Wyatt Cenac is a Brooklyn-based writer and comedian. In 2008 he joined the news team of "The Daily Show" as a correspondent and writer. Previously, Wyatt spent three seasons as a writer on FOX's animated show "King of the Hill.” In 2008, he starred in the film "Medicine for Melancholy," which was nominated for three Independent Spirit Awards. Wyatt is a staple of the New York comedy scene and can be found performing in venues across the country.

Annie Lederman, a New York based standup, runs a show called, "Mustache Party", has written and performed on The Daily, and was featured in RE:Comedy Magazine. A former juvenile delinquent and now a recovering drunk, Annie brings a combination of stories from her party girl past and current everyday social hiccups to the stage and shows audiences how to find funny in the flaws.

Michael Kupperman is an American cartoonist and illustrator. His work has appeared in The New Yorker, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal, among others. His first book, Snake 'n' Bacon's Cartoon Cabaret, was released in 2000 and portions were animated for Comedy Central's TV Funhouse. In 2009, Michael created the animated show Snake 'n' Bacon for Adult Swim and released his second book, Tales Designed to Thrizzle: Volume 1, which received a starred review from Publishers Weekly.

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Rob Cantrell has appeared on CBS, NBC, VH1 and Comedy Central. His 2005 documentary/performance "Metaphysical Graffiti - A Road Movie" was screened at the Cannes Film Festival. His cannabis cult-like following has led him to blogging for "High Times Magazine". Rob was also a top 10 finalist on the first season of NBC's Last Comic Standing. When not on the road, Rob can be found in New York City performing at clubs, theaters, and improv venues.