KT #589

A legendary Chicago improv performer who moved to Austin to pursue stand-up after an ALS diagnosis. He performs from a wheelchair and is a beloved regular on the show.

He discusses his sobriety, his success on Cameo, and his teal Vespa, the longest-standing regular in the show's history, known as the Big Red Machine.

A security officer at a chicken rendering plant performing stand-up for the very first time. He was extremely nervous and struggled with microphone technique during his set about Wisconsin.

He works as a server at a Tex-Mex restaurant called Pelóns and jokes about his name originating from Gone with the Wind. An Austin native who has been doing comedy off and on for two to three years.

A regular known for his joke writing and roasting the host, Tony Hinchcliffe. He recently performed theater shows with Tom Segura and Tony in Arlington.

He bailed on a joke about mechanical bulls after the crowd didn't respond to his setup. Originally from Buffalo, he moved to Austin five weeks prior and has been doing comedy for four and a half years.

A first-time performer from near Amarillo, Texas, who works cutting fruit, she signed up on a whim while attending the show with her brother and uncle.

He joked about his name being Chris despite people assuming he would have a more traditional Latino name, angela Ramirez's uncle who also signed up for his first time.

Angela Ramirez's brother and a former car salesman. He was the third member of the family to be pulled from the bucket in a row, marking his stand-up debut.

He jokes about living in his van again due to a sewage smell in his new house. Recently returned from headlining in St. Louis.

A singer and student performing stand-up for the first time ever, she surprised the panel by singing 'Dreams' by Fleetwood Mac, earning a standing ovation from the band's D-Madness.

An oil field worker and recurring guest performer known for his high-energy, 70s-rock-star persona. He closed the show by playing harmonica with the Kill Tony Band.