KT #682

A New York comedy icon and legendary stand-up comedian, he joins the panel as a primary guest for the Madison Square Garden show.

Adam Ray performed in character as Joe Biden. He is a frequent guest and fan favorite known for his improvised crowd work and impressions, while performing in character as Joe Biden.

Shane Gillis performed in character as Donald Trump. He joins the panel alongside 'Joe Biden' for a presidential-themed roast of the performers, while performing in character as Donald Trump.

The longest-running regular in the show's history, known as the Big Red Machine, he performs a set about Delta Airlines and Kamala Harris while wearing a prison jumpsuit.

Age 20, comedian from New Jersey with nearly two years in comedy, he incorporates beatboxing into his set and mentions working in customer service and with special needs kids.

Introduced from the 'Legends Bucket' for a special MSG set, he tells a dark, fictional story about his parents and hockey before joining the panel as a guest.

He jokes about his height and unemployment, leading to Tony measuring him on stage to reveal he is 6'1" rather than his claimed 6'3". A comedian from New York/Connecticut who has been doing stand-up for eight years.

A New York veteran comedian pulled from the 'Legends Bucket' on his birthday, he performs a set about buying a house in Pennsylvania and the authenticity of New York's Chinatown.

He discusses his history with clinical depression and living with a paranoid schizophrenic. A Puerto Rican and Ecuadorian comedian who works in software testing for first responders.

A legendary New York comedian pulled from the 'Legends Bucket', he performs a long set about the Nirvana 'Nevermind' baby and his marriage to a transgender woman.

He discusses his past heroin addiction and getting into a physical altercation with a couple the night before the show, age 29, performing stand-up for the first time ever.

A long-time friend of the show who makes an unscheduled appearance, he performs a theatrical bit involving a prosthetic vagina to bypass the arena's rules against exposing himself.

He performs a new minute about his preference for 'fat women' and his desire for a visa. From Estonia who is currently seeking American citizenship.

A comedian of four years who works for the Nassau County government. He is mocked by the panel for his flat physical appearance and his past job euthanizing dogs.

A New York comedian and star of Impractical Jokers pulled from the 'Legends Bucket', he performs a set about his 23andMe results and the concept of last meals for death row inmates.

A comedy legend and the first comedian to sell out MSG. He makes a surprise appearance to perform his signature adult nursery rhymes.

A high-energy regular known for his prop-based, riff-heavy style, he performs a set involving his signature movement and 'protest riffs' about air duster and crayons.

An Italian-American comedian from the audience who has been doing stand-up for eight months, he owns a med spa and tells a story about his son's confusion regarding a 'bone' in his body.

A rising star regular from Orlando, now based in Austin, he performs a controversial and high-energy set about abortion and his experience at a Yankees game.

He flew in from LA to make a surprise appearance and roast the panel and guests, the 'Roastmaster General' and a long-time mentor to Tony Hinchcliffe.

A news reporter for the Daily Mail who started comedy in March, she performs a set about her preference for dating migrants and her job in tabloid journalism.

A dark comedy legend known for his chaotic and abrasive style, he performs a long, high-decibel set attacking Billy Joel, women's basketball, and environmentalism.

Performs a quick minute about Kamala Harris and Asian ancestry. His set is shortened due to the show running into overtime.

A comedy veteran whose family owns The Comedy Store, he performs a set about hipsters in the East Village and his legacy in the film industry.

A Hall of Fame regular and roast specialist, he performs a set about racism and carrying a gun before engaging in a roast battle with the presidential guests.

He makes a surprise appearance at the end of the show to join the stage for the finale.

A legendary comedian and New Jersey native. He comes out to close the show with a high-energy speech about his history in New York and his 'candidacy' for president.