KT #54

Sean K discussed his lack of charisma and compared himself to Macaulay Culkin in Home Alone. He mentioned that he was always considered cutesy while growing up and joked about his red hair. He also shared his background of moving from Florida to New York.

Marcus Evans joked about the rudeness of women in Los Angeles compared to his hometown of Chicago, specifically citing girls in his building who closed an elevator door on him. He spoke about the frustrations of temporary office work and the long commute times involved. He also mentioned his current job doing accounting for Live Nation.

Jared Campbell joked about looking much older than his actual age of 24, claiming his grandmother's last words were about how grown he looked as a baby. He also discussed being the youngest of eight siblings and growing up in Denver, Colorado, he attributed his appearance to his parents dressing him in corduroys and suit jackets at age two.

The performer joked that women choose men who look, act and smell like their fathers, then pushed the premise into an incest joke, the panel criticized his aggressive delivery and urged him to slow down and clarify the logic.

Kevin Elliott joked about beating his son at video games and wearing matching t-shirts that said hung like a five-year-old. He discussed returning to comedy after a seven-year break following a marriage and divorce. He performed an act out comparing DJs to his mother talking on the phone while washing dishes.

He joked extensively about the absurdity of mountain bike unicycling, which he referred to as Muni, and mocked the coordination required for the hobby. Jimmy Shubert performed a set while reading from notes about the dangers of hiking and encountering mountain lions, he concluded by comparing the rush of extreme sports to the stress of managing a mortgage and raising teenagers.

Performed a new minute about the existential sadness of reheating scrambled eggs in a microwave. The panel discussed her tendency to write jokes about food and her previous week's set about the difficulty of putting on bed sheets alone. She has been a regular since the show's early episodes.

She performed a minute about being half Puerto Rican and having an absent father, leading to a discussion about being 'fertile and lonely', famously dropped out of college to pursue comedy after her first set on the show, the panel praised her for reducing her use of 'um' and 'you know' during her set.