Bill Burr

For the past decade, comedian Bill Burr has been working hard (performing over 300 shows a year) to establish himself as one of the finest standup comics in the business. It doesn’t matter if he’s performing on "Late Night With Conan O’Brien" or "Showtime at the Apollo;" Bill Burr finds a way to connect with any audience. In his early days of comedy, he did this by making fun of his lunatic father, but these days he covers everything from current events to, well, his lunatic father. Burr has been featured on "The Late Show with David Letterman," starred in two films, and has even popped up on "Breaking Bad." Follow Bill on twitter.

Paul Mecurio

After walking away from a sweet Wall Street job, Paul Mecurio turned to a life of comedy and hasn't looked back sense. He started as a staff writer for Jay Leno and soon found himself collecting awards for his work with the "Daily Show with Jon Stewart" where his duties included warming up the crowd. Now, along with being a top-notch headlining comedian, Mecurio also has a featured on the B&T Show (as well as a new CD) called Image Makeover, and starred in an online video sports series on HBO.com called "Got No Game." On twitter and facebook. Check out Paul on FOX News. Find out where Paul's playing next on tour.

Andy Ritchie

Chicken Lickin Good

Andy Ritchie is a comedian, and that's about all you're going to know about him until he joins us live in the studio. With little to no bio available on the man, he prefers to let his stand-up comedy do the talking. So make up your own story, and prepare to see if it's anything like the real guy when he stops by. At least you can check out some of his pictures and video clips on his MySpace page.

Ben "Coach" Wade

The Dragon Slayer

Benjamin Wade is known by many names. As the head women's soccer coach at the Southwest Baptist University in Missouri, he is called "Coach Wade," but he also goes by “Maestro” due to role as an artistic director and conductor of a California symphony orchestra. A skilled musician, Coach was traveling the world playing the trumpet before most kids could even spell "trumpet." Aside from setting the world record for the longest solo kayak expedition on the ocean (an amazing 6,132 miles), Coach has also been attacked by a tiger shark, stalked by a jaguar in the Amazon and has been bitten by a piranha on his right hand. With all that in mind, it's not surprising that wade was a natural fit on the CBS reality show "Survivor" where he was not only known as coach, but also gave himself the nickname "The Dragon Slayer." After becoming one of the most colorful and memorable players in the game's 10 year history, Wade was asked to return for the show's 20th season "Heroes vs. Villains" where he was the 9th person voted out.