Brian grew up in Prince George's county Maryland, riding the bus to school where comedy was the ultimate factor in deciding social status. Mostly, he just tried to avoid being embarrassed by the popular kids and the foul-mouthed big-banged girls that followed them. But he was learning by osmosis, picking up on what was funny and what was just swagger, which jokes made everybody laugh, and which ones just unified the cool clique in their superiority. He couples this experience with the pop culture expertise of a TMZ veteran to write material that's incisive, ridiculous, and surprising. He's got the seat at the back of the bus now, everyone's laughing, and if you get ripped, well... you deserved it. He graduated from USC, wrote for the CBS Diversity Showcase, appeared on TMZ and TMZ Sports, and has recurred on “The Inspectors” for CBS. He regularly produces and performs standup at The Hollywood Improv in a show called "McDaniel Mondays.” 

Erick Hellwig is a standup comedian currently based in Los Angeles. Winner of the 2022 U.S. Comedy Contest and selected for 2023’s prestigious SF Sketchiest, Erick was also named “Best of the Fest” at the 2002 Aloha Comedy Festival and the 2021 Burbank Comedy Festival, as well as a semi-finalist at the 2021 Boston Comedy Festival. His work has been seen on America’s Got Talent & MTV, and he created and starred in the independent comedy pilot Death Lives. Erick hosts Bring In The Backups, has written for MTV, and has been featured on Nat Geo, Comedy Central, and many national commercials.

Scott Dean was born and raised in Bakersfield, California, with the exception of a Footloose-style high school experience in a little town called Waldron, Arkansas. There, he played football and rode bulls, which resulted in a lot of head injuries. Probably why he later decided to go into comedy. Now, he’s a standup, an actor, a Los Angelino (or whatever they’re called) and a father of two. 

Adrian “ADEE” McCovy is a comedian, actor, and producer from Watts, South Central Los Angeles. Inspired by his Uncle Wayne’s humor, he developed a storytelling style rooted in real-life experiences. Known for his quick wit and streetwise comedy, ADEE played a key role in expanding stand-up comedy in the Inland Empire and High Desert of California. He founded OMG Comedy, ADEE’s Comedy House, and the Laff Lounge and currently produces NEO Soul Tuesdays in San Diego. ADEE has performed at top comedy clubs nationwide, including Improv, Laugh Factory, Cobb’s Comedy Club, and Uptown Comedy Club in Atlanta. Beyond comedy, he supports nonprofit organizations like Help for Brain Injured Children and Pop Warner Football. A versatile entertainer, ADEE continues to perform at comedy venues, corporate events, and universities, bringing laughter to diverse audiences.

Amanda is a middle-age single woman who is definitely nobody’s mom. She's your best nightmare: a fearless feminist with a sharp sense of irony who will challenge your assumptions about women of a certain age, while still relating to all ages. She's played bars, breweries, bookstores, basements, back yards, buses, and barns, and of course clubs and colleges.  She studied improv at Second City Conservatory, The Annoyance Theater, and ComedySportz. She moved from Chicago to LA in 2017 and she's now a regular at Flappers Comedy Club in Burbank, as a host, performer and Zoom producer. She also produces shows for the world's first virtual comedy club, Nowhere Comedy. She's hosted, showcased, featured, and headlined all over.  She was in the top 16 of the World Series of Comedy in 2019 and 2020. In May 2019, she won 6th place in the San Diego Comedy Contest. In February 2019, she was a finalist in the U.S. Comedy Competition. In August 2018, she was a finalist in the Clean Comedy Challenge in Carson City, NV.

Andy Erikson's love of cats and unicorns is only surpassed by her love of performing. In 2015 Andy placed in the top 5 on NBC's Last Comic Standing and in 2016 she played Chanel #7 on Ryan Murphy's television series Scream Queens on Fox. Andy intertwines silly one-liners with whimsical stories in a playful but thought-provoking way. She was once a semi-finalist for the Andy Kaufman award and has won several comedy competitions and performed at prestigious festivals over the years. Her favorite thing about comedy is making friends.