KT #28

He speaks some French and discussed the presence of Confederate flags in Orange County. From Mississippi and has lived in California for five months. This was his fourth time on the show.

He recently got engaged in April, though he joked about his fiancé hating his comedy. He discussed a bit involving soap-on-a-rope, a salesman who sells industrial cleaning products and paper goods.

He joked about Colombian stereotypes and p90x workouts. The judges advised him to slow down his delivery to let the jokes land. A Colombian comedian who has been doing stand-up for four years.

Performed a set covering topics like twerking, the phrase Yolo, and relationship dynamics, the judges praised his confidence and premises but suggested he add more punchlines to his setups.

Discussed the difference between being a bachelor and being single, and joked about the small size of his apartment, jimmy Schubert offered advice on elaborating more on his premises.

Talked about sassy gay men and seeing deaf girls arguing in the street. This was her second appearance in three weeks, and the judges noted she had improved her pacing.

He joked about his recent divorce and his wife's bipolar disorder. A former Silicon Valley professional who recently moved to LA to pursue entertainment, the judges encouraged him to use his real-life experience more in his sets.

A tall comedian who joked about OkCupid and dating fat chicks. The judges criticized him for laughing at his own jokes and being too aggressive with the audience.

She received a round of applause during her minute for jokes about bridal showers and drinking. Has been doing comedy for three years and co-hosts a monthly show called Classy. The judges were very impressed with her timing and presence.

She performed a minute about her roommate's loud sex life, dropped out of college to do comedy, the judges suggested she flip her setups and punchlines to improve the structure.

Did a set about the absurdity of bridal showers and kitchen appliances, the judges advised her to work on a 'ramp-up' in her energy rather than starting the set at a high level of anger.