Kill Tony Jeff Garlin, Doug Benson

Set: Pitch for bringing back Richard Simmons with a show called 'Sweatin to the Nudies' as a porn parody. Discusses nervousness from smoking weed before the show and acknowledges his anxiety.

Interview: Tony and panel discuss Anthony's nervousness, his choice to smoke weed, his appearance, and his dreams of making people laugh through comedy or other performance avenues. Discussion about his origins in Alaska, Oregon, and San Diego.

Set: Sets explores homophobia and misconceptions about turning people gay. Jokes about the difference between fearing homosexuals vs fearing being homosexual. Concludes with masturbation joke equating masturbation to being gay with oneself.

Interview: Panel learns Doug is 69 or 79 years old, formerly a roadie for Stevie Wonder. Discussion about his touring experience, age, and advice to focus on storytelling from his lived experiences rather than masturbation material.

Set: Story-based comedy about moving to Venice Beach and encountering eccentric characters including a homeless man claiming to be Moses/Jesus/Gandhi and a woman offering toilet paper. Uses character voices throughout.

Interview: Panel praises her professionalism but critiques her reliance on character voices and made-up details. Jeff coaches her to be more genuine and real, avoiding hack additions to stories. Encourages her to find her authentic voice.

Set: Observational comedy about bikini waxing for women, comparing the pain to torture. Jokes about getting hot wax poured on genitals and references specific waxing terminology.

Interview: Panel discusses Nia's excessive use of profanity early in the set and coaches her to use it strategically. Conversation about her bus driving background and Scientology in LA. Discussion of her social media presence.

Set: Personal story about growing up Asian in the Valley and getting a perm at age 9 when his mother didn't realize how it would look. Jokes about being called 'Diary of Japan Frank' at school for having a Jewish afro with big ears.

Interview: Panel praises Tam's material and professional delivery. Discussion about surgical masks worn by Asians and their purpose. Tony questions him about past sexual encounters and enjoys his evasive answers.

Set: Set about a joke written at age 8, public restroom anxiety, and a self-created song to cope with pooping in public. Discusses Star Wars spoiler interactions and personal bathroom habits.

Interview: Panel praises Melissa's improvement and likability. Discussion of her nervousness and fidgeting with glasses. Tony and Jeff coach her on being authentic and her strong closing about pooping.

Set: First minute about racial stereotypes and NASCAR, noting the only Asian NASCAR driver (Hideo Fukuyama) finished 33rd due to an accident. Second minute about going down on women and the difficulty of finding the clitoris.

Interview: Panel discusses both minutes. Jeff appreciates the second minute more about sexual content than racial stereotypes. Jeff mentions not taking personal interest due to her attractiveness. Encourages her to follow social media.