KT #401

Lives in Sacramento for six years, originally from Connecticut. He is half Polish and half French, and has been married to his black wife for seven years. He has been doing stand-up since July.

He joked about cheating on his girlfriend and growing up with parents who were drug dealers, age 22, butcher from Sacramento who has been performing for one month.

Her set focused on people mispronouncing her name as 'Tampon', first time doing stand-up; she previously managed the Liquid Laughs comedy club in Boise.

Invited for a special spot after a strong performance the previous night. She has been doing comedy for 10 years, lives in Oregon, and enjoys shooting guns.

He discussed his lack of a car and his ongoing custody issues with his children. A returning bucket pull from the previous night who works as a removal technician for a mortuary.

Age 31, supervisor at Costco making his stand-up debut. He lives with his 86-year-old grandmother and used to play bass in a band called Capital Sin.

A first-time comedian from Carmichael who works sterilizing surgical instruments. He challenged Joel Jimenez to a 'Mexican Drum-Off' after revealing he has played drums for 32 years.

He performed a new minute involving jokes about the mayor of Sacramento and his physical ailments, a regular for 10 months originally from Memphis.

A retired intellectual property attorney with a little over a year in comedy, tony offered him an automatic spot for the next time the show returns to Sacramento.

Performed a minute about treadmills and cardio. He led the Sacramento crowd in a sing-along of 'Friends in Low Places' by Garth Brooks.

He has performed about 10 times and discussed having gallstones and his large family of ten brothers, a retail manager living in Reno who drove two and a half hours for the show.