Ilana Glazer
"I want my show to feel fresh every time, even when it is scripted."

John Hill
"People are so nice to me in Chicago and the audiences are great."

Kathy Griffin
"First, they can meet a daddy and then I need everyone in their seats laughing at my jokes."

Marc Price
"I am definitely an ally and loved working with Candis Cayne"

Kevin James Thornton
"I wasn’t out until my late twenties."

Alison Arngrim
"Bears dig Little House on the Prairie"

Michael Henry & Tim Murray
"I will have a specific Chicago song ready and we are going to go balls to the wall"

Vince Kelley
"We like to say it's as if the show never went off the air; it just moved from cable to streaming"

Amadeo Fusca
"I just kind of want to make them laugh with whatever goofy stuff I have going on."

Sam Jay
"I put ideas out into the world to give space for people to think about how they feel."

Zach Noe Towers
"I don’t shy away from adult content, so my act is about sex and dating."

Gianmarco Soresi
"I have a mix of dark one-liners where there is a twist at the end."

Amadeo Fusca
"I just want everybody to have so much fun and I go home thinking about these things and just working on their relationship"

David Cromer
"I hope this interview about my terror will inspire people to come see the show"

Vicki Barbolak
"It can be hard to be a women in comedy and we don’t get respect, except from our friends in the gay community."

Garrett Allain
"This is a very LGBT heavy show."

Jesus Trejo
"You have to go on the road to cut your teeth a bit."

Rita Rudner
"I paid attention to not being a comedian, and just concentrated on being who I was."

Justin Sayre
"It’s a labor of love and a way to put a stamp on the development of the show and who we were then."

Bryan Safi
"I think we really try to bully the bullies."

Rhea Butcher
"I feel like you could work on a joke forever, but at some point they’ve got to leave the nest."

Sarah Silverman
"Letting your freak flag fly is something, no matter who you are, that takes great bravery, straight up."

Cameron Esposito
"I believe comedy is one of the best ways to process pain and inequality."

Margaret Cho
"I’m trying to incorporate all of the different elements of my work as a performer."