KT #793

He discussed a near-death experience with COVID-19 in 2021 that required him to relearn how to walk and talk, a comedian with 20 years of experience originally from Corpus Christi, now living in Hutto, Texas. He is currently a stay-at-home dad to a 10-month-old daughter.

Originally from Florida, he has lived in Austin for four years and works as a door guy at a local bar. He started comedy in 2019 after a failed attempt in 2009 where friends threw tomatoes at him. He lives in a three-bedroom apartment with three other men.

A digital reporter from San Antonio with one year in comedy. She is half Mexican and half Nigerian, only discovering her Black heritage at age eight, she attempted a freestyle rap during her interview.

A comedian with 13 years of experience from Pensacola, Florida, who produces and books shows there. She claimed to have been awake for 48 hours due to excitement and Adderall use. She previously worked as a bartender at a swingers club located in a hotel basement.

His set consisted of graphic, unstructured commentary which led Tony to issue a one-year ban from the show, age 25, who hosts an open mic at Narbar in Austin and has been doing comedy for one year, he admitted to writing his set at a bar immediately before the show.

He discussed a recent health scare involving acute kidney failure. A comedian with 10 years of experience who works at a dog daycare headquarters. He recently got married to his wife, Emily, whom he met on Tinder while he was living in his car.

A comedian with 16 years of experience who moved from New York to Orlando and finally to Austin. He works for a tech company and as a corporate blackjack dealer on weekends. He was raised as a Jehovah's Witness in the Bronx.

Performing his first official set as the show's newest regular. He is known for his high-energy, character-driven style and purple hair. Tony described him as a 'writing phenom' and a 'freak of nature'.

A first-time bucket pull who performs in a wheelchair and goes by the nickname IHOP, which he said his friends gave him even though he is a Waffle House man. He shared a story about a 1996 motorcycle accident in Minneapolis where he was hit by a drunk driver. He brought his dog, Popeye, on stage during the interview.

Age 41, comedian with six years of experience who recently moved from Denver to Austin. He currently lives in his Toyota Camry and works as a server and bartender. He performed a fast-paced rap at the end of his interview.

A comedian with three years of experience who works at an Italian restaurant in Austin. He previously worked at a seafood restaurant called TLC where he had a brief interaction with Tony, he admitted to being on Adderall during his performance.

A long-standing regular known as 'The Anomaly' who closes the show with a new minute of dark, short-form jokes, tony praised him as the 'North Star' of the show. He wore a bird-themed shirt, mirroring the first performer of the night.