
KT #567
Lineup
- 1Hans Kim13:02Regular
He discussed his recent trip to Florida and his relationship with a musical theater artist named Rachel. Recently moved out of his van and is now opening for major acts. He has been a regular on the show for over a year.
- 2CJ Byron20:23Bucket Pull
An Austin local known as 'Black Jesus' who runs a bar on West 6th Street. This was his second time on the show, and he performed a rap for the audience. He claimed to have met Donald Trump twice while serving in the army.
- 3Lorena Reyna31:48Bucket Pull
She discussed her background as a half-Mexican only child and her hobby of playing golf, which she learned from her late father. An Austin native and platinum-level Uber driver who started comedy on May 1st. This was her first time on the show.
- 4Jared Nathan42:12Golden Ticket
A golden ticket winner from Toronto, Canada, who is currently visiting Austin. He performed a brand new minute and ended his set with a Beastie Boys lip-sync performance, he expressed interest in moving to Austin and working at the venue.
- 5Kate Hermson55:12Bucket Pull
A waitress from Appleton, Wisconsin, performing her ninth open mic ever. She works at the Skyline Comedy Club and was visiting Austin with her boyfriend. This was her first time on the show.
- 6Trevor Klumpner59:21Bucket Pull
Kate Hermson's boyfriend, an army veteran who served in Iraq and previously worked as a regional manager for a bread company. He has been doing comedy for two years and works security at a comedy club in Wisconsin, while during his interview, Tony helped him call his biological father in San Antonio to arrange a meeting.
- 7Mikey Greenblatt1:09:40Bucket Pull
An orthodox Jewish comedian originally from New Jersey who has lived in Austin for four months. He works as a remote teacher on Zoom and has been doing comedy for about a year, tony offered him a spot on a secret show, but he initially hesitated due to a cousin's wedding.
- 8Eddie Major1:23:09Bucket Pull
A comedian originally from Louisiana who has been performing for nearly five years. His set about Kobe Bryant was poorly received by the host and the audience, he admitted to being an alcoholic and struggled through a difficult interview.
- 9William Montgomery1:33:08Regular
The longest-standing regular in the show's history, known as the 'Big Red Machine.' He appeared in a full Adidas tracksuit, claiming a new sponsorship deal. He closed the show with a high-energy set and a comedic interaction with guest Mary Lynn Rajskub.