Kill Tony Al Madrigal, Jessica Michelle Singleton

Set: Courtney discusses her biracial identity and appearance, making a dark joke about ancestry and the use of the N-word as a tool unique to Black culture.

Interview: Al and Jessica coach Courtney on premise development and the risks of leading with self-deprecation. Discussion covers her work history and comedy dedication.

Set: Daniel does a rambling set about his divorce, online dating, and his attraction to women while using non-sequiturs and tangential humor.

Interview: Tony and the panel critique his delivery as unfocused and overly earnest. Al notes he has energy but poor execution. Discussion touches his appearance and perception.

Set: Justin performs rapid-fire jokes about Valentine's Day expenses, his girlfriend being a sex worker, losing his job, and risky financial decisions.

Interview: Tony explores his background moving from New Mexico, his job loss on MLK Day, and his recent stand-up start. Discussion of comedy club venues in LA.

Set: Sarah performs observational material about kids saying she's getting bigger, a food activist, and the uselessness of keeping cars clean.

Interview: Long discussion about her family visiting from Chicago, her background in neuroscience programming, and her comedy journey over three years.

Set: Terrence performs dark observational comedy about his religious family, self-deprecation about not being white, and a crude tag about his uncle.

Interview: Tony praises his daily performance schedule and likability. Panel notes his unique ability to deliver dark material while remaining sympathetic. Compared to Jerrod Carmichael.

Set: Cody discusses eating healthy at Whole Foods on a poor budget, makes joke about expensive bananas, and questions asterisk disclaimers on food.

Interview: Extended coaching about his career trajectory. Tony warns against becoming a road comic stuck doing features. Recommends books and emphasizes quality over quantity.

Set: Jessie does a set about a teacher trying to relate to students by mentioning GTA, pivots to dark humor about race and violence.

Interview: Panel praises his confidence and delivery. Jessica notes he killed it last week too. Discussion about his frequent stage time and selling drugs to fund comedy.

Set: Isaac performs about a dating app ad on the bus, makes joke about living with parents, and jokes about sandwiches vs dating.

Interview: Panel discusses his recent move to LA, living with parents for 23 years, stone carving work, and his similarity to Fred Schneider from B-52s.

Set: Sean performs about trying to go viral with bacteria video, investing in Depends, and street art stickers in Vermont.

Interview: Panel critiques his appearance and outfit. Discussion about his stone carving work selling pieces for $2500-$40000. Tony recommends he focus on stone carving material.

Set: Melissa performs about parking tickets, trying cocaine for productivity, and the difference between being an adult and a kid.

Interview: Tony and panel praise her opener about parking tickets but critique structure. Discussion about recording sets, avoiding overcomplication, and staying focused.

Set: Vanessa performs about white people's memory of historical events, white guilt, and lack of community compared to other ethnicities.

Interview: Panel discusses her opening needing better setup and explanation. Tony compares the challenge of pretty women in comedy to Jennifer Lawrence in Hunger Games.

Set: Taylor performs a 30-second set about telling people to suck their dick and the politeness differential based on attractiveness.

Interview: Brief acknowledgment that the 30-second format was a bad idea. This is her first ever Kill Tony 30-second spot.