KT #50

He joked about his family being from Alabama and his history of working restaurant jobs. From Boston, Massachusetts and has been doing comedy on and off for about five years, the panel complimented his likable face but advised him not to wear shorts on stage.

He did jokes about flyover states and Independence Day but bailed on his set before the 60-second timer. Originally from Montana, he had been living in Los Angeles for about a year and a half at the time of recording, roddy Piper gave him a pep talk about having more bravado and stage presence.

This was his 128th time on stage, though his set involving a rape joke was poorly received by the panel, roddy Piper specifically advised him to drop that material entirely. A former child star known for the movie 'Angus', he returned to comedy after a five-year hiatus following a divorce.

She has been doing comedy for about a year and a half and enjoys performing darker, edgy material. She performed a set involving jokes about non-alcoholic beer and miscarriages, the panel encouraged her to find the joy in her dark delivery rather than being purely deadpan.

His set was high-energy and erratic, involving impressions of horny dogs and screaming about social media. A frequent performer at the Comedy Store who Tony described as having a 'lack of evolution', the panel compared his intensity to the Iranian Patriot character.

Started her comedy career on the show after dropping out of the University of Florida, her minute focused on pheromones and the confusion of being a 23-year-old woman, the guests advised her to be more direct with her premises rather than asking the audience questions.

Performed a minute about the difficulties of changing duvet covers and married couples staying together for the furniture. Her interview was cut extremely short due to the venue's 'hard out' time limit, tony noted she looked like a 'broke-ass Natasha Leggero' during the set.