Kill Tony Willie Hunter

Set: Set about struggling to get laid in LA and abandoning dating efforts. References being gay but mentions men following him around.

Interview: Tony discusses Lil Brough's comedy experience - 21 years of stand-up starting in 1992, mostly touring out of Houston, opened for earthquake and Felipe Esparza.

Set: Set about dry weddings, missing being single, relationships, and wanting to revive 80s TV shows with creative twists like removing Knight Rider dialogue.

Interview: Tony learns Omid has been doing stand-up for six years, mostly in LA, carries paper as a security blanket during sets.

Set: Set about getting engaged, asking fiancée about making a sex tape, her joking about making one without him and who would play him.

Interview: Tony discusses Brad's wedding plans (winter, next August), his fiancée being 39 and wanting a baby urgently, age differences in relationships.

Set: Set about ex-girlfriend dumping him and dating a professional football player, deleting him from Madden, and a casting survey about hula hooping and fire-eating.

Interview: Michael has been doing stand-up for three years, recently started, discusses NFL player ex-boyfriend material and developing comedy about the scenario.

Set: Set about stopping breakdancing and Asian friends going away, working as bouncer at Comedy Store, story about white guy saying n-word at urban show.

Interview: Tony questions the punchline on the urban show story, asks what happened after the guy said the n-word, explores terminology.

Set: Set about being called a creep without reason, women labeling men as creepy ruining their night, wearing a yellow shirt that looks creepy.

Interview: Tony discusses Tommy's creepy reputation, yellow shirt fashion choices, church aesthetic, asks about specific instances of being called creepy.

Set: Set about being cold easily as a medical condition, friends having kids, wanting three black daughters or hiring backup singers, photography and book projects.

Interview: Tony discusses Eddie's background from South Florida, moved to LA one year ago, his opening joke criticisms and stereotype concerns.

Set: Set about being Indian from North Miami, not afraid of n-word, co-stars on Arrested Development set all named something, Indian mustache stereotype.

Interview: Tony and Willie critique the long setup and accent work, suggest cutting unnecessary elements, finding better payoffs than Indian stereotypes.

Set: Set about buying her own apartment, drinking alone daily, missing her dog, moving next to a state pre-K school and the implications of what that means.

Interview: Tony gives detailed feedback on structure, opening hook, removing one-liners, avoiding ums, cutting depressing opening for stronger start.

Set: Set about smoking affecting her faith, praying high and getting misdirected, putting $100 in church offering instead of $10, asking God for change back.

Interview: Tony coaches on shortening setup, owning the true story, exploring God's potential response with humor, keeping punchlines punchy.