Kill Tony

Set: Creative green-screen set where Drew floats joke cards in a mock space capsule setting, with jokes about being white, family inbreeding, and old age.

Interview: Drew discussed his background in theater, working on Book of Mormon, and his recent deep dive into green screen technology and music video production during quarantine.

Set: Explicit set about keeping husband's corpse for sex, unsolicited dick pics from vacuum salesman and sister, culminating in vow to have sex with dead husband.

Interview: Cassidy, a stay-at-home wife from Calgary, revealed extreme nervousness and lack of prior stand-up experience. Discussion touched on her husband's potential insecurity about her working and observations about Canadian life and bears.

Set: Dark set about police defunding, George Floyd's counterfeit money, and offensive impressions of Oprah and okra.

Interview: William discussed his current work and recent illness, made controversial jokes about Black people and race, and discussed a romantic drama with someone's ex-girlfriend.

Set: Christian-themed set about Jesus Christ Uber, Indiana Jones reference about adopting Filipino boy, and discovery of lesion after moving to Mississippi.

Interview: Patrick, from Lawsonville, Georgia and originally from Canada, discussed his tech company job monitoring broadcasting equipment, his stay-at-home dad role, chainsaw milling hobby, and extensive jail time for marijuana-related probation violations.

Set: Set about pooping at work, using the handicap stall, and a blind man with a seeing-eye dog repeatedly catching him.

Interview: Rob, from Boston and Tampa Bay area, discussed his daughter graduating and his interests in juggling, which he learned during quarantine. Also revealed his electric scooter interests and extensive bird feeder livestream hobby.

Set: Set about African-American cultural appropriation by white women posting black people on social media and questioning rap music ownership.

Interview: David, an English speaker in Georgia, discussed recent violence against Black people, the impact of police violence, and issues of cultural appropriation and music rights.

Set: Set about Martin Luther King Jr. and his impact on race relations, street naming, and political representation.

Interview: Chuckle, from Springfield Missouri and living in a halfway house post-rehab, discussed his sobriety since February, involvement with homeless communities, writing jokes with friends, and future stand-up aspirations.

Set: Explicit set about sexual encounter with pedophile gynecologist at age 17 and his inappropriate comments during exam.

Interview: Kirsten, recently moved from LA to New York, works as health insurance claims processor and barista. Tony's friend Jesse Johnson vouched for her comedy background from Arizona.

Set: Set discussing race politics, Porter vegans saying 'n-word', white women appropriating Black culture, and reparations.

Interview: Michael revealed he was pointed at with a gun twice during the day and recorded video evidence. Tony and production verified the shocking footage showing Michael de-escalating the armed aggressor.

Set: Set performing Manolo parodies with Mexican prostitute character and dark jokes including Epstein reference and musical theater allergy.

Interview: Robert from Chino Hills, Southern California, works at a grocery store managing shopping carts. He discussed witnessing pandemic panic buying and has interests in podcasting about theme parks.