Kill Tony #274 — Tom Segura

Set: Racial humor about white people's dogs being racist, comparing useless X-Men superpowers, and suggesting white dog owners should have had abortions.

Interview: Second appearance; got booked for shows after first Kill Tony set; works as a nanny since age 7; from Portland; moved to LA 2 years ago; Tom recently got married and acquired a dog.

Set: Irish immigrant comedian discusses Ireland's happiness statistics vs. suicide rates, and becoming victim of racism at Wendy's from an albino man.

Interview: Second appearance; lives with 30 people in Echo Park in bunk bed pods; works at Swan boat rentals for $15/hour; moved to LA in January; discusses the communal living situation and hygiene issues.

Set: Dark comedy about childhood trauma of having to use a poop bucket in a Volkswagen van while her drunk father drove and police chases ensued.

Interview: Two months into stand-up; father was retired surgeon; has one sister; family did this to avoid pulling over; went through this from childhood; currently does graphic design work.

Set: Disability representation in Hollywood; discusses only three Asian male leads (Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li) and their romantic partners being minorities.

Interview: Hasn't been on show since August last year; went through depression; lost corporate gig due to Florida hurricane; taking acting, writing, and singing classes; produced disability comedy competition.

Set: Comedy about jealousy of trans women not menstruating, discussing differences and unfair advantages in life and sports.

Interview: 62-year-old legend; on show last year during birthday; recently posted public Instagram confession of love for Malcolm Hatchett; single, wants love; hasn't had sex in 8 months.

Set: Brief, unclear set with cryptic commentary; appears to struggle with joke construction and audience connection.

Interview: From Long Island; visiting LA with friend; also comedian; farms strawberries in the 909; evasive about details; Tony skeptical of truthfulness.

Set: Comedy about brand names as status symbols, looking at expensive items, mother's punishment, and cereal brand differences (Flakes vs. Frosted Flakes).

Interview: Regular weekly performer; recently homeless, now has Volvo after GoFundMe; has multiple flats; celebrated birthday; opening shows in Vegas; has multiple upcoming gigs.

Set: Comedy about catfishing roommates into cleaning by pretending to be girls online, discussing the ethics of dating women on internet who ghost.

Interview: 24 years old, copywriter in advertising; does stand-up 3 nights/week; from Columbus, Ohio; got LA job via viral LinkedIn email about marrying Selena Gomez; uses Hinge dating app.

Set: Comedy about father's addiction to online gaming and verbal abuse; nostalgia for Vin Scully's baseball commentary; brilliant Vin Scully impression as drunk announcer.

Interview: 6'6 tall; took 2-year break from stand-up; from Chino Hills; was in comedy punk band Dick Neptune; worked at Sam's Club pushing carts; got encouragement from late Angelo Valor.