KT #279

He was discussed as preparing for a fight against Louis J. Gomez, co-host of the Danish and O'Neal podcast and a Comedy Store regular.

Co-host of the Danish and O'Neal podcast and a long-time Comedy Store emcee. He appeared alongside Ryan O'Neal as a guest judge.

He discussed his recent breakup and his signature 'boo-hoo' catchphrase. A frequent performer on the show who works at Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. in Santa Monica.

He participated in the first-ever 'Nathan-off' after another Nathan tried to take his spot, a bioengineer from North Carolina currently living in San Diego.

A half-Filipino comedian who has been doing stand-up for three years and works at a church. He mistakenly came to the stage when Nathan Driver's name was called, leading to a comedic 'Nathan-off'.

Age 30, professional dog trainer from San Diego. This was his third time ever doing stand-up comedy.

A Los Angeles native who has been doing stand-up for four years. She previously worked as a preschool teacher for seven years and now works in higher education recruitment.

He discussed his love for strip clubs and his integrated math classes, a high school math teacher from Gardena, CA, with three years in comedy.

A professional metal drummer from Texas who has toured the world and lived in his car, he challenged Joel Jimenez to a 'Mexican Drum-Off' during his interview.

A comedy veteran making her third appearance on the show. She told stories about her past work in phone sex and her current relationship with a homeless man.

He works as a server and discussed his collection of ponchos. Originally from Miami, he moved to LA from New York and started comedy in January.

He performed a set with jokes he developed with help from Greg Fitzsimmons, a legendary Kill Tony character from Las Vegas who traveled to the show via Greyhound bus.

A comedian who has been back at stand-up for a few months after a three-year break. He works pushing shopping carts at Sam's Club and plays in a comedy punk band called Dick Neptune.