KT #45

Returning as the 'Iron Patriot' security character, he performs in his underwear and a chest plate, engaging in a wrestling-style heel persona. Tony notes he is a controversial recurring figure on the show.

He performs a joke about the misconceptions of being a gynecologist, first bucket pull of the night. Tony and the guests advise him to simplify his premises and avoid getting lost in long act-outs.

An Australian comic performing for the very first time. He initially uses the stage name 'Shragler' but is convinced by the panel to go by his real name, Craig. He mentions he works on a cattle farm back home.

He discusses his father being in prison for most of his life and the awkwardness of receiving a phone call from him at Target. Has been doing comedy for three months, the panel encourages him to lean into the dark reality of his family history.

Originally from Texas, now living in Los Angeles, he delivers a deadpan set featuring a list of sports terms that sound homoerotic, the panel praises his writing and unique, one-tone stylistic delivery.

He jokes about his dark skin tone making him 'invisible' in nightclubs. The panel advises him to reduce his use of profanity to let the jokes land harder, a former college football safety for the University of Miami (2007-2011).

Performs a high-energy, physical set involving a story about a threesome with his cousin, he famously humps the stage stool during his minute, the panel critiques the lack of a clear punchline despite the wild energy.

She performs a new minute about her childhood 'fend for yourself' nights and her mother's bad turkey meatloaf, also appears on the Dysentery podcast, tony praises her for moving into more personal storytelling.

Dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy, her minute focuses on the awkward dynamic of her 45-year-old mother dating younger men while she dates older men. She has been a regular since the early episodes of the show.