Kill Tony Natasha Leggero, Kirk Fox

Set: Visual joke about Iron Patriot scratching his nose during a podcast, followed by a joke about Facebook being created for masturbation purposes as easier alternative to high school yearbooks.

Interview: Tony and panel questioned whether people actually masturbate to yearbooks, explored the premise, discussed updated material, and complimented the physicality of his performance.

Set: Timmy discussed getting his first bike from Detroit, experiencing childlike freedom, and starting a Kickstarter called 'Pedal Files' to help needy kids by touching their hearts.

Interview: Panel questioned the double meaning of 'touching children,' clarified he meant emotionally, discussed balding and sunglasses as a cover, and got roasted for pedophile-adjacent wordplay.

Set: Eric discussed getting drunk in Hollywood on the 405 freeway, wanting to be a time traveler after seeing Michael J. Fox's condition, commented on Brad Pitt being Billy Bob Thornton's leftovers, and enjoying Southern California life.

Interview: Tony praised Eric's passion and confidence, discovered he moved from Mississippi to Dana Point, lives with a rich aunt like cousin Eddie, and suggested he and Rob Weissman are a one-two punch for comedy's future.

Set: Melanie discussed vanity license plate holders that don't match car descriptions, and her romantic feelings for her ex-boyfriend who could have been John Stamos.

Interview: Panel discussed the license plate premise, suggested refinements about car brand compatibility, Judy Carter mentioned reading multiple comedy books, and discussed Mitzi advice-giving.

Set: Bo discussed banana trees, Halloween costume ideas (mailbox or Edward Goat Hands), and physical comedy about fruit growing and money.

Interview: Panel discussed his physical comedy style, his Edward Goat Hands Halloween idea, and encouraged him to develop the concept further with more physicality.

Set: Mike told a long joke about his unemployed friend in Detroit trying to get out of jury duty by claiming racism, with commentary on jury duty tactics.

Interview: Panel discussed whether saying you're racist gets you out of jury duty, jury duty tactics, Detroit housing market, and Chinese investment in Detroit.

Set: Sara joked about her out-of-shape father giving unsolicited workout advice while eating pastrami, then discussed spending a week researching who invented salad tongs.

Interview: Panel praised her natural performance, Judy Carter offered mentoring, discussed her relationship with her father in Encino, and encouraged continued comedy work and acting.

Set: Scott made a brief Thor joke about him playing golf at Pebble Beach using only his hammer as a club.

Interview: Tony called out Scott for doing only 11 seconds instead of 60, criticized the short performance, and encouraged him to develop longer material.

Set: Kim joked about a 15-year-old orphan seeking a family who ends up being adopted by an Iranian family, with consequences including weight gain, dropping out of school, and losing a hand.

Interview: Panel confirmed the story was real, discussed how the orphan's situation changed from desperate to selective, praised her commitment to the premise.

Set: Sara joked about being half Iranian and half European with Cherokee heritage, her father offering an all-expenses-paid trip to Iran, and the dangers of being 'sexy' in Iran.

Interview: Tony praised her growth from self-deprecating narration to actual bits, discussed her journey starting on the show, and gave advice about holding microphone against chin.