KT #612

Legendary stand-up comedian and host of the Doug Stanhope Podcast, he joins the panel as the primary guest for the episode.

He discusses his recent trip to Las Vegas with his girlfriend and his sobriety from cocaine, based in Austin, Texas.

He discussed having surgery for gynecomastia and showed his scars on stage, from New Jersey, originally from Westfield. He has been doing comedy for a little over two years and works at an Israeli restaurant in Brooklyn.

Recently moved to Austin from Atlanta on St. Patrick's Day. He has been doing comedy for about a year and currently works as a waiter. He previously worked in the auto industry.

From Brampton, Ontario, Canada. This was his second time ever doing stand-up comedy. He works as a mortgage agent and wore a nasal strip during his set.

A fan of the show who performed a street joke about a French lady with crabs, tony criticized him for not performing original material.

His set consisted of reading dictionary definitions and was poorly received by the panel, an EMT performing stand-up for the second time.

Prolific roast comedian, he engaged in a lengthy roast battle with Tony and Doug Stanhope, wearing a distinctive black and white jacket.

Originally from Orlando, Florida, he had moved to Austin one month prior. He has been doing comedy for two years and works at a golf course. Tony was so impressed he invited him to the Secret Show and the Bottom of the Barrel show.

He discussed his recent divorce and his eight-year-old daughter. From New Jersey, he has been doing comedy for six years. He works as a project manager for a glass company.

He discussed losing 100 pounds, first time ever doing stand-up comedy after being encouraged by a friend in the alley, tony helped him "punch up" his set by whispering lines into his ear for a second attempt.

The longest-running regular in the show's history. He performed a new minute and closed the show by playing a song on the keyboard about making lasagna for Mother's Day.