KT #312

From Los Angeles, she has been doing comedy for about a month. She recently got fired from an escape room job and also works as a barista. This was her second time on the show.

Originally from Florida and living in LA since 2010, she has been doing comedy for two years. She is a video editor who worked on a Michelle Wolf special. She performed a karaoke-style rap of Eminem's 'The Real Slim Shady'.

Moved to LA from New York and has been doing comedy for nine years. He works as a dog sitter for the app Wag and recently filmed his own independent comedy special. He mentioned having a black bisexual girlfriend who was in the audience.

Originally from Florida and previously lived in San Francisco, he had been in LA for four months. He has been doing comedy for six years and works a low-level accounting job. Tony invited him to perform at an Ice House show.

Age 22, comedian originally from Missouri who previously lived in Dallas. He works at Jersey Mike's and lives in a house with eight or nine roommates. This was his second time on the show.

His set involved significant crowd work and commentary on his own jokes not landing, a stay-at-home dad from Utah with just under a year in comedy. He is 32 years old, has three children, and is a member of the LDS church.

His set included his signature surreal style and shouting out his 'Aunt Mary'. Originally from Memphis, Tennessee, he has been doing comedy for 11 years. He performed as a featured guest in place of regular Malcolm Hatchet.

The set was poorly received, leading Tony to jokingly suggest the audience 'beat them up'. Performed as part of a three-person group called 'Pterodactyl'. He recently took a $700 stand-up comedy class.

A recurring performer known for his disheveled appearance and performing barefoot, he previously tutored at a college in Florida. Tony offered him a deal for a professional makeover in exchange for guaranteed spots, which he was hesitant to accept.

Her set focused on her husband's complaints about her phone usage. A returning comedian who was nearly missed because she was in the bathroom when her name was called. She has appeared on the show multiple times.

She performed a new minute about her hatred for holiday songs and her idea for a new holiday called 'Let the Holes Rest'. Started comedy at age 62, she promoted her new podcast 'Stupid Central'.