KT #665

He is a regular known for his high-energy, riff-heavy style. His set focused on the theme of 'when men were men', based in Austin, Texas.

From Dallas/Fort Worth, originally from Shreveport; has done comedy for 6 years. He has a brain injury from his time in the Air Force and works as a cashier for an illegal poker room. He performed a record-breaking four separate sets in this single episode due to his high energy and crowd response.

His interview focused on his recent breakup and his experiences with psychedelics in Vegas. From Chicago, originally from Orlando; has been doing comedy for about a year. He works at a consulting firm and makes a six-figure salary.

Originally from Hollywood, now living in Austin; has been doing comedy for 7 years. He is an employee at the Comedy Mothership. His father is George Shelby, a professional saxophonist who toured with Phil Collins.

Based in Austin, he recently toured with Bert Kreischer performing in arenas, his set involved a story about his uncle and crack cocaine.

His set focused on his fear of people with special needs, tony gave him a small joke book despite a lukewarm reception. Previously opened for Tony in Tampa, where he reportedly did not do well.

Lives in Leander, Texas and started comedy in San Antonio; has been doing it for 9 years. He works at a taco truck called El Periquito. He has been with his wife for 10 years and they have no children.

Based in Austin; has been doing comedy for one year and two months. He fixes cell phones on the weekends and plays guitar. He performed a song on the guitar during his interview, accompanied by the band and Drew Nickens.

She demonstrated her dancing skills during the interview. Originally from Venezuela, moved to Austin two weeks prior from Miami; has done 5 years of Spanish comedy. She works for a law firm and is an aspiring English-language comedian.

He discussed a scary encounter with a fan in the green room and his recent trip to St. Louis, the long-time closing regular of the show, he ended the show with his signature shouting style and a song.