Kill Tony

Set: April performs a Gilbert Gottfried impression while reading a meditation that turns dark, revealing nobody will marry the listener and they're alone in quarantine.

Interview: Tony and the panel learn April is from Alameda, lost a dildo to theft, works in finance for Trump, and saw people struck by lightning as a child in Phoenix.

Set: Dylan does offensive jokes using parody clones of Tony Hinchcliffe, making fun of Tony's jacket and homosexuality, with homophobic and controversial humor throughout.

Interview: Dylan is a security guard at a Michigan campground, has been unemployed during quarantine, does stand-up for about a year, and has a Christian mother who is somewhat of a Karen.

Set: William does observational humor and impressions including Foot Locker impressions, Jamaican accent jokes about eating almond joys and falling from trees, and commentary on nightmares.

Interview: William discusses climbing trees, Jamaican chocolate, YouTube page changes, impressions, sex toys, and later agrees to live-stream climbing a tree during the episode.

Set: Kelsey does self-checkout jokes, Coinstar vs cornstarch seasons, powder switching from cocaine to cornstarch on balls, and reveals sex offender status with inappropriate safe word.

Interview: Kelsey is from Myrtle Beach, plays virtual reality, is a musician in band Cornbread and the Americans, formerly addicted to cocaine and alcohol, now sober three years.

Set: Martin does observational humor about disability, straight white males being blamed for everything, library curbside pickup, and eating books as survival during quarantine.

Interview: Martin is a former substitute teacher from Virginia who lost his job during pandemic. He was a golden ticket winner or regular performer, mentions muscular dystrophy.

Interview: David is at Big Shots comedy venue in Lancaster, California. Discusses recent travel to Salt Lake City and Las Vegas, performing four shows with Joe Rogan in Houston, Mormon interactions, and brand deals.

Set: Sam does Australian observational humor about how Australians give nicknames to dangerous animals (mozzies, crocs) and how Americans with guns are more realistic about dangers.

Interview: Sam is 24 years old from Kuranda in Far North Queensland, Australia. Will be PE and English teacher but was suspended for two years after police found a bong at his house.

Set: Michael performs with pages full of jokes covering disabled hot takes, Texas opening, corona spikes, mask mandates, Black Lives Matter, Taco Bell being canceled, and systematic issues.

Interview: Michael has two wheelchairs, two tents, discusses Louis J Gomez silencing him, America's Got Talent rejection, gun video controversy, and Tommy Hilfiger adaptive disabled underwear.