Kill Tony Dom Irrera, Willie Hunter

Set: Casey opened with jokes about Dr. Dre's abuse allegations and domestic violence, then moved to material about dating someone from a depression support group and Bill Cosby references.

Interview: Tony and the panel discussed Casey's breathing issues during the set, his nervousness, and advised him to stop reading material and focus on storytelling. Casey revealed he's only done 17 spots in a year.

Set: Heather performed jokes about guys claiming to be freaky in bed and their obsession with choking, contrasting it with a weird real experience of a guy holding her eyes open during sex.

Interview: Panel discussed her mixed heritage, neighborhood, relationships, and complimented her style. Willie mentioned she was the bandleader of Alabama Shakes. Discussion touched on her dating history and various ethnic backgrounds.

Set: Matthew did jokes about dying alone and getting a pet, eventually deciding on a scorpion after discovering they're illegal to order by mail due to 9/11.

Interview: Panel praised his stage presence and jokes. Discussion covered his theater background, his height and size, his living situation in Palm Desert, and encouragement to continue performing.

Set: Raab joked about being a third Jewish, his mother's five marriages, and compared her divorces to Michael Jordan's rings, calling her the champion of marriage and divorcing.

Interview: Tony asked about his work at Pink Dot store, which Raab dismissed harshly. Discussion turned confrontational about networking and dick-sucking in comedy, with Raab claiming he doesn't network and blaming cliques at the Comedy Store.

Set: Ify joked about growing up in Compton always dressed in suits even to sleepovers, racism creating racists and leading to mixed-race relationships, and showed impressive physical stature contrasting his nerd aesthetic.

Interview: Panel discussed his buffed physique contradicting his nerd appearance, his real name Ify Choupo Egbemudia, his job hosting gaming content on Twitch for Geek and Sundry, and appearances on Comedy Bang Bang.

Set: Yadoy opened with a dark bit about a panic attack on a rooftop considering suicide, but realizing he knows his boxing moves so he couldn't do it. Then joked about a girl who claimed she couldn't be racist because she'd never seen a black person.

Interview: Discussion covered his Atlanta background, two years of stand-up experience, his new girlfriend met at Emory University who's now in Scotland, and he was offered a Friday spot at the Ice House.

Set: Logan did a very short set joking about Coinstar slogans and ladies' experiences with guys having trouble plugging in phone chargers ruining sexual attraction.

Interview: Tony complimented Logan's jokes and jib, offering him a Friday spot at the Ice House. Logan mentioned he works at an auction house and has been doing comedy for two years.

Set: Melissa discussed people not meaning what they say, house-sitting and being told she could wear anything but only venturing to the underwear drawer, and an awkward transition to playing Dungeons & Dragons on Labor Day.

Interview: Tony coached Melissa on clarity and joke structure, noting she closed with an apology and needed to commit to one narrative. Discussion covered her house-sitting story, laundry situation, and D&D participation.

Set: Ali, 19 years old, discussed getting a hernia surgery in third grade in an uncomfortable area, her doctor's casual 'pubes' comment, assumptions about her future pubic hair, and judging people on the street before catching herself.

Interview: Tony and panel discussed her age, recent material, her mother from a previous episode, and Dom offered to buy her a bath. Discussion touched on writing new jokes versus recycling old material.