KT #689

He joked about his father passing away from a rabies skunk attack 17 years ago, a legendary comedian and actor known for his eccentric style, tony introduced him as a frontrunner for the 2024 Guest of the Year.

Adam Ray performed in character as Dr. Phil. Performing in character as Dr. Phil. He is a Kill Tony Hall of Famer and the 2023 Guest of the Year, he engaged in heavy riffing with Harlon Williams throughout the episode.

Originally from Estonia, he is currently on a mission to become an American citizen. He performed a set about having sex with his ex and compared male anatomy to a universal USBC charger. This was his first time in Las Vegas.

He discussed his past struggles with coke and heroin addiction. From Phoenix, he has been doing comedy for a little over a year. He is a bar cook who previously spent time in prison between the ages of 15 and 31 for burglary and stealing cars.

Age 24, Ethiopian refugee who came to America on a visa. This was his very first time doing stand-up comedy. He shared a story about being drugged by prostitutes at an EDM festival in Colombia.

He joked about the Olympics, Netflix voiceovers, and his signature gold teeth, a fan-favorite performer from Orlando, Florida. He mentioned he was in town for Skankfest.

Age 34, Dominican Marine Corps veteran who manages a cannabis cultivation facility. This was his first time doing stand-up, and he struggled with a set about hating kids and having a vasectomy. He has been with his girlfriend for six years.

His set focused on premature ejaculation and his recent breakup, age 24, Las Vegas local who buys and auctions cars on the internet. He has been doing comedy for two years and lives with his mother.

Age 19, Jewish comedian who recently moved back from college in New York due to anti-Semitism. This was his first time doing stand-up. He was curled like a weight by Adam Ray (as Dr. Phil) during the interview.

A recurring character on the show who performed a set about coaching Little League and single mothers. He claimed to be sober and mentioned he was taking acting classes for a Western film, he ended his set by playing the harmonica.

He engaged in a roast battle with the panel and helped pull a name from the bucket. He joked about starring in a Richard Simmons biopic. Appeared as a surprise guest dressed as a ring card girl in blue underwear.

He performed a joke about racist vandalism at his brother's restaurant. A Filipino comedian from Peoria, Illinois, who has been doing stand-up for eight years. He works for Caterpillar and has coached high school girls' soccer for 22 years.

He joked about his pronouns being 'Bionicle' and his training with Criss Angel, a high-energy regular known for his 'riffing' and physical comedy. He performed using an office chair as a prop and wore a bottle of Robitussin around his neck.

He has four children, including one he joked was a 'rescue'. A stay-at-home dad and military veteran from Tacoma, Washington, who lives on a farm. He has been doing comedy for five years and is a beekeeper with two hives.

Performed a set about the Haitian immigrant controversy. He mentioned finding a joint on the ground near the Uber pickup area in Vegas, adam Ray praised his growth as a writer over the years.

She identified as a 'recovering MILF muncher' and discussed a recent miscarriage in February. A baker from Albuquerque who has been doing comedy and improv for eight years. Her set and interview were notably dark and polarizing.

He joked about his past as a scammer and his dislike for the city of Las Vegas. A popular regular who wore a hat saying 'Death to all white women', he planned to gamble $500 on black at the roulette table after the show.

He joked about crypto mining and P. Diddy. The show's longest-running regular, who closed the show dressed as a Vegas showgirl in a pink feathered outfit and heels. He ended the set by screaming at an audience member who was leaving early.