KT #518

A legendary regular on the show who was diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease). He has over two years of experience in the improv world at Second City in Chicago, he sat on the panel as a guest for this episode.

His interview focused on his recent romantic success at the show's after-parties and a date he brought from Instagram, based in Austin, Texas. He has been a regular for a couple of months at this point.

A firefighter from the Dallas-Fort Worth area who has been doing stand-up for five or six years. This was his first time on the show, and he drove down from Dallas that day. He mentioned doing jiu-jitsu for fun.

Originally from Carlow, Ireland, he has been in Austin on and off for five years. He has been doing comedy for about three years and works as a cameraman and videographer. He performed an Irish dance during his interview.

A returning comedian from Shreveport, Louisiana, who Tony often jokes looks like a lesbian. He revealed he was adopted at birth and discussed his biological mother's struggles with addiction. He claims to be a good cook.

Prolific roaster who had recently been headlining shows across the country, he engaged in a lengthy roasting session with Tony and Michael Lehrer. Tony noted he is one of the few performers who frequently uses the N-word, causing monetization issues.

Age 29, from Anahuac, Texas, who has lived in Austin for five years. He is a musician who plays guitar and piano but struggled to answer Tony's interview questions clearly. He mentioned being a veteran of the Navy.

A Colombian man who started comedy in March 2021. He teaches music, theater, and painting and lives in a house with seven animals, including chickens and a monk parrot. He showed a large surgical scar from a gallbladder operation that became infected.

Age 26, Mexican-American who works in construction and is a self-described alcoholic. This was only his second time ever doing stand-up comedy. He is married to a white woman he met on Tinder and they have one child.

Age 31, performing stand-up for the very first time. She lives in a school bus tiny home with three cats and makes beeswax candles for a living, she previously taught pole fitness.

The longest-standing regular in the show's history. He performed a set written on a paper plate and did a bit about not knowing how to read or write, while during the interview, Michael Lehrer painted new eyebrows on him using a makeup pen.