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Listed as one of the four funniest comedians in New York by The Daily News, Sam Morril is easily one of the fastest rising comics in the city. Winner of both March Madness 2010 at Comix and the Laughing Skull Festival in Atlanta, Sam’s breed of comedy is both unique, clever, and incredibly personal. Sam recently made his late night television debut on Conan and is a regular panelist on FOX’s Redye. In 2011, Sam was named a “Comic to Watch” by Comedy Central and in 2013, he was given the honor of being listed as a stand out “New Face” at the renowned Montreal Just for Laughs Festival. His comedy can be heard regularly on Sirius XM radio and you can see him live every Sunday night on The Sam and Joe Show at Caroline’s on Broadway. Other notable and recent credits include Gotham Comedy Live on AXS TV, The Artie Lange Show, and Adam Devine's House Party on Comedy Central.

Time Out New York says: “Morril's jokes arise from his humiliations—sure, a lot of comedy does, but he's especially adept at it.”

This past summer Andy was the first comedian to make his network television debut on the Tonight Show: Staring Jimmy Fallon. He has also recently appeared on Comics Unleashed with Byron Allen, and Gotham Comedy Live on AXS. In 2009 he appeared on Comedy Central's Live at Gotham.

Andy has appeared at many comedy festivals and contests including, the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, The Maui Comedy Festival, Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, and The Great American Comedy Festival. He has been featured on the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom radio show, and was a semi-finalist in CMT's "Next Big Comic". He won the Best of the Midwest Competition at Gilda's Laugh Fest in 2010. His 2012 album release "Lucy" was named top 10 comedy albums of the year by comedyreviews.com

Andy is a former resident of Chicago, where he was named one of four comedians to watch by the Chicago Tribune.

Audiences across the country have enjoyed Pat Dixon's fluid stage manner, dry delivery and boldly creative material. Recognized as a top-notch writer and engaging performer, Dixon combines a conversational style with tight, punchy material, all fueled by a uniquely off-kilter comedic sensibility which makes him not only funny but fun to watch.

Pat has appeared on Comedy Central's Premium Blend and reached a new audience on CMT as host of their "Summer Games." Pat has also appeared numerous times on the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom radio show, and is also heard every friday by hundreds of thousands of loyal listeners who tune in for his call-in movie reviews, which can be heard on various stations across the U.S.

Al Jackson is a Los Angeles-based stand-up comedian, writer, and TV/radio personality best known for his 30-minute “Comedy Central Presents: Al Jackson” special, and for his role as host of the BAFTA-nominated BBC series, “Officially Amazing”. Al has also be seen on Comedy Underground with Dave Attell, on FXX's "Legit", on GSN’s Mind of a Man”, on the NickMOM series, "Parental Discretion" and will be on all 16 episodes of TruTV's "How To Be A Grown Up" set to premiere October 2014.

Born and raised in Cleveland, Al began his comedy career while working as a middle school teacher in Miami. After two appearances on NBC’s “Last Comic Standing” and winning several comedy competitions, Al further built his resume with a series of credits including: TBS’ “Comedy Cuts”, Showtime’s “Louie Anderson Presents”, hosting FOX’s nationally syndicated travel show “Awesome Adventures”, and writing for TruTV’s “Upload with Shaquille O’Neal”. He has also appeared on Comedy Central's "John Oliver NY Stand-Up Special", "50 Super Epic TV Moments" and "50 Most Insane Celebrity Oops" (both on the E! Network), and serving as a coach on an Emmy-winning season of MTV’s “MADE”. Al can also be heard on the radio via the nationally syndicated “Bob & Tom Show” and on the “Opie & Anthony” show.

In addition to his work in television and radio, Al performs regularly at colleges, comedy clubs, and prestigious comedy festivals including the Montreal Comedy Festival, the HBO Comedy Festival, and the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival where, in 2011, he was voted one of the Best of the Fest.