John Oliver's New York Stand-Up Show

Nick Turner has mixed feelings about winning doughnuts, Colin Jost has a unique reaction when a woman trips, and Reggie Watts loves to tell stories about his crazy life.

Joe Zimmerman doesn't understand people who own pet snakes, Sara Schaefer is skeptical of comparing sex to pumping gas, and Tom Lennon reminisces about old-school New York.

James Adomian suspects that gay villains know how to party, Jessi Klein finds some sexual requests disconcerting, and Pete Holmes meets a cheerful airport employee.

Morgan Murphy wants more honest dialogue about being a single lady, Seth Herzog encounters a camel, and Rory Scovel does not want to intimidate people with his German accent.

Phil Hanley acknowledges that he does not have manly legs, Brooke Van Poppelen enjoys herbal laxative tea, and Gary Gulman has a showdown at Trader Joe's.

Ron Funches knows that he writes pretty awesome poetry, Mark Forward sings while awaiting an important text, and Dan Soder doesn't approve of his friends breeding.

Ali Wong is tired of taking care of herself, Travon Free refuses to eat at Soup Plantation, and Paul F. Tompkins wasn't always a comedian.

Joe Mande has an odd encounter in a New York bodega, and Jamie Lee doesn't enjoy being approached by overconfident guys at bars.