Comedian and creator of the NHAP intro, Morgan Jay, comes back to the poolhouse and dissects his occasionally rocky friendship with Nick.

Chris Alvarado comes over to the poolhouse and talks about being in an introspective mood while waiting for some news regarding his health, if his overprotectiveness regarding people he cares about could inevitably hurt him, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Heather Marulli comes over to the poolhouse and talks about how much a good or bad set affects her mood, how her parents relationship has led her to be extremely tolerant in current romantic relationships, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.

Robbie Goodwin comes over to the poolhouse and talks about how long he think it takes to be happy in Los Angeles, how he deals with uncomfortable situations at open mics, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

In his first live recording ever, Nick has a pool party and asks past guests complex hypothetical questions.

Billy Bonnell comes over to the poolhouse to talk about how he keeps his anxiety hidden, how much success he needs to be happy, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Mike Betette comes over to the poolhouse and talks about how he tried to stay positive when pursuing a career in comedy, what it's like working in this profession while having a family, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Artist Talin Malekian comes over to the poolhouse and talks about a tragedy that changed her life as a teenager, overcoming PTSD, digging into her own subconscious to become a "clear channel," what it's like to be completely transparent over social media, and the most embarrassing moment of her life.

Finn comes over to the poolhouse and talks about having a stable life while doing stand-up, connecting the need to please people with being an only child, waking up from a recurring dream during a car accident, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.

Comedy writer David Phillips comes over to the poolhouse and talks with Nick about how they both discovered the desire to pursue comedy at the same time, embarrassing shorts they made in college, attempting to collaborate in their early twenties, losing touch with each other over a puppy bowl sketch, and the most embarrassing moment of his life.