KT #597

He jokes about the Chinese spy balloon and his time living in a van. Recently performed in Hawaii. He has been a staple of the show for several years.

Originally from Nashville and recently moved to Los Angeles, he has been doing comedy for five years. He works as an Uber Eats driver and has a distinct, awkward stage presence that the panel compared to Damien Echols. He mentions he is 25 years old.

He is 40 years old and was roasted for using very old street jokes. A South Indian comic who has only been doing stand-up for three weeks. He works at a cemetery for the state and previously worked at an ice cream shop.

A long-time regular known for his roasting abilities and joke writing, he engages in a lengthy roast battle with the guest panel. He has been performing on the show for four years and is now headlining his own tours.

Originally from Rochester, New York, he moved to Austin two months prior and has been doing comedy for four years. He is a former drug dealer with a felony record and a recent DWI. His father is also a stand-up comedian who is deaf due to mercury poisoning.

This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy. He is 38 years old, paints movie sets, and sells drums. He challenged Michael Gonzalez to a 'Mexican Drum-Off' but lost the audience vote.

An Austin native performing stand-up for only the second time. He works as a top salesman at Best Buy and is a musician in a band called Tracy's Left. He brought his wife, Melody, on stage to perform a brief, poorly received song.

A recurring character and friend of the show who started comedy about six or seven months prior after leaving the oil fields. He is known for his high-energy, '70s wrestler persona. He recently filmed a commercial and is taking acting classes.

She previously appeared on the show and discussed her ongoing legal issues regarding evading arrest. Originally from Taiwan, she has been doing comedy for six months and is a student of English Literature, she currently teaches English online to Taiwanese students.

The longest-running regular in the show's history, known as 'The Big Red Machine.' He performed a set involving reading custom-written fortunes from a bag of 500 fortune cookies, he mentions being a top-requested performer on Cameo.