KT #647

Adam Ray, in character as Dr. Phil, appeared throughout the episode in character as Dr. Phil. He was awarded the 2023 Guest of the Year at the end of the show.

He discussed his upcoming battle against Ric Diez and his habit of buying shirts from Amazon and returning them with the tags still on. Performed a new minute.

She completely blanked on her material during her debut in the arena. From Austin, this was her first time ever doing stand-up comedy.

He discussed being a 'bottom' in the gay community and shared stories about using glory holes. Originally from Seattle, he has been doing comedy for seven years.

He was adopted by his aunt and birth father's sister, and he discussed his interest in Latina pornography, age 16, comedian making his second appearance on the show.

She works as a freelance recruiter and joked about corporate abortion benefits. Moved from LA to Austin three years ago and has been doing comedy for five years.

From Beaumont, Texas, this was his first time ever doing stand-up at age 40. He works as a paramedic and shared a graphic story about a psychiatric patient.

A fan from New York who met Heath Cordes the night before and took his virginity. She was invited on stage to perform a minute and confirm the story.

Age 27, making his stand-up debut. He previously performed in the same arena as a motorcycle stunt rider in a circus cage.

A first-time performer who goes by his middle name, Andy, he admitted to being a heavy drinker, consuming half a bottle of Jack Daniels a night.

A disabled veteran with a master's degree in civil engineering who recently moved from Mississippi to Austin. She has been doing comedy for seven years.

He performed a new minute and discussed his transition from wanting to be in the NBA to doing comedy, from Orlando, Florida.

An 18-year-old from Dallas with two years in comedy. He works as a loader at Lowe's and received his first 'white girl kiss' on stage from an audience member.

A legendary veteran comedian and regular at the Comedy Mothership. He performed a high-energy, chaotic set that polarized the arena audience.

A former truck driver from Fort Myers, Florida, now living in Austin. He won a featuring gig for Adam Ray by chugging two beers out of the 'Bucket of Destiny' in under five seconds.

He performed in a silver outfit and discussed his 'sponsorship' with Amazon and his obsession with escalators, the longest-running regular and Hall of Fame member.