
KT #523
Lineup
- 1Alex Jones6:54Guest
He discusses legalizing comedy and shares various conspiracy theories throughout the episode, austin-based media personality and returning guest.
- 2Hans Kim8:53Regular
He performs a new minute about dating white women and continues his tradition of making out with an audience member, austin resident with several years in comedy.
- 3Barb Kathleen19:11Bucket Pull
From Minneapolis, Minnesota; this was her first time ever doing stand-up comedy. She works as an interior designer for furniture layouts and was encouraged to sign up by her son, August.
- 4Bianca Prato28:54Bucket Pull
Based in Austin and has been doing comedy consistently since April 2021. She previously ran meme accounts for social media advertising and shotguns a beer on stage during her interview.
- 5Christian Copeland37:30Bucket Pull
Originally from Lumberton, Texas, and has been doing comedy since October 2020. He works as a server at Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen and was invited to perform on the Secret Show.
- 6David Lucas46:11Regular
Prolific roast comedian, he performs a minute about the Texas heat and global warming before engaging in a roast battle with Tony and Alex Jones.
- 7Sunny Carlin55:43Bucket Pull
He works as a delivery driver for DoorDash and discusses his estranged relationship with his daughter in Wyoming, while performing for 11 months, this was his second time on the show.
- 8Collin O'Meara1:03:21Bucket Pull
Recently moved to Austin from the Philadelphia area and is 22 years old. He previously did comedy in New York and takes three shots of Jameson during his interview.
- 9Garrett Wayne1:11:48Bucket Pull
He works in hospitality and catering and discusses his shy nature and love for his cat. Originally from Iowa, he moved to Austin from Chicago and has been doing comedy for a couple of months.
- 10Bilal Swain1:21:06Bucket Pull
An employee at the Vulcan Gas Company with four years in comedy. He is invited to the Secret Show after a strong set about 9/11 and blimps.
- 11William Montgomery1:26:52Regular
He performs a set focused on recent Texas legislation and throws loaves of Sun-Maid raisin bread into the audience, the longest-standing regular on the show.