Kill Tony Dave Attell, Jimmy Shubert

Set: Jeremy discusses a friend who owes him $700 while vacationing in Aruba, offering $100 for a ride to confront her. The bit includes absurd escalation with toenail clippers around his neck and keys worn as a necklace.

Interview: Tony and panel discuss the strange accessories Jeremy wears (keys, toenail clippers), whether he'll actually steal from the friend, and his approach to material. Panel coaches him on stage presence and avoiding props.

Set: Feng discusses being Chinese, not liking Chinese women because they're stuck-up, comparing them to fish. Crude observational humor about dating and cultural stereotypes.

Interview: Tony and panel question whether the Asian women material is a joke or genuine belief. Discussion of Feng's background in China, college in DeVry, and attraction to white women.

Set: Daniel's first-ever comedy set uses Moses as premise: God led him in circles for 40 years like Gilligan's Island, then told him he'd never enter Promised Land. Topical biblical observational humor.

Interview: Tony critiques the opening for asking if people know Moses, suggests just assuming knowledge. Discussion of Daniel's background from Bakersfield, jazz musician, bassist, religious upbringing, and motivation to escape Bakersfield.

Set: Carlos imagines aliens landing and saying 'what's up my n-word,' explores how cool that would be. Then pivots to a quick joke about a chicken crossing into a bar.

Interview: Tony calls the approach ballsy but crude. Discussion of Carlos's recent firing from Comedy Store, working there 3-4 years, and transition to full-time comedy.

Set: Jared discusses getting hired as a forklift driver despite running over his boss sleeping in a box on day one. Transitions into a rambling bit about people asking him for drugs and awkward nervous energy.

Interview: Panel notes his nervous energy and one-man improv style. Discussion of his years working at Comedy Store, heavy pot smoking, timing issues (thinking minute was up at 37 seconds), and his physical comedy with mic stand.

Set: Ian opens with explicit condom story about girlfriend needing morning-after pill. Storytelling-focused set with crude language throughout, discussing relationship dynamics and running to pharmacy.

Interview: Panel praises his word economy and commitment to crude material without backing down. Discussion of his Chicago background, 4-5 years of comedy experience, 2 months in LA, and Maron-esque storytelling style.

Set: Rob creates fantasy football team using Facebook contacts, scoring players on likes/comments. Kicks out sister for baby pictures, includes Ray Rice joke about his racial anger.

Interview: Panel critiques setup being too long and unnecessary. Discussion of Ray Rice reference not connecting logically. Rob is from Akron, Ohio, been in LA 11 months, doing stand-up 3 years.

Set: Nakea discusses Tyler Perry making too many Madea movies, suggests 'Madea's Rest in Peace.' Makes joke comparing Perry's movies to other films.

Interview: Panel discusses her earrings, home care work background, recent shows (Icehouse, Comedy Juice), and her attraction to different races. Quick light interview.

Set: Kim discusses pregnancy scare, taking BuzzFeed quiz confirming she's not ready, then getting abortion. Jokes about gay people ruining society and cavemen. Mean comment about gay men's voices.

Interview: Discussion of BuzzFeed online quiz, Kim's comedy for over a year, taping every set, working as receptionist/assistant, doing spots at various venues like Icehouse and Comedy Juice.

Set: Sara angrily rants about hating science class and microscopes, comparing them unfavorably to kaleidoscopes. Yells about not wanting to look through microscopes in sixth grade.

Interview: Panel discusses Sara's character being composite of her internal feelings, suggests she normally takes small observational topics and builds them bigger. Questions microscope topic focus and relatability.