KT #675

He appeared in blue body paint, joking about performing at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony, known as the Big Red Machine and the longest-running regular in the show's history, he remained on stage as a guest for the duration of the episode.

Nick Swardson performed in character as Gary Falcon. This was his second time ever doing stand-up comedy, returning as a requested legend. He performed a set and joined the panel as a guest before leaving mid-show to use the restroom, tony noted he flew in specifically for this appearance.

Age 22, comedian originally from Charlotte, North Carolina, now living in New York. He has been doing comedy for six months and works in sales for Oral-B toothbrushes. He was invited to perform on the Secret Show.

Originally from Louisiana and living in Austin for a year and a half, she has been doing comedy for one year. She is a fitness trainer and has trained in Muay Thai for eight years. This was her second time on the show.

He has been doing comedy for three years and performed a set featuring jokes about rock climbers and Delta 8. A comedian who recently moved from Plano to Austin and lives on his sister's exotic animal ranch.

Performed a new minute about his recent trip to the Louisville Slugger Museum in Kentucky. He discussed the 'KFC Yum Center' and traveling with his parents.

Tony noted his jokes were 'shockingly dumb'. A full-time musician and father of two from East Houston who previously appeared on the show to play drums, he engaged in the show's first-ever 'Mexican Drum-Off' rematch against Michael Gonzalez.

He is also known for his realistic cricket noise impression, an industrial engineer from Massachusetts with about three years in comedy, while during his interview, Tony called a girl named Ava he had previously dated, and she agreed to a third date.

Originally from the Bay Area, he moved to Austin in March and works as a server at a breakfast joint. He has been doing comedy since 2021 and enjoys poker and golf, while during his interview, he shared a kiss with a recurring audience member named Lori.

A self-described 'crunchy hippie' with 10 months and recently drove 16 hours from Cincinnati in comedy. He shared a story about delivering his son via a home water birth in an inflatable tub, tony encouraged him to use more of his personal life stories in his act.

He participated in a spelling bee and trivia segment against the show's photographer, Joe White, due to their similar voices. A Mexican-American comedian who works in groundskeeping for apartments and previously appeared on a Kill Tony road show in 2019.

The 'Estonian Assassin' and current show regular who closed the episode with a minute about the 'Lady Bird Lake Killer', tony praised his rapid ascent to becoming a global superstar in the comedy world.