KT #618

He performed a minute about diversity in firefighting and safe spaces for white people. Recently started living in a van but is now thriving and touring, he successfully defended his regular spot for the third time.

His set focused on a cuckolding story from Las Vegas, a controversial performer with about eight or nine months of experience in comedy. He challenged Hans Kim for the regular spot but lost the audience vote.

Originally from Riverside and now living in San Diego, he has been doing comedy for two and a half years. He works at a research institute and shared a story about losing a butt plug in Tijuana. This was his first time on the show.

A Puerto Rican and Salvadorian comedian from Boston who drives medical organs for a living. He has been doing comedy for a few years, though he took a break during the pandemic. This was his first appearance on the show.

He performed a minute about gaslighting and lying in relationships, he engaged in a roast battle with the guests and Tony. A legendary former regular who recently retired his weekly spot but returned for a guest set.

He performed a minute about a high school basketball coach who smoked crack. The show's newest regular who recently took over for David Lucas. He is originally from Florida and now works at the Comedy Mothership.

Tony dismissed him without a joke book. A comedian who has been performing for about a year and a half with roughly 100 to 300 sets under his belt. His set about plane crashes and punching kids was poorly received by the host and audience.

He joked about his aunt being featured in a Netflix true crime series. An Austin local who has been doing stand-up seriously since 2019. Tony was unimpressed by his attitude and dismissed him quickly.

He received a big joke book for his successful debut. A first-time performer from Revere, Massachusetts, who was in Austin for his bachelor party. He works in real estate development and his family owns a body shop.

He received a big joke book for his likability and dark humor, a first-time comedian originally from Minnesota, now living in Arlington, Texas. He is a single father of two who spoke candidly about the loss of his wife to an accidental overdose.

An Austin-based comedian of Japanese and white descent who has been performing for two years. She works as a postpartum doula and newborn care specialist. This was her second time on the show.

He performed jokes about the Titanic submarine and a bear attack in Arizona. He discussed his sobriety and a new fictional sponsorship for an amusement park in Florida, the long-standing closing regular known as the 'Big Red Machine.'.