Kill Tony #180 — Jim Norton, Sam Roberts, Earl Skakel

Set: A young magician from Arizona discusses abstinence, lack of sexual experience, and a humorous text exchange about arousal. Set includes jokes about forgetting how to have sex and comedic delivery over text.

Interview: Jesse discussed her four-and-a-half years of stand-up, her first trip to LA, her work at a coffee shop, and her full scholarship to Northern Arizona University for trumpet. The panel explored her relationship status and decision to remain abstinent.

Set: Ryan tells a long setup about a Tennessee teacher creating a Holocaust paper clip memorial that received 10 million clips instead of 6 million, then jokes that they need another Holocaust. Heavy exposition-driven joke criticized for math and setup length.

Interview: Ryan discussed his third time on stage, coming from Eastern Pennsylvania, being born via a cancelled fertility pill (Clommed), getting laid because he looks like Seth Rogan, and working as a showrunner's assistant on a secret show (later revealed as Baywatch reboot).

Set: Barry tells a true story about his father dating women with disabled children, and being chased by a naked disabled child down the road. Story-driven set with dark subject matter delivered matter-of-factly.

Interview: Barry revealed he drove 6 hours from Stockton/Modesto area, this was his first time ever doing stand-up, he owns a burger/BBQ restaurant, and he was inspired by Kill Tony and Melissa Ehlinger to try comedy.

Set: Nate's first ever stand-up set jokes about Facebook baby pictures, how all babies look like horror movie villains, not wanting kids, a friend who can only masturbate when family is away, and threatens to hit kids with his penis like a piñata.

Interview: Nate discussed his first time on stage ever, his Uber driver rating (4.89), his father having five kids which scared him, and then told an extended story about picking up two women in his Uber and having sex with a divorced 40+ year-old woman.

Set: Chelsea opens with being vegan, then uses Australian accent while discussing her appearance (was briefly attractive), compares veganism to holding in food poisoning, jokes about Australian accents being attractive, and ends with crude dog comparison.

Interview: Chelsea revealed she's from Wisconsin, does Australian accent when nervous or bored, accidentally met a guy at work who thought the accent was charming, went through her ex's phone and found messages to an old friend while living together after breakup.

Set: Regular doing new minute: opens with no underwear, jokes about black boyfriend (racist audience reaction), similarities with boyfriend leading to father estrangement, possessiveness, then compares molested girls to piano prodigies at sex.

Interview: Vanessa discussed quitting her TV development job at HBO to focus on comedy and startups, explained the Flappers logo costume, and mentioned missing the show while working 16-18 hour days.

Set: Regular doing new minute: jokes about sex dream with father and avoiding his hugs, thick-knuckled father, requests to choke during sex only (not grocery shopping), and punchline about 'choking her clip.'

Interview: Ali discussed being 21 (recently able to return as regular), missing the show, upcoming trip to New York, and detailed story of visiting brothel in Tijuana with two friends where she had sex with 21-year-old girl named Alex.

Set: Chris opens with street name joke (MLK Jr. Boulevard), jokes about drowning in shit rap lyric, questions why people want to be saved while drowning in shit, and jokes that rappers can't swim by picking Eminem.

Interview: Chris discussed flying in from New York specifically for Kill Tony show, doing other LA shows, being a year or two into stand-up, attending Festival Supreme where Eric Andre performed naked, and his Polish heritage with puffy nipples.

Interview: Jim Norton appeared as main guest panel member alongside Sam Roberts and Earl Skakel. Participated in roasting bucket pull comedians throughout the episode and made observations about their material.

Interview: Sam Roberts appeared as main guest panel member. Participated in interactions with bucket pull comedians and provided comedic commentary throughout the episode.

Interview: Earl Skakel appeared as main guest in wrestling-themed costume. Participated actively in roasting and questioning comedians, made frequent references to 1980s wrestling and frequently tried to redirect conversations toward sexual content.