The Best Comedian You've Never Heard Of

1. Cold Open Peer Testimonials

   Fellow famous comedians (Dave Attell, Ali Wong, Nate Bargatze, Doug Stanhope, Marc Maron, and others) roast and praise Katz, marveling at how talented he is while brutally analyzing why he never became famous.

2. Trying Doggy Style

   Discussing spicing up his sex life with his partner and defining doggy style as her tricking him into performing oral sex by putting peanut butter on herself.

3. Planning Bachelor Parties

   Explaining that being single, sleazy, and organized makes him the designated planner, noting that planning requires knowing one's way around both a strip club and a spreadsheet, and analogizing bachelor parties to celebrating a new job by sending a racist tweet.

Tone

Filthy, smart, self-deprecating, and punchline-driven.

On stage

Described as delivering 'cerebral filth'—deftly combining highbrow intellect with lowbrow, filthy joke writing.

Pace

Punchline-heavy, tightly crafted, and well-written.

About

heartbreak, hummus, social issues, Scooby Doo, comedy specials, bachelor parties

Regarded by peer comedians as an exceptionally brilliant joke writer; Dave Attell praised him as 'one of the best joke writers working today,' and Ali Wong called him 'one of the funniest and most prolific comedians I know.'

Summed up from reviews, articles and listings. Sources: weownthelaughs.com, watchwhatwhere.com, castro.fm, dead-frog.com, omny.fm.