
KT #438
Lineup
- 1Edward Altimus9:12Bucket Pull
From Oakland, California. He has been doing comedy on and off since 2016. He mentioned being circumcised at age 17 and currently living off retirement savings.
- 2Jack Travis19:05Bucket Pull
Originally from Boston, living in Burbank for two years. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy. He performed a backflip on stage and works as a freelance graphic designer.
- 3Speech Impediment Man28:05Bucket Pull
Speech Impediment Man performed under his established stage name. He was invited to perform after being discussed on the Stern show, a long-time Howard Stern Wack Packer from Orange County. He has been doing comedy since 1993 and works as a bank security guard.
- 4William Montgomery39:06Regular
Tony discussed his health and his parents' efforts to get him to join a gym. Brought his parents, Larry and Frances, onto the stage. He works at a storage facility.
- 5Adam Sheba50:21Bucket Pull
He discussed his father being a pimp in Boston and his mother having him at age 15, while performing for the second time on the show. He works as a bellman at the Dream Hotel.
- 6David Lucas59:18Regular
He engaged in a long back-and-forth roast session with Tony and guest Tim Dillon. He joked about the Bible and Noah's Ark, regular known for his roasting.
- 7Avery Gingrich1:10:02Bucket Pull
He discussed Gen Z rap and his long-term relationship, from San Francisco, doing comedy for seven years. He works in content creation for a clothing brand and previously worked in tech sales.
- 8Manolo1:17:44Bucket Pull
First time ever doing stand-up comedy. He revealed that he makes money as a 'content creator' on ChatterBait. He is 35 years old and of Mexican descent.
- 9Michael Lehrer1:27:15Regular
He joked about his condition and his son who recently moved to LA, with ALS and a background in Chicago improv. He wore two watches during his set.
- 10Luke Sabis1:35:01Bucket Pull
From New York, doing comedy for about a year. He is a filmmaker with a movie called 'Missing Child' on Amazon. He ended the show by playing 'Get Back' by The Beatles on guitar.