KT #261

Originally from Minnesota, he had been in LA for about a month and a half at the time of recording. He works as a busboy at a taco shop. This was his second time on the show.

He discussed his engagement to his fiancée from Mexico, born in Alaska and raised in LA, he has been doing stand-up for seven months. He works as a bartender at HQ Gastropub.

She discussed her recent acting work and singing with bands. A frequent bucket pull and show icon who is 62 years old. She is known for her high-energy personality and distinctive physique.

Moved from Chicago to Crestline three months prior and lives in a trailer. He performed while admittedly very intoxicated and claimed to use acid daily. He revealed traumatic childhood experiences involving a police officer.

Originally from the Bay Area, she has been doing stand-up for two years, she comes from a wealthy background with a financial advisor mother and an Israeli father. This was her second appearance on the show.

Started comedy in Minneapolis in 1987 but took breaks to pursue music and dance. He was very defensive during the interview, leading to a high-tension interaction with Tony. He claimed to have started pop-locking in 1978.

Originally from Oklahoma, he moved to LA in September and works as a cook at Wahlburgers. He has been doing comedy for over five years and has a pacemaker due to a heart condition. He plays guitar and enjoys music.

From North Carolina who was living in his car at the time. Tony announced that photographer Troy Conrad would be giving him professional headshots. He is known for his thrift-store style and high-energy sets.

She discussed her complex family dynamic involving her conservative, biracial parents. Originally from Portland, Oregon, she had been in LA for two years and doing comedy for one. She works as a nanny for a one-year-old and received a standing ovation for her set.