KT #690

He discussed losing money at roulette and his trademark of giving out strange photos. Performed a Vegas-themed set wearing dice shorts, on the show.

From West Texas (Midland/Odessa area) and recently moved back from Phoenix. He has been doing comedy for 8-9 years and recently quit his job making microchips after receiving a $30,000 severance.

A gay former commercial truck driver who now works as an axe-throwing instructor. He has been doing comedy for a few months and was offered an automatic spot in Austin by Tony due to his strong interview.

The 'Estonian Assassin' performed a set about mental health and balconies, while during the interview, an Estonian woman in the audience threw a ring at him, leading to a mock marriage proposal to help him get a green card.

He has been doing comedy for six years and discussed his 76-day stint in jail where he wrote letters to the judge for other inmates. Originally from Cincinnati, he recently moved to Austin.

An Italian comedian from Montreal, Canada, who has been doing stand-up for two years. He works in e-commerce drop-shipping sex toys and was previously kicked off a soccer team for comments made on his podcast.

He discussed being one year sober from cocaine and weed and inheriting a house in Florida from his grandfather. From Florida but living nomadically in LA, he has been doing comedy for four months.

Performed a minute about his sister coming out as gay to their religious father. His father, Kenny Patterson, was shown in the audience, and Tony praised Cam's rapid growth since moving from Florida to Austin.

He joked about being compared to Jose Feliciano and Ray Charles. A blind Latino comedian who lost his sight due to two separate head trauma accidents (football and a water slide) as a child.

A Kill Tony legend who performed a high-energy, chaotic set involving Diddy jokes and screaming. He is a frequent guest and veteran comedian known for his dark, unpredictable style.

The Roastmaster General popped in for a surprise appearance to roast the panel and the crowd. He discussed the recent Tom Brady roast and shared a joke in memory of Brody Stevens.

The long-time regular performed a minute featuring jokes about Las Vegas, Oakland, and the Hezbollah pager explosions. He mentioned he had originally planned to do the set at the arena show earlier in the week.