KT #578

He jokes about dating a white woman and living in San Antonio. Recently moved out of his van and now opens in arenas. He has been doing comedy for several years and performs a new minute every week.

Originally from Charleston, South Carolina, she has lived in Austin for about a year. She works as a dancer at the Red Rose strip club and performs at the East Austin Comedy Club, tony booked her for the Secret Show following her set.

Originally from Wakefield, Massachusetts, he has been doing stand-up for three and a half years. He works as a mailman for the USPS in Austin. He is a returning performer who previously had a drum-off on the show.

Nick Swardson, in character as Gary Falcon, performed under the alias Gary Falcon as a surprise guest set. He was awarded a golden ticket by Tony for his performance, the host later directs fans to Nick Swardson's website, confirming the identity.

He moved from Utah to Austin in March and has been doing comedy for one year. He works as a five-star Lyft driver and lives in San Marcos with two cats. This was his Kill Tony debut.

A long-time regular known for his roast comedy. He discussed his upcoming tour dates in Winnipeg and his recent bout with monkey pox, he engaged in a lengthy roast battle with the panel.

Visiting from Michigan, she previously started comedy while bartending in Seattle. She has been doing stand-up for three years and makes sketch videos with her father. Redban invited her to perform at the Secret Show.

Originally from Chicago, he has lived in Austin since 2005 and works in investment banking. He started comedy in January following the passing of his mother. He performed a freestyle rap during his interview and was booked for the Secret Show.

Performed a completely silent physical comedy set that earned a standing ovation. He only spoke one word ('Good') during the entire five-minute interview. Tony noted he had the highest 'laughs per word' average in the show's history.

Age 21, from Syracuse, New York, who moved to Austin six weeks prior to start comedy. He works at an AT&T kiosk inside a Sam's Club. This was his Kill Tony debut after doing comedy for only a month and a half.

During his interview, he discussed having OCD and was briefly 'diagnosed' by surprise guest Dr. Drew Pinsky. A returning comedian originally from Florida who now lives in Austin. He was invited to the Secret Show.

He joked about a new manager booking him on a non-existent David Letterman show, the show's longest-running regular, known as the Big Red Machine. He performed a long set involving his signature yelling and reading news headlines.