KT #372

He has been doing comedy for three years. He is a self-described drug addict and performed five jumping jacks on stage before leaving, tony noted he looks like a sweaty, likable version of Artie Lange.

He teaches MMA in Williamsburg and discussed his sobriety during the interview. Originally from South Florida, he has lived in New York for ten years and has been doing comedy for three years.

He works in film production doing costumes and told a controversial story about having children with his partner starting when they were both 13. Originally from Salt Lake City, this was his 20th open mic.

This was his first time ever on stage and he admitted to having no prepared material, he spent his minute yelling at the crowd and the guests before being dismissed for bombing.

He is of Indian heritage and works as a consultant helping veterans with healthcare. He previously tried an open mic 10 years ago but took a long hiatus before this performance.

A former career criminal from Canada who recently received a $90,000 inheritance. He ran a dog-walking business called Biff's Bark Buddies and claimed to be an animal whisperer.

A tech analyst whose parents are from Belarus. This was his first time doing stand-up comedy, though he has been a fan of the show for years.

He performed a joke about being an altar boy that the panel recognized as a common premise. He has been doing comedy for one year and was pulled from the bucket for the second night in a row.

An albino, blind man from London, England, who Tony invited to the stage after hearing his distinct laugh in the audience at a previous show in London. He works in marketing and communications and hosts a podcast called Echoes from the Void.

From Salt Lake City, she has been doing comedy for a few months at the Wise Guys comedy club. She works for a food distribution company and mentioned spending time in juvie when she was 17.

A former Kill Tony regular who started her career on the show. She performed a set focusing on her recent breakup with comedian Louis J. Gomez.

The name Jeffrey Gurian was called, but no set followed.