Kill Tony #1 — Rick Ingram

Set: Skyler performs about his complicated relationship with chicken as a Black man, mixing animal wordplay with dark humor about abuse.

Interview: Tony critiques Skyler's delivery, noting he had to open with 'I'm a Black guy' so the audience knew he was doing a Black impression, similar to Dice's hallucinations.

Set: Jerron discusses being tall and the pressure associated with it, using the analogy that being tall is like being an Asian kid in high school.

Interview: Tony asks why 'light skinned' has two d's in the word. Jerron credits bad Black grammar, leading to a callback later in the episode.

Set: Rich performs about being accused of racism and the difficulty of responding, discussing white people wanting to say the n-word and when it's acceptable in art.

Interview: Panel discusses Rich's comedic cadence and appearance, suggesting he could book commercial roles and tour the South with one of the Black comedians as opener.

Set: Jeff performs about finding it ironic when obese people wear fitness-branded t-shirts, using Golden Corral as the punchline.

Interview: Tony learns Jeff is from Indiana and has only done four comedy shows, with only two minutes of material beyond the set.

Set: Matt performs a joke about not doing 9/11 jokes because the good ones are taken and don't translate into English well, then pivots to dark topics.

Interview: Tony learns Matt is from Massachusetts and grew up in Pembroke near Worcester, discussing regional differences and dive bars.

Set: Taylor performs a drunken Obama impression at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, discussing redistribution of wealth as a cookie jar metaphor.

Interview: Tony criticizes Taylor for naming SNL in his set and critiques his Obama impression, suggesting he focus on punch lines and impressions of people of his own race.

Set: Frank jokes about his siblings and whose he'd save in a fire, then discusses his brother putting objects up his nose and his own history of getting his penis stuck.

Interview: Tony asks about Frank's family structure and makes jokes about Mexican household vacuums and sponsorships.

Set: Kenny performs about Pho Vietnamese restaurants, listing multiple shops with names like Foe, Foe Show, and Foe Life in LA neighborhoods.

Interview: Tony learns Kenny is Guatemalan and makes jokes about him buying weed in Crenshaw.

Set: Mike performs about getting drunk at Denny's while sitting on his toilet on Instagram, quitting drinking for two years, and losing scapegoats for bad behavior.

Interview: Tony learns Mike has been doing comedy for 11 years and was banned from Snickers in Fort Wayne for being too blue for the owner's cable access TV show.

Set: Andrew performs about moving to LA as an actor but his car getting more work than he does, being kicked out of photo shoots.

Interview: Tony learns Andrew is from NYC, went to military camp at 14 because he didn't get straight A's, and has a lawyer father.

Set: Sara jokes about going to school for video game design and being unemployed, comparing it to an English degree with no future prospects.

Interview: Panel learns Sara is half Persian with Native American heritage and jokes about her appearance, hair inspired by Final Fantasy, and vibrating game controllers.

Set: Tim pitches a dating website called Date AIDS for people with AIDS, discussing benefits of finding partners with same condition and dark humor about expiration dates.

Interview: Tony critiques the premise for ignoring modern AIDS medication and suggests taglines like Christian Mingle or BlackPeopleMeet.com instead.

Set: Kyle performs about learning Junior Seau died via Facebook, questioning the information on Wikipedia, and making jokes about Saints suicide payments.

Interview: Tony critiques Kyle for randomly attacking Patrick Swayze and explains Kyle claims to have written the first Patrick Swayze pancreatic cancer joke.