Kill Tony Dom Irrera, Steve Byrne

Set: Chris discusses getting a new haircut to look professional while working as a server, waiting for his bald spot to grow in. He compares hospitality work to weddings and talks about saving for a house on server's wages.

Interview: Tony and the panel discuss Chris's haircut and his server job at the Ritz-Carlton. They explore his background, first-time performing, and his experience as a waiter.

Set: Haiti discusses his background from Haiti, a country people often confuse with Africa or a place in New Orleans. He talks about tourism and sending money back home.

Interview: Tony and panel ask about his accent, whether he goes back to Haiti, and how much money he sends home. Discussion of tourism in Caribbean islands.

Set: Tommy discusses his friends back in Washington who were shocked that Neil Patrick Harris is gay and plays a womanizer on TV. He talks about the gay community being the top 1% most attractive men and how being gay is genetic.

Interview: Panel asks about his pet turtle, his work at Guitar Center, and his Lyft/tour bus driving gig. Discussion of his timing and delivery.

Set: David does fast-paced observational material about finding nerf guns in a trash bin and a movie about MLK. He does impressions and rapid-fire observations about historical reenactments.

Interview: Panel discusses his all-caps style delivery, his background in acting and historical reenactments, and his job cutting cardboard boxes. Tony coaches him on becoming more personal in his material.

Set: Michael tells jokes about his career bouncing between venues like the Sydney Opera House and strip mall clubs, maintaining balance. He does a joke about someone defecating on his character.

Interview: Panel discusses his comedic style and career ups and downs. Brief discussion of his sandals and appearance.

Set: Kim jokes about getting on birth control as a Puerto Rican woman, doing stand-up in Florida for the first time, and telling jokes in front of her grandma. She discusses her mom's concerns and jokes about Facebook and family.

Interview: Tony discusses her bombing in front of family, her mom's public Twitter complaints, her grandpa's drunken interruption during an anal sex joke, and her mom producing a sold-out 140-person hometown show requiring 25 minutes of material.

Set: Sara rants about generic fruit salads served everywhere in Styrofoam cups with identical pieces of pale cantaloupe, watermelon, and one red grape. She discusses how better fruit salads might make fruit more appealing.

Interview: Panel discusses her style of ranting about mundane topics and how she builds premises slowly. Discussion of fruit quality and her comedic wheelhouse.