Dan Nolan

A returning comedian who previously performed on the LA shows but made his Austin debut here. He works as an engineer and at the Sunset Strip Comedy Club. He discussed trying to have a baby with his Belarusian girlfriend.

A former regular and recovered heroin addict who Tony spotted on a street corner and invited to perform. He discussed his recent addiction to Kratom and undergoing hormone replacement therapy for low testosterone. He recently bought a 2007 Mustang.

A returning comedian who has lost 35 pounds using hormone injections and intermittent fasting. He talks about day-trading cryptocurrency and his girlfriend who works at Trader Joe's.

Returning comedian who has been on the show for years. Discusses being five years sober, though he recently did LSD in Key West. Mentions he used to be homeless with track marks when he first started the show.

A long-time veteran of the show and former heroin addict who has been performing for about five years. He currently works as an operations analyst for Bird scooters and recently moved to Santa Monica.

A recovering heroin addict who has been doing the show for about three years. He recently made money in Bitcoin and works for a subscription watch company called Watch Gang. He previously lived on comedian Frank Castillo's couch for two years.

A recovering heroin addict who spent six months in jail in 2014, where he worked in the kitchen making pancakes. He is a frequent and well-regarded bucket pull known for his writing. He was invited by Brian Redban to perform at the Ice House.

A recurring bucket pull who recently quit his job to do comedy full-time. He mentions sleeping on fellow comic Frank Castillo's couch and recently worked as a consultant for Roast Battle.

A weekly regular and recovering heroin addict who recently got health insurance through his job as a dog-walking dispatcher. He is currently living with a friend but moving to North Hollywood soon. He performs a one-liner style of comedy.

A recovering heroin addict from New York who has been doing comedy for about a year. He previously worked in television locations for shows like Law and Order before spending six months in jail for driving without a license. He currently works for a dog-walking app dispatch service.

A recovering heroin addict who has appeared on the show before. He performed a series of rapid-fire one-liners that the panel compared to Mitch Hedberg. Tony praised his writing and invited him to perform at the Ice House.

A returning performer who has been doing comedy for four months, performing multiple times a day. He is five months sober and discussed his past as a heroin addict and location manager. He previously won four Daytime Emmys as a writer and producer for the Ellen DeGeneres Show.