KT #719

Comedian and actor known for films like Dumb and Dumber and There's Something About Mary. He is the reigning guest of the year and introduced a 'silver crutch' gimmick for the episode.

He discussed his past and his current use of Adderall during the interview. A recurring character on the show who performed a set about a cuckolding encounter.

Originally from Dallas but now living in Los Angeles where he gives movie studio tours. He has been doing comedy for two years and was teased for lying about being 6'5" when he was measured at 6'4".

He discussed being on disability for 20 years due to numerous surgeries and was awarded the 'silver crutch' by Harlon Williams. Moved to Austin five years ago and has been doing comedy for about two years.

A motorcycle salesman who recently moved to Austin from New York City and has nine years of comedy experience. He shared a story about hitting a deer on a motorcycle and breaking his ribs.

He told a story about his girlfriend leaving her husband to be with him after meeting at a comedy show. Originally from Rochester, New York, he moved to Austin in December and plays poker full-time to pay rent.

Performed a new minute about a sexual encounter while on mushrooms. He mentioned he is starting to get into acting roles.

A vet tech who moved to Austin from Georgia two weeks prior to the recording. She shared that both her husband and mother died in separate vehicle-related accidents within the last year.

He played the trumpet on stage and discussed his history of arrests, including pranking a suicide hotline. A pizza delivery driver and animator who returned for a second week after a viral debut.

A former professional rugby player and cheerleader who now works as a bartender at a Mexican restaurant. He has been doing comedy for two and a half years and told stories about his racist grandfather.

An audience member from Melbourne, Florida, who owns a commercial real estate brokerage. She was a teen mom and mentioned she has about five hours of total stage time in comedy.

Age 23, cook at a sushi restaurant with four years in comedy. He is originally from Albany, New York, and was invited to perform at Redban's Secret Show.

The long-time show closer who performed a minute about the Kentucky Derby and Rosie O'Donnell. He discussed his fitness goals on the rowing machine and raising money for St. Jude's.