Kill Tony #197 — Bryan Callen, Brendan Schaub

Set: Jessica discussed living in an RV, a strange duck incident in Chinatown, her divorce seven years ago, and relationship difficulties. She talked about her ex-husband being 'jinxy' and causing accidental injuries.

Interview: Tony asked about her future plans, RV repairs, and martial history. She's in LA for three weeks before heading to Florida and Texas by plane and rental car.

Set: Jessie discussed being mistaken for Arab despite being Puerto Rican, using two-syllable family nicknames, getting fired from a restaurant for a Holocaust oven joke, and his ambiguous last name.

Interview: He's from The Bronx, been doing stand-up 3 years, and got caught masturbating in his cousin's bathroom. The interview extended 7+ minutes with detailed questions about the bathroom incident.

Set: Hostile Takeover discussed interracial relationships with a white girlfriend, differences between white and Black girls performing oral sex, and reading 'A Night Before Christmas' on Christmas Eve.

Interview: He's been doing stand-up 6 years from San Bernardino, works at a warehouse, has a 7-year-old daughter, and has been with his white girlfriend for 4 years.

Set: Coleman joked about beer being cheaper than gas, a bad set where his girlfriend with multiple sclerosis said 'I'm dying' dismissively, and getting fired from multiple jobs.

Interview: From Houston, Texas, he recently started dating a girl with MS (1 month), works in construction/warehouse, has been fired 4 times, and mentioned she's an illustrator named Monty Ratchford.

Set: Justin made jokes about picking up homeless girls, hitting women, falling in love with cocaine, and breaking the skin off his penis during relationships.

Interview: Less than a year doing stand-up, works at Cheesecake Factory and for a music composer, from UK raised in Reno, been in LA 5 years.

Set: The triplets discussed being child actors on commercials in Africa, puberty killing careers, and the difference between American and African child labor laws. They joked about being 'molestable kids' and comparing puberty to AIDS.

Interview: They're all 24, grew up in LA but look Jersey, work in construction, do stand-up just over a year, recently separated for individual sets but reuniting tonight.

Set: Scott, a cancer survivor from Australia, joked about calling his cancer 'the big c', his girlfriend, having bladder cancer, surgery replacing a third of his bladder, and his small penis symmetry.

Interview: First time doing stand-up, 34 years old, had bladder cancer at 33, discovered via blood in urine, had 9 surgeries and chemo, cancer spread to lungs, leaving LA tomorrow.