KT #88

A musical comedian and frequent guest who performs an original song about worshipping Satan and Brian Redban. Tony introduces him as a favorite musical artist who plays a new song every week.

Originally from Chicago and has been in LA for a few months, he serves as the 'Iron Patriot' for the evening, a guest security role usually filled by a performer in a suit.

A professional comedian sitting on the panel as a guest judge, he spends much of the episode rooting against Tony's college football team, the Ohio State Buckeyes.

A professional comedian sitting on the panel as a guest judge for his first time on the show, he provides dark, critical feedback to the bucket pulls.

He has been in LA since April and previously did comedy for three years before quitting and restarting, the panel spends his entire interview riffing on his unfortunate last name.

He previously worked on the railroad for years and discussed seeing suicides on the tracks during his interview. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy.

He has been doing comedy for just under a year and previously worked in politics managing city council campaigns. He mentions working for Jimmy Dore and claims to be on a show with Ari Shaffir later that week.

A comedian who has been performing for four years in LA, he explains that 'SHP' stands for Super Hilarious Person/Productions and shares a story about being mugged with a tire iron in 2011.

He has been doing comedy since 2002 and traveled from Riverside for the show, he owns a truck shop and expresses interest in slam poetry, leading to a tense interaction with the panel.

Originally from New York, she has been doing stand-up for about three years. She is a former fashion designer who moved to LA for work before being laid off.

He started comedy in Buffalo, New York, and spent three years in Charleston doing improv and stand-up before moving to LA. He mentions he is currently going through a breakup and recently returned from his grandfather's funeral.

She performs a new minute about gender inequality and relationships. Has been doing comedy for a year and a half after dropping out of the University of Florida.

The panel discusses her relaxed stage presence and the evolution of her comedy style, performs a new minute regarding the invention and use of lint rollers.