
Lineup
- 1Hans Kim10:33Regular
He discussed flying drones, his new Jewish girlfriend he met at the Vulcan, and a story about kissing a male fan in Florida to get to the man's wife, based in Austin.
- 2Samantha Minnie19:56Bucket Pull
Originally from Buffalo, she moved to Austin in September and works at the Cap City Comedy Club. She has been doing comedy for five years and had a very awkward interview where she struggled to name any hobbies.
- 3Ahren Belisle26:26Golden Ticket
A comedian from Canada with cerebral palsy who uses a text-to-speech device for his sets. This was his second appearance; Tony mentioned a lawyer previously offered to help him with his U.S. immigration case pro bono.
- 4David Lucas43:16Regular
He discussed his recent appearance in a Planters Peanuts Super Bowl commercial and engaged in his usual roast exchange with Tony, prolific roaster.
- 5Elliot Thompson52:00Bucket Pull
Visiting from Brooklyn, New York, he has been doing comedy for six years. He is a former weed delivery driver and bass player who enjoys bird watching with binoculars.
- 6Zeb Green1:01:37Bucket Pull
First time doing stand-up comedy, originally from Arkansas but living in Palestine, Texas. He is a former aerospace hardware salesman who is now on disability due to back issues.
- 7Uncle Lazer1:08:15Special Appearance
An invited guest performer who had been doing comedy for six months at the time. He performed a high-energy set about cocaine and paid Tony $1,000 cash to settle a Super Bowl bet.
- 8Marcus Bond1:18:19Bucket Pull
Recently moved to Austin from New Orleans and works as a line cook at Cosmic Coffee. He has been doing comedy for six years and was invited to perform on the Thursday night Secret Show.
- 9Jameisha Albo1:26:05Bucket Pull
Her third time on the show; she recently opened for Tony in Houston. She is a certified junior culinarian and is currently co-writing a book with a pastry chef.
- 10William Montgomery1:33:52Regular
He did a bit about being in a Pringles commercial, discussed his obsession with arcade claw machines, and yelled at the band's bass player, D Madness, the long-time closing regular known as the Big Red Machine.