Comedy In Color

Godfrey discusses his hate for vegetarians; Sophie Buddle talks about being cheated on.

Lil Rel talks about his friends taking him to a strip club; Lance Cantstopolis frolics onstage.

Mike Rita talks about his parents' use of social media; Josh Johnson discusses his move to New York.

Chris DiStefano imagines a world where Puerto Rican women are NFL referees; Sean McLoughlin discusses being single.

Dino Archie explains why men wearing flip flops is a sign that your neighborhood is safe; Evan Williams on tickle fights.

Finesse Mitchell explains his lick lick look theory; Nick Turner laments the texts he gets from his girlfriend.

Robert Powell talks about his fight with Frank Ocean over a Twitter joke; Danny Palumbo on quitting drinking.

Casey Crawford describes growing up poor in South Dakota; J.P. McDade on getting into a car wreck while reading Chomsky.

JB Ball hates hanging out with people who are great together; Nazeem Hussain on dealing with Twitter trolls.

Darrin Rose on his dislike for people who only drink bottled water; Dominique talks about the need to discipline kids.

Ivan Decker on his inadequate preparation for adulthood; Aida Rodriguez wonders why women are offered sex as therapy.

Sterling Scott says gay and straight men act the same with pick-up lines; Mike Lawrence on working at McDonald's.

Mark Forward wonders why we base science on Neanderthals; Tone Bell on why thirtysomething men urinate on themselves.

Ronny Chieng on how New Yorkers fight with their trains; Perry Perlmutar talks about the beautiful women of Buffalo.

Big Jay Oakerson on why it's hard to write clean jokes; Tiff Stevenson on how North American optimism went too far.

Chris Garcia compares Telemundo soccer announcers with their English counterparts; Aisha Brown serenades the audience.

James Mattern on overcompensating on first dates; Vir Das describes the time he fell ill in America.

Rachid Badouri describes how his two older sisters taught him to fight; Ms. Pat on catching her teen son smoking weed.

Aisha Alfa on practicing "dirty talk" in front of a mirror; D.J. Demers on playing the game broken telephone as a kid.

Jenny Zigrino talks about her Russian heritage; Lloyd Langford on upgrading his hotel room to the "Beloved Package."

Jesus Trejo discusses raising his parents; Ryan Belleville on the difficulty of bathing a baby girl.

Jordan Rock discusses horrific Tinder dates; Nick Cody on rap music.

Patrick Haye says "Property Brothers" should be a dating show; Jessimae Peluso on visiting a couples' resort while single.

Ron G. on racists realizing Jesus was Black; Rachel Feinstein thinks she and her mom wouldn't be friends.