KT #59

Introduced as the 'Guatemalan Patriot' head of security for the episode. He is a young comic who runs an open mic at a pizza shack in Santa Monica. He spent the interview discussing his love for The Big Lebowski and his unique karaoke-style open mic.

Performed a minute about visiting a Mormon temple in Salt Lake City and the 'Star of Jubilee', the panel noted his large, professional wrestler-like build and his motorcycle enthusiast appearance. He has a Jewish background which he incorporated into his set.

A returning comic who performed jokes about a failed drug intervention and updating a stranger's laptop browser. The panel discussed her 'alt' comedy style and gave her advice on being more specific with punchlines. She mentioned she has been doing comedy for almost three years.

Originally from Atlanta, he performed a set about his friends not understanding the word 'gratuity' and being afraid of hiking, the panel critiqued his nerves and encouraged him to be more comfortable on stage, he used the Twitter handle @ChaseSherlockT.

A one-liner comic with a deadpan, low-energy style who joked about Game of Thrones and anime porn, the panel compared his energy to Steven Wright and Zach Galifianakis. Tony mentioned having hung out with him over the weekend prior to the set.

The panel discussed the difficulty of making such dark topics work in a short set, dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy after starting on the show, her minute involved a graphic story about a disturbing Instagram DM involving a dog.

Performed a minute about her father giving her advice by quoting classic rock lyrics like Cat Stevens, the panel suggested she use more vulgar or unexpected song references for better contrast. She is a frequent performer on the show and co-host of the Dysentery podcast.