Amy O

A 62-year-old local Austin character and former inmate who has appeared on the show multiple times. She discussed her 'Forever 40' pronoun and her friendship with band member D Madness. Tony pulled her name specifically to ensure a female performer was on the show.

A 62-year-old recurring bucket pull who spent 13 years in prison and has been out for 17 years. She discussed her sobriety, her trucking business, and visiting her 84-year-old mother in a nursing home.

From Corpus Christi, Texas. She drives an 18-wheeler in the oil fields with her husband and previously spent time in prison.

A previous bucket pull invited back for a chaotic closing set. She discussed her time in prison, her sobriety, and performed with a handmade puppet.

A recurring character/performer from previous weeks brought up by William Montgomery. She claimed to have been in prison, has a dream catcher tattoo over an old AA symbol, and mentioned having two black children. Her appearance was chaotic and involved a whistle instrument.

A 61-year-old Austin local making her second appearance on the show. She performed a chaotic set involving stress balls and a ventriloquist puppet, claiming to be a felon who found a loophole to carry 'guns'.

A 61-year-old comedian from Johnstown, PA, now living in New Braunfels. She served nearly 13 years in prison and is a former stripper.