KT #385

She performed a set about her mother and Jesus, then participated in the first-ever female Mexican Drum-Off, age 63, Kill Tony legend and musician from Los Angeles. She has a new song out titled 'There's a Break in the Road'.

A comedian with an exceptionally deep voice who has been doing stand-up for three months. He works for his father's home theater and alarm installation company, J&T Systems. This was his second time appearing on the show.

She performed a stand-up set and sang a Whitney Houston song, earning an invitation to perform at the upcoming San Francisco road show, a fashion designer originally from Vietnam, now living in San Jose, with two years in comedy. Tony mentioned he intended to feature her if she wasn't pulled, but her name was drawn naturally.

He discussed a jiu-jitsu injury that requires him to use catheters, a general contractor and former psychotherapist from San Diego performing stand-up for the first time. His set began with a 'troll' style critique of the guests before revealing he was a fan.

He joked about his son being a potential serial killer and his wife's career, a stay-at-home father from Los Angeles with six months in comedy. He mentioned he was encouraged to sign up by a comedian friend that night.

His interview focused on a recent date with an Asian woman. A returning comedian who works at a Japanese restaurant and recently released a movie on Amazon Prime called 'Best Thanksgiving Ever'. This was his third appearance in five weeks.

The show's production intern who performed a redemption set after a previous poor performance. He brought a 'hats of hatred' collection for show-and-tell, including a signed Donald Trump MAGA hat and a WWII Nazi helmet, tony introduced him specifically to give him a second chance.

He discussed tripping on acid and his relationship with a girl who lives with her grandparents, from Memphis, Tennessee, known for his high-energy, improvisational style, his set involved yelling about Kmart, AK-47s, and his 'hammertoe' condition caused by wearing aqua socks.

The interview focused on his dating life with a Peruvian woman and his lack of 'closing' skills despite dancing for hours, age 26, production assistant at College Humor originally from Iowa who has been doing stand-up for a year and a half. He moved to LA four years ago for TV writing.