KT #426

From the Bay Area/San Francisco. He was a paramedic on a specialized trauma rescue team for nine years before an ambulance accident ended his career. This was a makeup set because the host forgot to call him the previous week.

His set was poorly received by the panel, from Chicago, Illinois. He has been doing comedy for about two years and works 12 hours a day mowing lawns and at Wahlburgers.

Originally from Camden, New Jersey, and has lived in LA for two years. He has been doing comedy for 16 months and previously worked as an accountant, he admitted to using various drugs, including cocaine and acid.

He discussed being in a 12-step program for sex and love addiction. A valet worker in West Hollywood with ten years in comedy, though he took a break for sketch, while during his interview, the character Aphrodite sat on him.

He discussed a recent breakup from a five-year relationship. A substitute teacher and Uber driver who has been doing comedy off and on for five years. He mentioned being into sad music and video games.

A frequent bucket pull known for his impressions. He performed impressions of Donald Trump, Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Rodney Dangerfield, and Peter Dante, the host encouraged him to focus on more obscure impressions.

He talked about his job at a storage unit facility and his recent health concerns regarding blood work, from Memphis, Tennessee. He performed a song by Jimmy Buffett during his set.

Engaged in his usual roast exchange with Tony and the guests. He discussed his 'baby mama' situation and upcoming shows in Atlanta. He was gifted a Count Basie CD by Brian Holtzman.

Originally from Southern China and currently a theater arts student at Pasadena City College. This was her fifth time ever doing stand-up comedy. She mentioned hosting events for the Chinese community in America.

A comedian with ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) and a background in Chicago improv, while during this episode, Tony Hinchcliffe officially announced him as the show's third regular. He was joined on stage by his 21-year-old son, Colin.