KT #496

A Comedy Store regular and Last Comic Standing alum who recently moved from Los Angeles to Miami, he joins the panel as the guest for the episode.

The longest-standing regular in the show's history, originally from Memphis, he performs a new minute and serves as the one-man band for this episode, playing the keyboard.

A first-time performer who wore two masks and a hat, appearing extremely nervous and unable to start his set. He later returned to his seat and changed his appearance to look like a different person.

He works in investment research and told a story about freestyling the clarinet at a school recital, a first-time performer originally from Serbia/Toronto who fled to Miami to escape lockdowns.

A Brazilian comedian based in Palm Beach who has been doing stand-up for two and a half years. He works as a loan processor and was complimented on his stage control.

He discussed his interest in expensive electric scooters and met his girlfriend on Bumble. A Florida local who returned to comedy after a two-year hiatus due to his job in property management.

He spoke openly about his past heroin addiction and the loss of his mother to walking bronchitis.

Age 56, shoe cobbler who has been married for 33 years and has a son playing professional football in Europe. This was only his second time doing stand-up comedy.

Originally from Dade County, Miami. He performed a new minute and engaged in a roasting session with Tony and Jimmy Shubert.

Age 28, first-timer from Dania Beach who works in commercial landscaping. He enjoys skateboarding and video games, and mentioned his father passed away in a car accident.

He admitted to being very high during his set and participated in a ventriloquist bit with William Montgomery. A comedian of four years who moved to Miami for college and works as a swim coach for masters-level swimmers.

A 6'6" 21-year-old student at Florida Atlantic University (FAU) who recently injured his ankle playing basketball. This was his first time doing stand-up, encouraged by friends who put his name in the bucket multiple times.

An employee at the Miami Improv box office who has been doing comedy since he was 16. He also makes music under the name 'Kill the Robots' and performed a brief rap during his interview.

A professional dancer and comedian of one year who recently moved back from Tel Aviv. She was on a first Tinder date with a man named Danny, whom she kissed on stage.

He closed the show with a set focused on his experiences in Miami and a joke-writing collaboration with William Montgomery, a regular performer battling ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) and a Second City alumnus.