KT #56

This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy. He performed a set about a classmate nicknamed 'Boner' and a graphic video involving a straw, the panel noted his extreme nervousness and the fact that his microphone cut out during the punchline.

His set focused on logical inconsistencies in the movie Forrest Gump, a frequent performer on the show with about six years in comedy, the guests complimented his professional timing and articulation.

She has been doing comedy for four years and performs four to five times a week in Los Angeles, her set covered working in retail at Tory Burch and her specific frustrations with customers from Manila. She also shared a story about accidentally punching a boyfriend in her sleep.

His set included jokes about personalized license plates and people calling him by the wrong name. A returning comedian who has been performing for three to four years. He announced that his partner was eight months pregnant with a baby girl.

He grew up in South Central LA and told jokes about childhood experiences with crime and identity theft. He has been doing comedy for a total of eight years, split by an eight-year break to care for his sick daughter, joe Rogan remembered him from years prior because of his car.

This was his first time ever performing stand-up comedy. He performed a dark set comparing loving a stepchild to loving turkey bacon, the panel praised his ability to pull off 'fucked up' humor effectively for a debut.

Has been doing a new minute every week for over a year, for this episode, she experimented with a one-liner style rather than her usual storytelling, she dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy in LA.

The panel discussed her unique, aggressive cadence. Has been performing for three years and typically focuses her minutes on hating specific, trite objects. Her set this week was an observational rant about coffee tables and coffee table books.