Andy has appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Conan, Live at Gotham and The Half Hour on Comedy Central. In 2014 he was the first comedian to make his network television debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. His Dry Bar Comedy special has over 10 million views on YouTube. All 5 of his comedy albums are in rotation on Sirius Satellite Radio, and his jokes have played over 50 million times on Pandora Most recently, Andy worked as a writer on SYFY’s The Movie Show, and was featured in 2 episodes. Andy lives in Los Angeles with his dog Darwin.

Jenny Johnson is a comedian and writer who gained an audience from her popular Twitter account. She spent 12 years producing sports and television in Austin, San Antonio and Houston before making the move to Los Angeles to pursue her comedy career. Jenny has sold pilots to ABC, FOX and HBO. she is a frequent contributor to GQ and Esquire. Along with writing she performs stand up shows in Los Angeles and tours frequently with Nick Swardson, Whitney Cummings, Anthony Jeselnik and Brad Williams. Jenny has appeared on Drunk History, The Mick, Joe Rogan Experience, The Josh Wolf Show, Red Eye, Liza On Demand, Valerie Bertinelli’s Home Cooking and @midnight. She co-hosts the Doin’ It with Danny and Jenny podcast with Modern Family executive producer Danny Zuker. She has been nominated for a People’s Choice Award for Favorite Social Media Star the past 4 years and is the reigning Queen of Twitter following the National Lampoon Twitter Awards. Jenny gained almost half a million follows on Twitter with her unique brand of comedy. Jenny can be scene performing around Los Angeles at The Improv, The Comedy Store and The Laugh Factory. She is represented by WME.

Quincy Weekley is one of the strong new comedy faces to come out of the Los Angeles comedy scene. This Bay Area native has quickly become a favorite at all the LA comedy hot spots.  Soon after moving to LA to work in film and television Quincy began working at the oldest comedy club in the nation. After sitting in the sound booth and watching comics like George Lopez, Orny Adams, Billy Gardell and Brad Garrett he quickly realized he had a passion for standup comedy.      He entertained the masses as a guest on Craig Shoemakers national radio show and has opened up for George Lopez, Tommy Davidson, and Damon Wayans. He placed second in the LA's Super Bowl of Comedy, and has traveled overseas to perform for the troops.  Pasadena Weekly said “he has a way of bringing you into his world, making you laugh until you cry, and leaves you wanting more. Be sure to catch him the next time he's in your area!!!"