Kill Tony Doug Benson

Set: Fanto jokes about Facebook stressing him out more than real-life problems. He discusses an aunt posting a viral video of a tiger attacking an Asian woman driver.

Interview: Tony and panel learn Fanto is a Lyft driver and substitute teacher who was allegedly involved in a college stabbing. Discussion about writing sober vs. high and teaching high school students.

Set: Kevin discusses growing up as the only white kid in a black Detroit neighborhood with a Native American mother from a reservation. He jokes about his black friends' confusion over 'reservation' terminology.

Interview: Extensive interview about Kevin's Instagram modeling persona, his controversial hashtags (#man #model #hotboy #kingcandy), a Lifetime movie role where he gets killed, and recent sexual encounters via Tinder.

Set: 62-year-old Aphrodite performs about her breasts literally choking her at night and having to call police. Discusses how men don't have similar physical issues and makes commentary on aging female bodies.

Interview: Discussion about her actual experience calling police on her breasts, sleeping positions, upcoming New Year's performance with a band, and candy preferences.

Set: Drake discusses being confused with rapper Drake, jokes about complimenting a homeless man's appearance. Includes a zoo joke about his niece being called a 'maniac' and avoidance of cowboys.

Interview: Tony and panel discuss Drake being a Lyft driver from Reno, Nevada with a video production degree. Extensive jokes about his appearance, eating habits, and observations of LA homeless people.

Set: Elliot observes homeless wearing skinny jeans as trend indicator. Makes jokes about dentists detecting semen on teeth, dentists with teenage daughters, and bumper stickers being unnecessary.

Interview: Discussion about Elliot being from Seattle, moving to LA in October, working for a sock company in accounts receivable, and his questionable sweater.

Set: Nick performs stoned wrestling observations, imagining what happens when wrestlers have midlife crises. Includes an extended character bit about a wrestler ('Omega champion') going to college to get a degree.

Interview: Nick has been doing stand-up for a little over a year, works as a waiter at Yarn House, does location audio/sound work, watches wrestling obsessively via multiple platforms and podcasts.