Kill Tony Jay Oakerson, Luis J Gomez, Dave Smith
Guests: Jay Oakerson · Luis J Gomez · Dave Smith
Lineup
Beecher
Set: Set about sodomy and biblical references, examining how the practice is the most scientific thing mentioned in the Bible. Comedian struggled with timing and appeared unprepared.
Interview: Tony and panel discussed Beecher's appearance and physique, made references to previous night's naked roast, asked about his background in Connecticut and work as a standup comedian and background actor.
- Sodom was so dirty God named butt sex after it and destroyed it
- Ass fucking is the most scientific thing about the Bible
- Beecher did time check mid-set, appeared unprepared and rushed
- Jay made crude comment about seeing Beecher naked at previous night's roast
Set: Set about dropping phone in toilet, living with girlfriend in tiny apartment, and buying a mannequin to practice removing a bra. Strong material with solid comedic timing and relatability.
Interview: Tony discussed Josh's 12 years in comedy, his resting facial expression, relationship with girlfriend who is a professor and breadwinner, and his apparent burnout from comedy despite strong performance.
- Dropped phone in toilet, landed on career barely got wet
- Bought mannequin to practice removing bra for six months
- Office is a blanket thrown over his head in tiny apartment
- Jeremiah Watkins played Smashmouth before Josh's set, crowd loved it
- Josh crushed set but seemed emotionally exhausted and over comedy
- Jay noted Josh's 12 years in comedy shows industry burnout effect
Set: Set about being fat, food addiction, and comparing heroin addiction as cooler than food addiction. Material about '90s grunge musicians on heroin having better physiques than food-addicted people.
Interview: Tony and panel discussed Byron's Iraqi background, family history of violence in Iraq, his MMA and Jiu-Jitsu experience, fashion choices, and dating life including a date at the Metropolitan Museum.
- Food addiction seems uncool vs heroin addiction which seems rock star cool
- Eat dessert every night as reward for not killing himself
- Heroin users are all skinny with nice abs like '90s grunge singers
- Byron mentioned uncle was kidnapped in Baghdad for ransom in dark story
- Byron and Diego Lopez did impromptu high kick competition with Jeremiah
- Jay compared Byron to Andre the Giant as 12-year-old version
Set: Extremely dark comedy about meth deaths and Amish school shooting. Material about meth as summer drug and tragedy of blood on unfinished wood floors. Controversial but well-received.
Interview: Tony and panel explored KC's Indian heritage, discussed his white girlfriend, sports knowledge, wrestling podcast, his father's death, and his attraction level compared to typical Indian men.
- Couple froze to death on meth; lesson is meth is summer drug
- Amish school shooting tragedy is blood won't clean from wood floors
- Everyone in old NYC photos wore suits, including child newspaper sellers
- KC disclosed his father was killed, deflected with humor about train death
- Brian Redband loaded multiple sound effects for Indian father death scenarios
- Panel extensively discussed KC's interracial relationship and Indian identity
Set: Set about responsible sexuality, Plan B pricing, lack of money, living in NY collecting historical photos, always needing to borrow blazers, and general financial irresponsibility.
Interview: Tony discussed Diego's New Jersey birth and South Florida upbringing, his MMA training background with cauliflower ears, his tattoo regrets, teaching MMA in Williamsburg, and his dating history.
- Plan B costs $48, perfect price to never learn lesson
- Parents raised him for 12 years, he's topped out
- Collects old NYC photos but wonders if suits were free
- Diego and Byron engaged in high kick competition with Jeremiah
- Panel noted Diego doesn't match his Hispanic name expectation
- Jay suggested Diego should fight audience members or be more violent
Set: Set about intrusive thoughts about stealing cop guns, full-body panic seeing police, and life feeling like first half of a deodorant commercial. Strong delivery with cascading punchlines.
Interview: Tony explored Mike's dog walking business, wrestling fandom, Long Island origin, Philly shirt causing confrontation, and his career as MMA teacher and dog walker.
- Always think about stealing cop gun, full body panic every time
- Plan is steal gun, slide it through train door, see you in jail
- Life feels like first half of deodorant commercial never gets to second half
- Panel heavily praised the cascading punchline structure of his set
- Luis called Mike's joke one of favorite jokes period