KT #611

A legendary comedian from Los Angeles known for his wild late-night sets at The Comedy Store. He brought gifts, including condoms and kimchi, for the performers.

A veteran stand-up comedian and writer known for his calm demeanor and soccer-related content, he joined the panel alongside Brian Holtzman.

Performed a minute about a serial killer in Austin. He discussed selling out shows in Seattle and getting sick from a high-dose edible.

Originally from San Bernardino, California, he moved to Austin four weeks prior, he admitted to drinking four shots of Fireball and a Four Loko before his set.

An Armenian musician from Los Angeles who moved to Austin due to his admiration for Stevie Ray Vaughan. He performed an instrumental guitar piece after a poorly received comedy set.

He was born with hearing loss and wears cochlear implants, which he joked about using to avoid conversations. A camera operator who recently moved from Iowa to Dallas.

He discussed his hobby of wilderness backpacking and a date where they watched Batman. Originally from Massachusetts, he works for a genetics laboratory in Germany.

He discussed his new fishing show and his growing family, a long-time regular known for his roasting abilities, particularly targeting Tony and the guests.

He joked about growing up poor and was booked for the 'Bottom of the Barrel' show. An Air Force veteran using the GI Bill who first performed on the show in Plano in 2019.

A retired Army medic who spent 23 years in the service and worked in Kabul. He shared a detailed story about catching his third wife cheating via her iPod emails.

He performed a joke in Swahili and mentioned he plays the didgeridoo, a photographer and former Mormon missionary from Washington who learned Swahili while serving in Canada.

He told a story about having to return a new dog named Gator because he overfed it polenta, the show's longest-running regular, known as the 'Big Red Machine'.