originally from Austin, Texas, he has been in Los Angeles for about a year and doing comedy for eight years. He works as an intern and background extra. He is known for a short, one-liner style of stand-up.

The hosts joked extensively about his intense facial features resembling a doll, a preschool teacher living in Sherman Oaks, originally from Wisconsin. He has been doing stand-up for six months and previously taught English in South America.

A regular known for her nervous stage presence, though the hosts noted her increasing confidence, her minute focused on the inconvenience of fire hydrants and parking tickets. She mentioned having a background in the Valley and dealing with anxiety.

Performed a minute about her moral character and views on babies' rights, the hosts commented on her punchlines occasionally sounding like a New York accent. She is a frequent performer on the show.

Originally from Portland and having lived in 15 different cities including Memphis, he moved to LA four months prior. He has been doing comedy for seven years and works at an LA Fitness on Miracle Mile. He is a high-energy performer who has been pulled from the bucket multiple times.