Kill Tony Morgan Murphy, Annie Lederman

Set: Ashton performs a lisp-heavy set about struggling with the word 'lisp,' a confusing phone number bit, and working as a cable installer who goes to clubs in his work van.

Interview: Discussed his background from Galveston, his cable installation job, wearing work pants to clubs, and his three years doing stand-up comedy in Houston with media production background.

Set: Tonya performs about vaginal birth control rings, airport TSA machines, and the difference between creepy and romantic behavior. She includes a joke about writing names in blood on cars.

Interview: Discussed her five years in stand-up (mostly in Houston), previous job at Planned Parenthood where she was fired for being too casual with patients, and her boyfriend who also does comedy.

Set: George performs about taking unflattering pictures, carrying dog poop to appear responsible, wearing contacts to see nightmares, and his long hair as a cook.

Interview: Discussed his Mexican heritage, three years of comedy, cooking job with long hair challenges, comedy influences including Don Mercer, and received an ice house spot offer.

Set: Rich performs a set about a friend calling him a 'chicken queen' (pedophile terminology), denying he'd be gay, and closes with the phrase 'I would never be gay.'

Interview: Discussed being a 31-year-old graduate student studying genetics, married for five years, doesn't wear wedding ring on finger, and has a skill making mice fall asleep.

Set: Michael performs rapid-fire joke punchlines about Beyoncé weight gain, dyslexic 69s, closeted gays, Sandy Hook school, a 'brothel' soup restaurant, and criticism of saying 'no homo.'

Interview: Previously performed at Kill Tony Austin show, works in a warehouse driving a forklift, married with red shoes.

Set: Jake, performing his first time on stage while blind, jokes about his name, being blind with a lisp-joke setup, and waving a vape pen that looks like a gun in public.

Interview: First-time performer who is legally blind (hereditary degenerative retinal disorder since army service), listens to comedy podcasts, grew up memorizing Richard Pryor and other comedians, and received massive praise for performance.

Interview: Morgan appears as main panel guest, discusses rough week due to Trump election, provides comedy coaching to Tonya about joke structure, makes dark jokes about politics and birth control.

Interview: Annie appears as main panel guest, praises performers' stage presence and delivery, makes observations about appearance and style, celebrates Jake Walker's debut performance.

Interview: Jeremiah serves as band member for the show, introduces himself with DMX impression, participates in comedy segments, makes jokes about performers, discusses upcoming projects.