KT #357

He discussed having a cold sore and works at a staffing agency, from Riverside, California. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy.

Originally from Chicago and has been doing comedy for 15 years. He has toured with Dion Cole and has tracks featured on SiriusXM, he engaged in a long debate with the panel about the Game of Thrones finale.

Age 22, comedian who has been performing for about a year and a half. He previously worked at a donut shop and now films skateboarders for money, he attempted to call his blind grandmother on stage during the interview.

He demonstrated shadow boxing on stage and discussed his recent sobriety, a former amateur boxer and Muay Thai fighter from Gardena with an 11-5 record. This was his first time doing stand-up, though he had wanted to try since 8th grade.

Originally from San Francisco, now living in Los Angeles for three years. She has a background in sketch and improv and has been doing stand-up seriously for about a year. She works as an assistant manager at a restaurant.

Performed a bit involving stretching the mic cord behind the curtain. He claimed to have been fired from his job at a self-storage unit that day. He did a long improvisational interview involving his fictional friend Tony Chin and a 'whistling album'.

He discussed his relationship with Cassandra Cass, a trans woman frequently mentioned on the show, his set focused on his experiences dating in the trans community. A returning comedian who works at a golf course.

His set was cut short and he was kicked off stage after Tony and Redban suspected he was using a fake name. Tony noted that 'Scag motto' sounded Italian rather than German as the performer claimed.

A Jewish New Yorker who moved to LA four years ago to pursue TV writing. He has a background in UCB improv and was previously in punk and ska bands. He closed the show by playing guitar and singing a song.