KT #506

He discussed a recent date with another comic and his hobby of playing Counter-Strike. Moved from Worcester, Massachusetts to Austin in April. He has been doing comedy for three years and works as an exterminator despite being a vegan.

He mentioned being in a relationship with a doctor and discussed being near a mass shooting incident at a Target recently. An Argentinian comic who previously appeared on the show two weeks prior. He has a background in running with the bulls in Spain.

Age 40, who has performed stand-up six times over nine years. He works as a kayak guide and scuba instructor but refused to name his primary job, leading the panel to suspect he is a police officer, he spent his interview unsuccessfully lobbying for a bartending job at Joe Rogan's upcoming club.

He was previously the president of his fraternity and joked about his nerdy appearance, age 24, comic originally from Minnesota who has performed about six times. He works as a security guard for an empty parking garage.

He performed a new minute about silent treatments and slavery, followed by his trademark roast session with Tony Hinchcliffe, a regular visiting from Los Angeles. He mentioned featuring for Gary Owen recently.

He works in online solar equipment sales and did a set focused on Amy Schumer. Performed for the second week in a row, though he claimed his previous set didn't air. Tony advised him to take time off and practice at other open mics due to a poor performance.

A personal trainer who works at a country club and moved to Austin from Columbus, Ohio. He previously appeared on an episode featuring Joe Rogan and Adam Eget, he received a kiss on stage from the stage girl, Kaylee Funk, after mentioning he hadn't kissed anyone in eight months.

An Austin native with 12 years in comedy. He works as a teacher's assistant in a junior high school and also works at the Mohawk music venue, tony praised his high energy and stage presence.

A comic from the Comedy Store crew in Los Angeles who previously appeared on the Skankfest episode in New York. She had been doing comedy for a year before the pandemic, her set about an apartment fire led to a 'face-off' with other women in the audience.

Her set was poorly received by the audience, resulting in audible boos. A woman pulled from the front row who had been heckling the previous performer. This was her first time ever attempting stand-up comedy.

A comic who moved to Austin from New York the day before the show. She has two years of experience in comedy. She volunteered to perform to 'redeem' the female comics after the previous two sets struggled.

He performed a new minute about his wheelchair and his 'rivalry' with guest Brian Holtzman. He joked about being bumped from Redban's secret show the previous week. Lives with ALS and is a former Second City improviser.