In this episode Mitch complains about the cost of home ownership, and he plays a portion of a set where the material was being performed for the first time. Kelly went to Austin, and she was able to do the open mic at the Comedy Mothership.

Mitch and Kelly are back. Kelly was paralyzed, and Mitch had a mole removed. Kelly isn't paralyzed, and Mitch's body is flawless once again. Billie has finally started acting like a two year old, and Mitch is a little overwhelmed. Kelly plays a recording of one of her latest open mic sets, and they talk about how hard the open mic scene can be sometimes.

Kelly explains to Mitch why it can be hard but necessary for parents not to have high expectations and not to think negatively about their children's development. 

Billie said her first cuss word, and Kelly thinks Mitch has an unreasonable fear of the number 13. Kelly and Mitch review The Original Kings of Comedy.

Mitch and Kelly have fun talking about all the fun things Billie is starting to say, and how Mitch and Leigh really have to watch what they are saying around Billie now. Kelly talks about how much fun she and Richard had babysitting Billie. 

Kelly helps Mitch learn the proper way to correct Billie's bad behavior. Mitch talks about the importance of social media in today's world of standup comedy.

Mitch's mom visits, and he talks about the relationship Leigh and he have with their in-laws. Mitch is trying to navigate his new life with a 2nd shift job while trying to maintain social connections and standup comedy.

Kelly tells us how her first roast went. She tries to get on Kill Tony for a 2nd time. They talk about hecklers, and they really get into balancing standup, family, and work.

Billie is starting to open doors, so Kelly offers some advice on how to keep Billie alive. Mitch is worried about his mental health causing issues for Billie growing up.

Kelly workshops some roast jokes for a local business owner and the comedians on the panel.

Mitch and Kelly discuss gender identifiers for when kids are at an age when it is hard to tell if they are a boy or a girl. Billie is saying "No" more than any other word. Together they breakdown and review Dane Cook's first Comedy Central Presents. Kelly has a new fun comedy adventure planned.