KT #706

From West Texas (Pecos) and has been doing comedy for 9-10 years, mostly in Phoenix. He works in tire repair and tow trucks, and shared a bizarre story about finding a squatter in his RV.

She celebrated 10 years of being a cancer survivor and performed a set focused on that experience. A rising comedian from Dallas, Texas, who works at the Comedy Mothership.

He discussed his past in politics and his life as a widower during his interview, age 48, entrepreneur and former Republican politician from Gatesville, Texas.

He wore a euthanized husky around his neck and talked about his touring life and sobriety, a former oil field worker and controversial recurring guest on the show.

A musician for 16 years who has been doing stand-up for about a year. He performed a rap-comedy segment with a guitar that received a mixed reaction from the crowd.

Age 40, emotional healing coach from South Texas who has been in a wheelchair for 18 years following a balcony fall. He shared the story of his accident and kissed a woman from the audience.

Her set focused on her 18-year-old son's internet habits but struggled to land with the arena audience, a first-time comedian who signed up as a birthday gift for her husband.

A popular regular known for his high-energy, riff-heavy, and absurdist style. He discussed his recent 40-city tour and his '19-year-old' persona.

He told a graphic story about a sexual encounter involving his girlfriend and a trans prostitute. A returning comedian and dog trainer who is two years sober.

He engaged in a lengthy roast battle with Tony and the panel guests. A Hall of Fame regular and master of roasting who recently returned to the show.

A legendary stand-up comedian and the first to sell out an arena. He performed a long set featuring his signature nursery rhymes and observational humor about technology.

He was heavily booed by the crowd and accidentally hit in the throat by a joke book thrown by Tony. Originally from Oklahoma and now living in Denver, he has been doing comedy for a couple of months.

Performed a joke about Barack Obama and attempted a failed magic trick with a water cup. He discussed his growing entourage and his success on the road.

An Austin-based comedian who has been performing for nine months. She made her debut on the show previously and returned for a short set about her hometown.

A veteran comedian known for his aggressive, dark, and chaotic style. He performed a high-intensity set touching on toxic relationships, New Year's resolutions, and politics.

An Estonian comedian and current regular on the show. He performed a set about physical flexibility and his experiences living in the United States.

He closed the show dressed as the 'New Year's Baby' and joked about quitting comedy to work on a locomotive, the longest-running regular in the show's history, known as the 'Big Red Machine.'.