Kill Tony David Lucas

Set: Manolo phoned in from Tijuana with a minute featuring a transgender sex worker, discussing his experiences in Mexico during quarantine with crude humor and absurdist storytelling.

Interview: Tony and David Lucas discussed Manolo's time in Tijuana, the transgender woman with flavored toilet paper, and Mexican attitudes toward race. Manolo plugged Tushy bidet and made jokes about his doctor visit.

Set: Paul W performed a well-edited video comedy bit about searching for COVID-19 porn and accidentally accessing LimeWire instead of Google, with references to drum sets and production value.

Interview: Paul discussed his hometown of Atascadero near San Luis Obispo, his history with a now-closed sushi restaurant comedy venue, his work as a restaurant cleanup guy, and his recent crisis with his religious upbringing. He revealed he made the video to feel freedom to be himself after leaving Christianity.

Set: William Montgomery delivered dark jokes about Paul Walker's death, Emma Stone, George Floyd, and looting during protests, with controversial social commentary.

Interview: Tony examined William's new haircut, asked about his appearance on his grandparents' property, discussed his diet of tomato soup and milk, his work at a storage facility, and his flushing a crocodile down the toilet.

Set: Nick Davis performed naked on his 26th birthday, making jokes about his Only Fans, acid reflux medication, heroin addiction, white trash family, and stick-and-poke henna tattoos.

Interview: Nick discussed his birthday, living in Wisconsin, attending recent protests in Kenosha, his bartending work, his dating life, juggling skills, and being uncircumcised. Tony congratulated him on his birthday.

Set: Chris Trotta told a story about accidentally seeing his father's half-erect penis on his phone and its awkward aftermath, with jokes about masculinity and disappointment.

Interview: Chris discussed living in Florida near Babson Park, pursuing a master's in business/marketing, his daily fishing for largemouth bass, using a hammock for relaxation, and bowling with a 300 game average.

Set: Nick Radogna performed jokes about masturbation causing tennis elbow, being called a hipster for owning Kidz Bop on vinyl, conspiracy theories about 9/11 and Fashion Police, and a basic impression.

Interview: Nick discussed living in his parents' unfinished basement in rural Pennsylvania near Allentown since quarantine started, normally living in NYC, performing at open mics before lockdown, and taking Tony's roast master class.

Set: Michael Lehrer had Tony and band members perform a scripted sketch about Mark Wahlberg saving America from 9/11 terrorists and discovering Osama bin Laden is his brother, with musical parodies and absurdist humor.

Interview: Tony praised Michael's surprising script submission, his performance as Mark Wahlberg, and donated $100,000 to The Ellen DeGeneres Wildlife Fund. Discussed Michael's range and comedy style.

Set: Black Dust performed dark humor about being undefeated in fights because his one attacker died of pneumonia, neighbors using red mud thinking it's lamb's blood for COVID-19 protection, and conspiracy theories about Trump.

Interview: Black Dust discussed his new job at a fine-dining restaurant in Oklahoma City as a cold side/sous chef, using nunchucks illegally, his musical contributions, spending 90 days in jail for marijuana possession on revoked probation, and one prison fight.

Set: Los Digits (from roast battles) performed jokes about quarantine vs. prison, toilet paper shortages, protests, Mexican guy almost getting stabbed at Walmart, Mexico considering building a wall against Americans, and Trump conspiracies.

Interview: Los Digits discussed his background in roast battles at Comedy Store, his current activities during quarantine including painting his room, his criminal history (graffiti and beating security guards), and his upcoming roast battle tournaments internationally.