KT #39

Introduced as the 'Iron Hot Chick' and the first female Patriot replacement. She performed a robotic song titled 'Mouth-on-Mouth' and served as the security character for the episode. Tony mentions she is a comedian and she is later identified by her full name at the end.

A returning guest making his third appearance on the show, he provided feedback to the performers alongside Kevin Christie.

He discussed his middle initial 'G' to differentiate himself from a famous weightlifter, a returning guest making his third appearance on the show.

Originally from Colorado, he had only been doing comedy for two months but had already released a 42-minute album. He spoke with an extremely fast, high-energy stoner cadence that the judges noted was difficult to follow.

His set focused on his grandmother's alleged drug use and his attempts to impress white people. He has been doing comedy on and off for two years and recently committed to it seriously.

His set included jokes about GPS tracking, 101 Dalmatians, and his divorce. Originally from Florida and living in LA since October, he had been doing comedy for two years.

He performed a jay-z impression and beatboxed, which the guests advised him to separate into different bits, a popular Vine creator from New York City with nearly 2 million followers.

A returning performer who did a set two weeks prior. He performed a minute focused entirely on his complaints about his fiancé, leading the guests to suggest he soften his perspective to avoid sounding abusive.

Age 24, from Orlando performing stand-up for the very first time. He had a chaotic set involving licking the microphone and knocking over a table, which Tony described as a fascinating first-time performance.

A regular making her fourth appearance, identified as an adult film star, her set touched on fetishes and the recent death of Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Performed a minute about the exhaustion of laundry and fashion trends, the guests praised her unique, aggressive yet soft delivery style.

Started her comedy career on the show after dropping out of college in Florida. She performed a set about dieting and Asian stereotypes, and Tony mentioned she would be joining the crew for the upcoming road shows.