KT #742 - SAM TRIPOLI + TIM BUTTERLY

A high-energy performer from Arizona who has been doing comedy for three years. He shared a story about talking his way out of a home robbery by feeding the burglars pizza and making them laugh. He currently works in the racing world setting up merchandise and canopies for teams.

A returning comedian living in Austin who works as a golf professional at a country club. She performed a set about her dating struggles and mentioned her previous viral moments on the show. Redban invited her to perform at the Secret Show on Thursday.

An Australian comedian from Melbourne who has been doing stand-up for about six or seven months. He works as a finance recruiter and performed a 'shoey' (drinking beer from his shoe) on stage. He was joined briefly by his girlfriend, Laura, who is a gym manager.

Originally from Taiwan and based in New York, he has been doing comedy for 13 years. He is a screenwriter attending the Austin Film Festival and works at a cancer clinic. Tony noted his feminine energy and confident delivery despite the awkward interview.

A comedian from Tampa, Florida, who has been doing stand-up for ten years, six of them seriously. He works in a mail room and discussed his recent weight loss of 65 pounds. He mentioned he moved to Tampa originally for a 14-year relationship that eventually ended.

An Indian-American comedian who works as a baggage handler at an airport. He has performed about 10 to 15 open mics and enjoys snowboarding and riding bikes. His set focused on a story about his girlfriend and health scares.

A returning comedian with a Master's in Creative Writing who works as a professional cat sitter. She revealed she has a rare medical condition involving two vaginas and a double-horned uterus. During the interview, she shared a kiss with a female audience member and was invited to the Secret Show.

A comedian moving from Austin to New York who recently lost his job at Amazon. He discussed his unique physical appearance, which the panel joked looked 'inbred' or like a villain. He was offered a job as a door guy at a dojo in New Jersey by guest Tim Butterly.

A comedian who admitted to being heavily intoxicated and having a broken rib from a fight the previous day. His set and interview were poorly received, leading to a failed breathalyzer test on stage. He claimed to be a long-time fan of guest Sam Tripoli.

Making his third appearance on the show, he recently quit his job at a Spectrum call center. He is known for his deep, professional voice and previously lived in Wisconsin and Arizona. Tony praised his vocal quality despite a weak comedy set.

A 33-year-old software engineer and black belt in Kempo who has been doing comedy for 10 months. Originally from Peru and raised in New York, he flew in from a wedding in Chicago just for the show. He shared a kiss with an audience member named Ty and demonstrated martial arts moves.

The Estonian regular closer who filled in for a sick William Montgomery. He performed a minute about linguistic slurs and his experiences in Thailand. He also shared a story about pushing Martin Phillips in a wheelchair through the Las Vegas airport.