KT #204

He discusses his height and torso proportions during the interview, a professional comedian and friend of Tony for 10 years. He has credits on Comedy Central and HBO.

She moved from Dallas, Texas to Los Angeles five months prior to the show. She works as a nanny for twin boys in Beverly Hills. She studied theater and has been doing improv since she was seven.

A returning performer who plays the harmonica and banjo. He previously worked as a 'cam girl' musician but was fired for an autoerotic asphyxiation incident on stream. He currently works repossessing cars.

He has been doing comedy since 2008 and has a history of being roasted by Tony. He runs a business selling party tents online, his set featured various animal noises and sound effect transitions.

Originally from Florida, she had been living in LA for one month at the time of the recording. She lives in a house with four male comedians she knew from Florida State University. She was in the process of interviewing for a server job at Central Grill.

This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy. He is 21 years old, originally from Detroit, and works in a metal shop. He brought his 30-year-old girlfriend on stage, who was carrying his fanny pack.

Originally from Baltimore, he had been doing comedy for five years. He recently lost his job at Sony as a project manager/artist designing DVD packaging. He mentions he enjoys rock climbing and recently moved to Culver City.

He has been doing comedy for seven years and works as a mechanic, he recently quit smoking because the price of cigarettes increased. This was his second time performing on the show.

She discusses a recent experience following a magician at an open mic, she mentions feeling 'goofy' and less confident in her new material during the interview, performs a new minute every show.

This was his first time ever performing stand-up comedy, he struggled significantly with his timing and nerves, requiring four restarts before completing his minute. He mentions his girlfriend works with autistic children.