KT #165

He discussed his wife having autism and his past as a Mormon missionary in Brazil, from Salt Lake City, Utah, now living in Thousand Oaks, California. He has been doing comedy for five years and this was his second time on the show.

Originally from the UK with English and French parents, he moved to Los Angeles just before Brexit. He has been doing comedy for eight years in the UK and is married to a woman from Pittsburgh. He previously played the bassoon.

Age 21, comic from Connecticut who moved to LA in May. He has been doing stand-up for two years and revealed he had three feet of his colon removed due to Crohn's disease.

Originally from Massachusetts, he moved to LA in April and has been doing comedy for a year and a half. He shared stories about his nine arrests, including inciting a riot in New Hampshire, and his struggle with finances and potential eviction.

Removed from the stage almost immediately after his first joke because he claimed to have a highly contagious case of pink eye. Tony Hinchcliffe asked him to return another week when he is healthy.

Age 24, Navy veteran who served as an air traffic controller in Washington and San Clemente Island. He has been doing comedy sporadically for a year and is dating a fellow air traffic controller.

The panel critiqued her lack of punchlines and encouraged her to focus more on structured joke writing rather than relying on accidental humor, performs a new minute each episode.

She discussed Prince William's hair and social media tension; the panel suggested she lean into a 'vapid social media' character for her news recaps, performs a new minute each episode.

Age 36, actor from Detroit who has been doing stand-up for only one month. He previously worked as a bartender in a West Hollywood gay bar, served in the Navy boot camp, and appeared in a Super Bowl commercial and the film 'The Perfect Guy'.