KT #668

He discussed buying an AR-15 and his desire to win back his ex-girlfriend, newest Hall of Fame member.

From Dallas, she has been doing comedy for two years. She works as a stripper at The Lodge and a sex coach, and is married to a lawyer who also performs comedy.

Originally from Mumbai, India, now living in San Antonio for 15 years. He has been doing comedy for eight years and revealed he recently separated from his wife after exploring his sexuality.

Based in Aspen, Colorado, he has been doing comedy for three and a half years. He manages a seafood restaurant and once had a viral arrest story involving cocaine.

A Nashville-based comedian making her Austin debut. She has Friedreich's Ataxia, uses a wheelchair, and received high praise and a 'star' endorsement from guest Rosanne Barr.

He joked about the P. Diddy elevator footage and shared stories about attending a family reunion and a rave with his cousins.

His set was poorly received, leading him to attempt a freestyle rap to recover, a box office employee at the Comedy Mothership performing for the first time.

He performed a set focused on his Catholic upbringing and religious themes. An eight-year comedy veteran who has appeared on the show before.

A software engineer from Seattle performing for the first time. He was sitting in the front row and accidentally spilled water on the host's desk upon taking the stage.

The brother of the previous performer, Logan; he was invited up from the audience to perform. He recently moved from Cleveland to Charleston.

A Denver-based comedian who has been performing for five years. He lives in a van and makes a living selling pins and hats at electronic music festivals.

Recently moved to Austin from Fresno/Bakersfield and has been doing comedy for five years. He works as a valet and a TV repairman.

He discussed cooking with Dr. Pepper, his brother Seldon starting work at the club, and his recent trip to Los Angeles, the show's longest-running regular.