KT #265

From Las Vegas, he is a retired Army veteran who served as a rifleman and interrogator in Afghanistan. He mentioned he is currently starting a career in real estate and has been doing comedy for about a year, returning after a break.

Performing a new minute. This was his first time in Las Vegas, and Tony invited him to join the panel as a guest for the remainder of the episode.

Originally from St. Louis and living in Vegas since 2013, she works as a bartender in a dive bar. This was her first time on stage in six years.

A first-time comedian from Seattle who traveled to Vegas for a trip with friends. He works as an auto claims adjuster and plays in a 'beach pop' band called Spicy Tunas.

A Chicago native who moved to Vegas eight years ago after playing semi-pro hockey as a defenseman. He has thirteen years of improv experience and has been doing stand-up for two years.

A first-time comedian originally from Stockton, California, now living in Northeast Las Vegas. He is an audio engineer and writer who is developing a cartoon called Gutter Town.

Traveled from New Orleans specifically for the show and works for a travel website. This was only his second time ever on stage, and he struggled to fill his full 60 seconds.

A Las Vegas local and Marine Corps veteran who runs a weekly stand-up show at the venue, tony pulled his name as a special tribute to his history with the show and his recent health struggles.

He was heavily roasted by the panel for his physical appearance, specifically his very thin legs. A local performer who Tony noted was wearing a shirt that said 'Anything is Possible'.