KT #78

He participated in a roast with the hosts a few nights prior to this episode, a top comic from Sweden who Tony describes as looking and roasting like a Bond villain.

A Toronto favorite who hosted the roast Tony and Brian participated in earlier in the week. Tony jokes that he looks like the Penn State assistant coach who ratted out Jerry Sandusky.

From Burlington, Ontario, this was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy. He is 39 years old, has been married for ten years, and works as a television animator.

A first-timer from Toronto who works in online marketing. He performed a set about his fear of death and his habit of trying to be miserable to make time feel slower.

A first-timer who recently moved to Toronto from an hour north. He works in construction, plays the harmonica, and mentioned he recently lost 60 pounds by stopping his pizza-heavy diet.

An electrical engineer who drove five hours from Detroit to perform. He is 31 years old and has been doing comedy for a while, though he admitted to being estranged from his mother over a charity dispute.

His set focused on a disastrous attempt to make donuts out of pancake batter while high, which left him feeling ill on stage. A first-timer who works reselling retro toys.

Originally from Buffalo, New York, he performed on his 25th birthday. He has been doing stand-up for about a year, performing two to three times a week in the Buffalo scene.

A Canadian comic who Tony found very likable despite his self-deprecating jokes about his weight. He shared a story about a tinder date with a 'fat chick' that ended poorly due to his long guitar-playing fingernails.

A first-time performer who recently graduated from law school in London, Ontario. He works as an intellectual property and entertainment lawyer in Toronto.

Age 27, (or 31, as Tony suspected) who lives in his mother's basement. He appeared on stage with a black eye and broken nose, claiming he tripped and hit a bench in his apartment.

Age 25, illustrator and house painter who also recently started a job as a chauffeur for a Volkswagen dealership. This was his first time doing stand-up, and Tony praised his creative energy and passion.