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Comic T. Murph compares barbershops to comedy clubs with Kevin Hart, then takes the stage to clear up misconceptions about Chicago and talk about spying on his son at school.
Comic Tacarra Williams describes her job as a life skills coach in Southern California jails and recalls getting hit on by an inmate.
Comic Malik S. tells Kevin Hart about his time as an English teacher; he marvels at the power women have over men and challenges the idea that men love sex more.
Comic Jeff Horste tells Kevin Hart about his strangest gig and talks about what it was like growing up in Detroit; why the "Scooby-Doo" crew wouldn't last long in his hometown.
Ron G. tells Kevin Hart about his first stand-up set; he takes the stage to describe what it's like to be broke and dating in Los Angeles.
Comic Marvin Hunter discusses what he can't be bothered with in his 40s and describes the unique dining experience Waffle House offers.
Spank Horton discusses the difficulties of marriage, being a father to a giant teenage son and living in suburbia.
James Davis talks about being "Hood Adjacent," safe sex, DUIs and going to the club in Kevin's entourage.
Just Nesh Rice tells Kevin Hart how stand-up is like crack, then performs a set about accidental adultery, dating farmers online and having an eight-year-old as a roommate.
Kevin Hart welcomes Air Force veteran Vincent Oshana to the stage, where he talks about the military, a prank gone wrong and what he loves most about women.
After chatting about Dobermans with Kevin Hart, Mario Tory takes the stage and talks about eating like an adult, flying on the cheap and what it means to be man of the house.
BT Kingsley confirms his trendsetter lifestyle to Kevin Hart, then uses his set to defend bad spellers, attack Capri Sun drinks and confront his absentee father.
Ray Grady tells Kevin Hart about the power of not fearing failure, then unleashes his inner alpha male to teach everyone what it means to be a man in a complicated world.