Kill Tony Ralphie May, Mike Lawrence

Set: Matt discusses weird IT office experiences including homeschooled kids taking virtual field trips on Google Earth and jokes about where their childhood dreams died.

Interview: Tony and guests critique the short 37-second set, questioning the structure and punchline. Matt defends the material and discusses his background in Phoenix and Sacramento.

Set: Victor discusses moving from Dallas to LA, living in Koreatown around sex workers, driving Uber, and pitches app ideas like 'Doober' for stoned passengers.

Interview: Panel comments on his appearance and delivery; Ralphie and Mike joke about his fashion sense and young appearance. Discussion covers his move to LA and Uber driving experience.

Set: Jermyn criticizes people bragging about bad neighborhoods, contrasts Compton with Hermosa Beach, and makes jokes about single mothers and their parenting challenges.

Interview: Tony pushes back on the anti-single-mom angle. Discussed his recent marriage (10 months), construction/cabinet business background (20 years), wife is mental health therapist, and his multicultural family dynamics.

Set: Willx performs extended rap-like rant about his three kids and their annoying behaviors, using repetitive 'these damn kids' refrain with explicit parenting observations.

Interview: Tony and guests discuss his shirt with 'these damn kids' printed on it. Revealed he has three kids and performed extended material beyond 60 seconds about parenting.

Set: 19-year-old Ali discusses acne treatment, dermatologist recommending birth control, jokes about condoms as acne prevention, and party balloon innuendo for quinceañeras.

Interview: Panel compliments her poise and self-deprecating material. Discussed her child celebrity status as a prank caller on KIIS-FM with Ryan Seacrest from third to sixth grade.

Set: Jesse discusses being emotionally closed-off, friend comparison to cookie and milk, self-deprecating oatmeal raisin cookie comparison, and inappropriate childhood memories involving his father.

Interview: Tony critiques his stage presence and voice cracks. Discussion covers his job as an analyst, age 23, and awkward social interactions. Panel encourages embracing his natural awkwardness.

Set: Peter discusses being Mexican, landscaping job, father's motto 'mow lawns mo money,' recent marriage tricked into, chess metaphor for women, and checking girlfriend's texts after sex.

Interview: Tony notes Peter laughs at his own jokes. Discussion of landscaping work, marriage circumstances, and stereotypical nature of material. Advised to either commit fully to premise or branch out.

Set: Sara discusses her mother using ThighMaster while watching Married with Children, researches ThighMaster invention, discovers same inventor created mood ring, jokes about product innovation.

Interview: Mike Lawrence and guests discuss structure and wordiness of the set. Sara explains difficulty placing mood ring punchline. Coaching on cutting unnecessary words and tightening delivery.

Set: Kim discusses drunk sex with text message snooping, women's revenge nature, Bill Clinton/Hillary oval office joke, intern cunnilingus reference, and dark political humor.

Interview: Tony compliments her opening act work, material, and comedic development. Discussed performing with Ally Macofsky. Panel praised her confident stage presence.