Kill Tony #103 — Ian Edwards, Erik Griffin

Set: Ryan discusses moving to LA, fine dining restaurants, and water options. He also talks about suppository as a word and uses road material about restaurants.

Interview: Discussed that he's been doing comedy 11 years, lived in Cleveland, and moved to LA last month. He's married and his wife is a nurse.

Set: Lane discusses his sweaty hands condition ruining his dating game. He tells a story about meeting a girl on Tinder, taking her to a house party, and the morning after reveal.

Interview: Discussed real stories vs. fake stories, his wet hands condition, golfing mishaps, True Detective acting work, and the importance of authenticity in comedy.

Set: Erin discusses Star Wars Day while wearing Star Wars shirt, breaks up with boyfriend and quits job in same day, and makes jokes about typography and calligraphy.

Interview: Discussed her nervousness and lack of confidence in delivery. Ian praised her Star Wars joke but noted she didn't sell it. She's been doing stand-up 2-3 years in LA.

Set: David discusses language differences between British and American English, including cigarettes called 'fags' and 'fanny' meaning vagina. Story about calling a baby's diaper a 'fanny.'

Interview: Ian criticized the set as hacky, noting the British English jokes are overdone. David shared he's into skateboarding, cooking, and struggles finding original material.

Set: John discusses hearing his roommate have sex, masturbation, bad tattoos from Google Translate, and a misspelled tattoo that says 'life is bitch' instead of 'life is a bitch.'

Interview: Tony praised his energy and willingness to jump on stage. Discussed his year of comedy experience, performed at Ice House and other clubs, wrote a screenplay before comedy.

Set: Robin is a special ed teacher who discusses a student asking why she doesn't have a Christmas tree, leading to a joke about crying in her car. Another story about a student saying she looks like she belongs on Hollywood streets.

Interview: Praised for strong delivery, timing, and self-deprecation. Ian and Eric discussed her natural ability to ease into uncomfortable topics. She's taught special ed for 10 years.

Set: Kim discusses her stepdad Shelby whom she hated because of his name, his obsession with cleaning, and refusing to let them talk at dinner, keeping the TV on instead.

Interview: Ian praised her for doing one focused topic in one minute, unlike others. Discussed her stepfather still being around, 25 years together, and how Kill Tony has helped with stage comfort.

Set: Sara discusses carrying a backpack as a girl and the assumptions people make. She reveals she had a roller backpack as a kid because her dad was protecting her back.

Interview: Praised for her weird, unique character and delivery. Tony notes she and Kim are different - Kim does family long-form while Sara focuses on quirky observations like backpacks.