KT #74

Performing as the 'Nerd Patriot' head of security for the third time. He is originally from a place that gives him a slight country twang and wears a speaker box on his crotch.

He discusses his early career character 'The Humor Comic from the 27th Century' and his background in storytelling, a veteran comedian making his third appearance on the show.

He jokes about his early career mistakes, including wearing suits on stage, and mentions his work at the original Improv in New York City, first time guest on the show.

His set focused on a friend who owes him $700 and is currently on vacation in Aruba; he notably wore a large set of keys and toenail clippers around his neck. A comedian who has been performing for three years.

Originally from China and has been doing stand-up for a little over a year. He works as a translator and performed a set about his preferences in women and his observations on Asian culture.

First time ever performing stand-up comedy. He is a jazz bass player originally from Bakersfield, California, and grew up in a very religious household.

A former door guy at the Comedy Store who had recently been fired. He has been doing comedy for about seven years and did a bit about aliens using urban slang.

He performed a high-energy, physical set involving a microphone stand and discussed his history of being fired from forklift jobs. A current employee of the Comedy Store who admitted he wasn't expecting to be called.

A comedian originally from Chicago who has been in LA for two months and doing comedy for about five years. He is also a fan artist for the show and performed a graphic set about a condom breaking.

Originally from Akron, Ohio, and has been in LA for nearly a year. He has been doing stand-up for three years and performed a bit comparing Facebook to fantasy football.

An LA local with one year and works in home care nursing in comedy. She performed a set about Tyler Perry and growing up with an African father and a mother from Compton.

Dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. She works as a receptionist and performed a new minute regarding BuzzFeed quizzes and gay history.

A regular known for her high-energy, observational style, her set this week focused on a passionate hatred for 6th-grade science classes and microscopes.

The name Chris Hopkins was called, but no set followed.