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Set: Matthew opened with observations about the #MeToo movement and grammar, then discussed Microsoft Word spell-check and finding shortcuts. He ended with admissions about his tiramisu addiction.

Interview: Tony and panel discussed his appearance and compared him to John Pinette. They called his mom live on air, leading to lighthearted roasting about his eating habits and her protective nature.

Set: Margo shared a story about being taken in Paris by three men while traveling alone. She discussed seeing tourist sites before being put in a van and joked about preferring 4G to a sex dungeon.

Interview: The panel questioned the logic and timeline of her story, suggesting she needed to establish it as real earlier. Tony and Doug coached her on setup and how to frame traumatic material for comedy.

Set: Goat vs Fish performed an abstract, heavily scripted bit about duality using repetitive philosophical language about goats and fish as metaphors, delivered in monotone with minimal comedic payoff.

Interview: Tony and panel questioned the material's effectiveness and where it could possibly work. They discovered he runs a podcast with the same name at the Comedy Store.

Set: Dave discussed sobriety and dating, explaining he doesn't need excuses for sleeping with unattractive people anymore. He described going to gay bars to meet women and referenced predatory behavior like 'moogers' and cougars.

Interview: Panel learned Dave makes hot sauce, is a road comic, drives for a sober-living facility, and dates a female comic. They discussed his love of live music and relationships.

Set: Kevin discussed breaking up with a girlfriend who had a kid after he wasn't ready to be a stepdad. He joked about googling 'what is the threshold for child abuse' and compared the relationship to being mauled by a bear.

Interview: Panel discussed Kevin's lack of underwear, his Instagram douchebag persona, his thong controversy, and his attractive appearance. Tony discussed Kevin's attempts at viral social media posts.

Set: Cooper discussed struggling to get into college compared to a drunk girl at a nightclub. He addressed men's fear of dating after #MeToo and emphasized that women are people, positioning himself as edgy.

Interview: Panel marveled at Cooper's distinctive eyebrows and discussed his work on a fishing boat. Tony praised his set structure and instincts, suggesting he has strong comedic sensibility despite being new.

Set: Nick opened with a joke about gay marriage parades potentially ending. He mentioned his sister coming out as a pterodactyl (not lesbian) and joked about a woman getting bitten by a tortoise.

Interview: Panel questioned why he came in 30 seconds short and discussed his foster care background. Tony encouraged him to focus on his real, personal story rather than generic jokes.

Set: Christina discussed missing comfy sex with past partners, referencing 'the throws of passion' and fitted sheets wrapping around bodies like a 'sex chalupa'. She talked about dating apps and self-deprecating answers on OkCupid.

Interview: Panel learned Christina works at a dispensary, restaurant, and creates online content. They discussed her dating history and asked about dating app experiences. Tony praised her committed character work.

Set: Rachel joked about her dating history revealing mental health issues: filmmaker = narcissism, British guy = alcoholism, three Jersey guys = depression. She said she now dates a Jersey guy and had never been to Jersey.

Interview: Panel learned Rachel works at a dispensary, restaurant, and creates content. They discussed dating app experiences, heart-breaking methods, and her mushroom trip at a grocery store where she encountered a DARE booth.

Set: Danny's first time with a microphone discussed resting bitch face on his wife. He joked that winning her over felt like a challenge but then said 'in life I lost', ending with marriage regret.

Interview: Tony learned this was Danny's first live stand-up experience. They discussed his YouTube channel, wedding videography business (50 weddings done), and upcoming baby. Tony praised his willingness to take coaching.