Kill Tony Randy Sklar, Jason Sklar, Punkie Johnson

Set: Brown discusses a cocaine-snorting date at a movie theater and complains about a man who stared at her for too long, connecting it to Brooklyn street rules about eye contact.

Interview: Brown talks about her PR work, visiting LA from Charlotte, and her TV preferences including Ray Donovan and This Is Us. She discusses her comedy work and experience at the comedy store.

Set: Perry does an impression of a villain from a bad movie talking about cocaine and trying to flirt with women while on the drug. Includes Michael Winslow-style voice work.

Interview: Perry discusses his five years of stand-up from Marietta, Georgia, his recent move to Los Angeles, and his upcoming job as a Harry Potter World ride operator. Talks about living with roommates in Miracle Mile.

Set: Hart makes jokes about being small and cute, discussing creepy men asking if she could 'handle' sexual situations, and suggests they could avoid pedophilia accusations by being with her instead.

Interview: Panel provides heavy coaching on her premise, suggesting she sharpen the punchline and position the joke to be more empowering. They discuss her recent work as a 'creepy clown' atmosphere actor in Calgary.

Set: Lil G's first-ever stand-up performance discusses being a little person and how her body compression affects her self-perception, comparing herself to corgi-like animals.

Interview: Panel discusses her unique perspective as a little person comedian and suggests she develop material around her experiences. Punkie attempts to check her hair and discusses her background.

Set: Basmadjian jokes about her Armenian heritage, her grandmother comparing her to the Kardashians, body insecurity, and crude observations about grabbing her genitals and prostitute snacks.

Interview: Panel discusses her tight delivery and character work, though some jokes didn't land. They explore her Armenian community, her monthly Armenian All-Stars show at $30 tickets, and her Dr. Spota character she performs at private events.

Set: Beckman does edgy dark material about Hitler's suicide, Catholic priests converting to Islam, and crude observations about prostitutes, incest, and pornography.

Interview: Extended interview reveals Beckman has been on the show multiple times, made an album called 'The Jake Beckman Mindfuck,' moved to Colorado to grow weed, and performed in pornography films (15 films with stage name Jake Ariston).

Set: Macofsky discusses cutting all her hair off and how happy she is because no one makes rude comments anymore, comparing reactions to her hair with unplanned pregnancy questions.

Interview: Panel praises her solid minute of comedy and strong presence. Discussion of watching DJ Khaled concert, getting to the front of crowds, and her approach to comedy delivery.

Set: Ghobrial discusses a date where man couldn't guess her ethnicity and kept guessing incorrectly, eventually guessing 'Islam.' She reveals she's Egyptian and discusses female genital mutilation practices in Egypt versus her mother's decision to keep hers intact.

Interview: Extended coaching from panel on framing the joke and using personal story more effectively. Discussion of her Egyptian background, mother's FGM history, and current work as a special needs PE teacher.