Kill Tony Al Madrigal, Aasif Mandvi

Set: Set about absent father, single mother, Jehovah's Witness stepdad named Dale who tanned with his shirt on.

Interview: Tony praised his structural beats but criticized him for being a handsome LA actor treating comedy as last resort rather than genuine passion. Panel noted he'd be fine due to looks and should just act.

Set: Set using geometric shapes as sexual metaphors, then transitions to dark topics like eating babies and strangulation disguised as casual observations.

Interview: Panel questions his intentionally awkward opening and dark delivery. Tony notes he's in a band called Tartar Control. Discussion about whether his awkward starts are a device or genuine nervousness.

Set: Set about judging friendship value and crude humor about ruining women, with references to geometry orgy, geometry jokes, and lack of sex.

Interview: Tony compares his joke to Dave Chappelle's version, suggests finding more specific material rooted in his own experiences. Panel discusses his green crayon, tenure of 9 months, spots per week.

Set: Set about getting a new puppy and wondering if it's worth it like marriage, comparing belly rubs to sexual abuse, discussing dog's preference for wife but humping him.

Interview: Tony praises his goofy authenticity and lack of polish. Discussion about being from Phoenix, working in a pathology lab, marriage under a year, not wearing wedding ring. Tony strongly endorses him.

Set: Set about auto-erotic asphyxiation, poor relationship with father, and darkly comedic goal of putting dad in nice retirement home then moving him to terrible one.

Interview: Panel praises his consistent quality. Discussion about his Twitter handle shirt becoming his trademark. Tony advises dropping the merch and focusing on doing more comedy spots instead of self-promotion.

Set: Short set about blind date where man turned out to actually be blind; then questions why men get into relationships if houses don't clean themselves and sandwiches don't make themselves.

Interview: Panel discovers she's an actor with 9 years of acting training, was hand model, now trying comedy for 3 months with only 4 stage appearances. Tony strongly discourages comedy and pushes her toward acting career.

Set: Set about being white trash from Iowa, half-German half-misbegotten (bastard), partially Jewish from being beaten outside bar mitzvah. Jokes about heritage and ethnicity.

Interview: Tony learns Tim's in LA 15 years after film school, directed comedy film 'Hookers Incorporated', been doing stand-up 4 months, plays white trash characters in acting roles. Discussion about making projects and not being distracted.

Set: Set about getting lead in horror film shooting in black church, dark joke about Charleston shooting victim never growing up, joke about abandoning kids.

Interview: Panel questions dark topical approach. Discussion about whether new shooting jokes are too soon. Tony and Aasif prefer personal specific material over topical. Kim explains she always does dark material.

Set: Set about sprinkles, comparing them to party decorations. Notes sprinkles taste like nothing but look fun. Compares to edible glitter, blood diamonds, and Funfetti cake.

Interview: Panel praises her voice and delivery. Discussion about her writing on food topics and avoiding Jim Gaffigan comparisons. Tony notes she's one of two regular weekly performers with new minute each week.