KT #599

He discussed his recent headlining shows in Philadelphia and Buffalo and joked about blind people in Texas, performs a new minute.

A DJ originally from Denver who also lived in Ohio and started comedy during COVID. He claimed to have won a large settlement from an airline by faking a disability with an eye patch.

Roseanne Barr encouraged her to write more personal material about her parents and therapy, while visiting from New Jersey, she has been doing comedy for a year and a half and works at a daycare.

Roseanne challenged him to move past 'poop dick' jokes and use his swagger for more meaningful comedy. An oil field worker from Texas who had been doing comedy for about six months at the time.

Age 21, originally from California now living in San Marcos, Texas, who started comedy in October. He works at a thrift store called Uptown Cheapskate and was advised by the panel to slow down his delivery.

Age 19, who moved from South Carolina to Austin a month prior to chase his comedy dreams. He previously worked in a machine shop and admitted to a hobby of stealing traffic cones from every state he lives in.

He performed a minute about moving to a white neighborhood and engaged in a lengthy roast battle with Roseanne Barr, a long-time regular known for his roasting abilities.

He has been doing comedy for four years and joked about his religious upbringing and Christian versions of rap songs. A pastor's son originally from Detroit who moved to Austin from LA.

Originally from Buffalo, she was pulled from the bucket for the second week in a row. She lives in Buda, Texas, and shared that her father is a 'Juggalo' (a fan of Insane Clown Posse).

The show's long-standing closing regular, originally from Memphis. He brought his childhood friend Dillard Butler on stage, who revealed William had to repeat kindergarten.