KT #512

His set focused on the vaccine, autism, and COVID-19 lab theories. Lives in Austin, Texas. He is the newest regular on the show, having been announced two weeks prior.

Originally from the Phoenix scene, he spent the last two years in the Midwest (Ohio/Indiana) before moving to Austin. He has been doing comedy for about seven years and works for a moving company called Little Guys. He revealed he has Tourette's syndrome, which manifests as winking and a finger tic.

He discussed a toxic five-year relationship where his girlfriend allegedly cheats on him. This was his fourth time doing stand-up. He works in construction installing fire alarms in schools.

He performed a minute about abortions and miscarriages before engaging in a roasting session with Tony, splits time between Los Angeles and Austin. He mentioned recently taking his daughters to Georgia.

Originally from Temple, Texas, he moved to Austin for school and graduated from UT in 2018 with an economics degree. He has been doing comedy for a year and a half and works as an auditor. He mentioned having tryptophobia (fear of clusters of holes).

He discussed his weight loss and using a Muslim dating app. A pakistani-American comic who has been doing stand-up for about 13 months. He works as a coordinating producer for a sports league and previously worked at a call center.

His set featured his signature style of reading absurd news-style jokes from a notepad, specifically about Amber Alerts. Recently moved to Austin, he celebrated being 31 days sober during this episode.

Moved to Austin in April from Massachusetts. He has been doing comedy for three years and was a competitive Super Smash Brothers player, while during his interview, he received a lap dance from a professional dancer while his girlfriend was at home.

Originally from Massachusetts, she had only been in Austin for two weeks at the time of recording. She has been doing comedy for two years and previously worked as a neurology research assistant, tony booked her for a featured spot on a Thursday show following her set.

He treats comedy as a hobby and demonstrated his dancing skills on stage, a software engineer from India living in College Station, Texas, who drove 100 miles for the show, he ended his interview by kissing a woman from the front row.

He performed a nearly four-minute set of new material. He discussed his new interest in playing Texas Hold'em poker, a regular performer battling ALS with over 20 years of experience at Second City.