Kill Tony Doug Benson, Jesse Joyce

Set: Alex discusses having an inner "Asian rapper" persona named Little Jen who makes him do inappropriate things. The bit culminates in a story about a sexual encounter with a heavy woman that he compares to being trapped in 127 Hours.

Interview: Tony and panel discuss the braces Alex wears and offer advice about avoiding demeaning language toward women. Discussion of whether the fat chick story was real and what actually happened at the club.

Set: Zach performs a rambling, poetic minute about the face someone makes while taking a large bowel movement, using elaborate and thesaurus-derived vocabulary like 'brobdingnagian' and 'gargantuan'.

Interview: Panel criticizes Zach for overusing thesaurus words he doesn't understand. Jesse Joyce emphasizes the importance of knowing vocabulary before using it, and Doug notes the bit should focus on the actual punchline rather than elaborate descriptions.

Set: Ian performs material about his girlfriend's braces, comparing them to lingerie. He discusses the correlation between dental health and parenting ability, and drinks wine throughout the set.

Interview: Tony and Jesse praise Ian for being authentic and structured, comparing him favorably to Mitch Hedberg. Discussion turns to his background from Chicago and recent move to LA.

Set: Brad discusses becoming a new father two months ago, carrying a diaper bag with drugs through TSA, and reflects on showering with his father growing up. He develops a metaphor about genitals as an amusement park height restriction.

Interview: Panel learns Brad's wife is unhappy about relationship and he received a text suggesting she doesn't think he loves her. Extensive discussion about his marital issues and his newborn daughter Fiona.

Set: Brett jokes about being frequently laid off and naming files 'final final final', proposes fantasy football with only himself and Asian cheerleaders, and jokes about never having Hawaiian shirt Fridays.

Interview: Doug and Jesse discuss Brett's material and his freelance graphic design work for Stanford. They offer advice about finding remote work through design platforms.

Set: Sara performs about wanting to hibernate like a bear, discusses stupid people trying to make her play games, and complains about people taking forever at ATMs.

Interview: Tony notes Sara seems depressed and questions whether the desert hibernation and Jenga story are real. Discussion about hibernation fantasies and Sara's neuroses.

Set: Kim jokes about mothers gaining weight and not wanting grandchildren, discusses the pullout method, and makes references to dating NFL players and division one college athletes.

Interview: Tony struggles with understanding references to D1 athletes, panel clarifies it's about college football. Discussion about whether the NFL player boyfriend story is real.