Kill Tony Bobby Lee, Greg Fitzsimmons

Set: Dylan discusses being a bisexual Republican political consultant, detailing his sexual orientation and experiences with both men and women in explicit terms during his first-ever stand-up set.

Interview: Tony and the panel congratulate Dylan on his first set and discuss his Republican background and personal disclosures. The panel offers constructive criticism about pacing and delivering personal material.

Set: Jermyn tells a dark joke about a congressman who proposed encouraging pedophiles to have sex with midgets. The setup and punchline lack clarity, and Tony coaches him on joke structure.

Interview: Tony and panel discuss the uncomfortable premise, coach Jermyn on tag development, and learn he's a contractor. Discussion includes his bass-playing hobby and stand-up experience.

Set: Bo performs observational comedy about drunk behavior, hitting parked cars, the phrase 'we're all men here,' and a reference to a recent shooting at the Comedy Store.

Interview: Panel discusses Bo's consistent look and style. Tony offers advice on material development and offers Bo a hosting gig at the Bray Improv in three weeks.

Set: Matthew predicts the extinction of taxis and discusses nostalgia for the pre-Trump era, comparing future generations' disinterest in past technologies and costs.

Interview: Tony and panel praise Matthew's comedic style and delivery. A talent agent interest is mentioned, and panel offers advice on pursuing commercial work and improv training.

Set: Josh performs explicit material about having videos of him with Beyoncé and Jay-Z in sexual scenarios, and concludes with an offensive pro-slavery joke.

Interview: Panel questions the premise of his jokes and whether he would actually engage in the scenarios described. Discussion becomes increasingly absurd and the panel gives him $50 to stop.

Set: Raquel performs jokes about Adrian from Rocky movies always telling Rocky he can't win, makes a joke about Adrian's will in Rocky 6, and discusses Christian rock music.

Interview: Tony and panel praise her work and offer styling advice. Bobby Lee offers her a one-hour special. Discussion includes her two years in Brazil, dating a comedian, and gaming hobbies.

Set: Rich performs brief topical material about lighting and political humor, though the set is interrupted by technical issues and lacks substantial content.

Interview: Tony learns Rich works as Comedy Store staff, is married for three years to a Jewish woman, and has been doing stand-up for seven years. Panel encourages him to develop edgier material.

Set: Madison performs physical comedy about BOP It toy dance movements and makes a joke about not being buried in a Jewish cemetery. Set is brief and somewhat incomplete.

Interview: Tony and panel discuss her year of comedy, move from Florida to LA, work on The Soup, and physical comedy style. Bobby Lee critiques her attractive appearance affecting focus.

Set: Vanessa's set is cut short at 47 seconds. Content not fully captured in transcript but appears edgy based on panel reaction.

Interview: Panel praises Vanessa's edgy style and attractive presentation. Bobby Lee gives her $20. Discussion of her four-month comedy tenure and going up ten times per week.

Set: Melissa performs as the show's regular, delivering new material about not liking people, meeting her Mexican neighbor named Jose, and a joke about redheads hearing ginger ale in the bathroom.