Top 100 LA Comics to Watch (80-61)
78. Ken Garr
He used to host Lab Work. Now he hosts in the main room of my home club the World-Famous Hollywood Improv. He also hosted Write Club during The Pandemic which was when comedians signed into Zoom, ran material and gave each other notes. His notes were whatever, but his heart was in the right place. I wish he would update his headshot cause I see a promising future for this young rising comic.
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65. Nate Welch
Nate had a spot on Supernova recently which is really cool. Anthony Jeselnick might have been on that show who would’ve been on this list, but his credits are too big. I’m trying to lift the little guys. Nate also co-hosts Comic Wars out in Sylmar and does a fantastic job. Thanks for being great Nate! See you soon!
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63. Kurt Steinmuller
Kurt is one of my favorite people in the world. I’ve given him a lot of rides and there’s a reason for that. Cause he’s smart, vulnerable, a good hang, and above all, really really funny. I’ve seen all of Southern California with him it feels like, from Ventura to Escondido. Catch him in his series titled “Kurt Gone Wild”. Sucks about your tortoise.
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61. Cooper Lyden
I used to hate Cooper cause he was way younger than me and way funnier than anyone I knew, by miles. Then he turned me on to Uniqlo which is the clothing brand that fits my sensible fashion sense. Murders in every room including the World-Famous Comedy Store as one of their newest door hires and he also booked a Pop Tarts commercial which is pretty awesome. Keep grinding Coop Dogg.