Comedy Knockout

Julian McCullough knows what not to tell his kids; Arden Myrin reveals Julian is a mistake she'd make at a wedding; and Joel Kim Booster defends a famous chef.

Noah Gardenswartz knows what a drug dealer shouldn't say; Gina Yashere talks juice cleanses; and Matteo Lane has an Easter bunny he'd swipe right for.

Dave Hill certainly knows what not to say during a protest; Arden Myrin reveals how throwing shade can make America great again; and Tone Bell finds out what age rednecks start border patrol.

Clayton English describes a food as "edible gentrification"; Julian McCullough reveals what Amish people don't say; and Jessimae Peluso steals from an audience member.

It's the "Losers Special" featuring veteran Comedy Knockout favorites: Dave Hill, Tone Bell, and Julian McCullough who compete to finally earn a win… or at least avoid the dreaded apology.

In the season three "Champions Special", Megan Neuringer gets crazy eyes, Noah Gardenswartz knows what not to say during brain surgery, and Clayton English is convinced that a major pop star is watching him.

Amir K guesses the last book that Natasha Leggero read; Moshe Kasher does a mean stripper impersonation; and Natasha reveals Moshe's favorite class in school.

Dave Hill confesses who he has on the brain; J.P. McDade takes a shot at Dave's career; and Ali Kolbert reveals her side hustle.

Tone Bell schools a lucky person on the street; Jade Catta-Preta goes hard at Tone's love life; and Noah Gardenswartz spots someone very special in the crowd.

Sara Schaefer knows what not to say in a search party; Joel Kim Booster explains why a grandfather may not trust him; and Yassir Lester knows all about Joel's longest relationship.

Vanessa Fraction spots a '70s sitcom star in the crowd; Rojo Perez makes an inappropriate exit; Tone Bell reads a crowd member's mind.

Pete Lee reveals how millennials cure glaucoma; Michelle Buteau becomes a guidance counselor; Matthew Broussard unmasks a German techno DJ in the crowd.

Gina Yashere obsesses over the contents of a crowd member's pants; Joel Kim Booster knows exactly what not to say as a Pilates teacher; and Dave Hill tries a unique style of crowd work.

On this show, we learn three things: don't let Mo Amer call 911, don't ask Jenny Zigrino how you look, and never let Mo Mandel speak to the audience.

Adam Ray steps out of a time machine; Brad Williams almost makes his head explode in a rant about airplanes; and Sarah Tiana reveals how Brad gets a waiter's attention.

Yamaneika Saunders talks about blind dates; Julian McCullough discusses get-rich-quick schemes; and Jessimae Peluso brings Yamaneika to tears—from laughter.

Noah Gardenswartz reveals why Santa never visits anyone on the panel; Liza Treyger counsels a guy with a stalking ex; and Yassir Lester spots a hip-hop superstar in the crowd.

Moshe Kasher does the best victory dance ever; Clayton English and Moshe get real playing patty cake; and Natasha Leggero reveals two men in one from her past.

Clayton English explains who needs some of their brother's "sauce;" Brad Williams breaks out the jerk impressions; Vanessa Fraction knows what Brad does with a sombrero.

Thomas Dale puts a spell on Damien Lemon; Ali Kolbert knows what Thomas does to relax; Matthew Broussard reveals Ali's favorite board game.

Julian McCullough wants to build a wall; Jade Catta-Preta thinks about Julian's midsection; Matteo Lane knows all about a certain celebrity.

What Jessimae Peluso does in a confessional; the new magical STD Josh Wolf creates; what Amir K says to make Jessimae walk off stage.

Michelle Buteau knows exactly what millennials say, Cipha Sounds has a surprising favorite dance move, and Shane Torres explains what makes Cipha different from other DJs.

Find out why Amir K would suck as a realtor, how Brad Williams gets Amish people to worship him, and how Mark Normand nearly gets the show cancelled.

Jessimae Peluso does a great impression of God; Matteo Lane has sage advice for when life gives chicken heads; Josh Wolf nails Matteo's celebrity look-a-like.

Pete Lee knows what not to do in the mafia but Sarah Tiana responds harshly to Pete's parenting proposal. Meanwhile, Sean Patton reveals a scary 80s trend that's making a comeback.

Learning what Josh Wolf's father calls the Constitution, why Shane Torres clearly wants to be a news reporter, and what Gina Yashere would use to make Shane laugh.

Amir K knows what not to say on April Fools' Day; Dave Hill's cold medication takes its toll; Julian McCullough "branches out" with pun-based comedy.

Clayton English knows Mo Mandel's hidden skills, or lack thereof; Sarah Tiana reveals Clayton's favorite superhero; Mo plays trivial pursuit.

Ms. Pat knows exactly what a poor kid's Halloween costume looks like; Noah Gardenswartz explains what gave Ms. Pat a concussion; Vlad Caamaño reveals how Noah checks his spelling.