KT #519

A legendary comedian known for closing the Comedy Store for decades who recently moved to Austin. He wore a doctor's outfit and brought gifts for the performers, he hosts the podcast Dead Air.

He joked about Asian stereotypes and made out with two women from the Yellow Rose strip club. The first regular appointed in Austin who lives in a sprinter van. He has been doing comedy for several years and performs a new minute weekly.

Originally from San Jose, California, this was his first time ever performing stand-up comedy. He moved to Austin 24 hours prior on a motorcycle and is a former carpenter currently on disability. He makes jewelry and mentioned he is in the middle of a divorce.

He is half-Brazilian and joked about his poor handwriting and lack of a love life, age 20, Austin native with two months in comedy. He lives with his parents and works as a DoorDash driver using a 2015 Hyundai Elantra.

A former strength coach and international strongman competitor from Columbus, Ohio, who recently moved to Austin. He currently works as a doorman at the Vulcan Gas Company, he served as a medic in the Army for five years, including time in Iraq.

A regular known for his roasting skills and joke writing. He engaged in a lengthy roast battle with Tony and mentioned receiving residuals from writing for Comedy Central. He has been fishing frequently since moving to Texas.

A professional comedian originally from Louisiana who recently moved to Austin from Los Angeles. He has been touring with Dope City Comedy and previously appeared on the show in LA. Tony invited him to perform at the Secret Show on Thursday.

A comedian of German and Jewish descent who has been doing stand-up for five months. He works in cyber security and recently graduated from Texas State University. He has a tattoo of his dog Pippy's paw print on his arm.

He performed a short poem and demonstrated a Brazilian dance on stage. A Brazilian comedian and network engineer who has appeared on the show once before. He has been married to an American woman for ten years.

An Austin native who works for Big Laugh Comedy and has been doing stand-up for two years. She recently opened for Russell Peters in Oklahoma. Outside of comedy, she paints oil and gas tanks and grew up on a ranch with goats.

The longest-standing regular in the show's history, currently three months sober. He performed a set involving yelling and absurd claims about stealing cars and shooting police officers. He mentioned a new addiction to eating multiple loaves of raisin bread.