Kill Tony #33 — Mike Lawrence, Tiffany Haddish

Set: Performed as a character named Barrett who channels multiple spirits, including one called Mad Dog. Used absurdist humor about spirits and a car wash scenario.

Interview: Tony asked about the spirit premise and whether it's part of his regular act. Discussed the gum-chewing and the spirit characters.

Set: Story about living with a 31-year-old white man whose girlfriend's daughter was playing LittleBigPlanet while her mother was having sex. He greeted the girl with a pound, which she misinterpreted.

Interview: Panel asked for clarification on LittleBigPlanet reference, discussed the confusing structure. Tiffany shared story about being in Grand Theft Auto games as a hooker character.

Set: Talked about moving to LA 18 months ago, losing 40 pounds on the 'struggle diet,' and a conversation with her mom about having kids. Mom compared kids to 'good nuts' (orgasms).

Interview: Panel discussed her rapid speech pattern and need to slow down. Gave advice on finding clear punchlines and having confidence even after a weak joke opener.

Set: Joke about girls wanting men who don't play games, but he loves Yahtzee. Reference to fighting fire with fire using a flamethrower. Two cats at a bar joke setup.

Interview: Panel discussed his winger shirt and chain, asked about his appearance and gaming references. Tony gave advice about being a confident villain rather than a stormtrooper.

Set: Self-deprecating material about having a lot of pubic hair and a small penis. Compared his appearance without hair to hairless cats. Discussed how women's expectations are subverted.

Interview: Panel advised to lead with the punchline (small dick) rather than describing and painting pictures. Discussed owning insecurity with confidence.

Set: Story about a homeless man asking for change or calling him a piece of [expletive]. He decided to be a piece of [expletive], paid it, and the homeless man stared at him.

Interview: Panel discussed the factuality and perspective of the homeless man's side. Talked about being from New York versus LA comedy scenes and differences in stage time quantity vs quality.

Set: Roasting material about the panelists and others on stage. Joked about 'chocolate women,' compared people to celebrities and characters. Got defensive when called out.

Interview: Panel criticized him for roasting without having performed at the venue before and suggested he write actual jokes instead.

Set: Observational comedy about people with sunglasses fastened to ropes around their necks. Noted correlation between cheap glasses and rope attachment, suggesting their lives are action-packed.

Interview: Panel complimented the bit, noted good pacing and information delivery. Discussed other things people attach ropes to and the absurdity of it.

Set: Shared a statistic about sitting vs standing percentages. Joked about being single, relationship being abusive, and the guy should have made her a sandwich. Brushes teeth and rinses with orange juice.

Interview: Panel critiqued opening line of 'I'm gonna tell you something funny,' advised against signposting. Suggested developing the abuse joke further with more absurdity.

Interview: Mike sat at the panel with Tiffany Haddish. They discussed their Texas tour together, drinking Pedialyte, visiting Concrete Cowboy bar in Dallas, and meeting Jason Mewes. Mike shared his early comedy bit about having two TVs stacked on top of each other.

Interview: Tiffany sat at the panel. Discussed Texas tour with Tony, introducing him to Pedialyte, dancing drunk at airports, and her appearance in Grand Theft Auto games as a hooker character. Shared her early comedy bit about a breast cancer joke at a lesbian bar that ended with a beer bottle thrown at her.

Interview: Character/mascot in Iron Patriot costume appeared on stage. Tony introduced him as head of security. Panel discussed the mystery of his identity, speculating if he's Bob Zmuda. Iron Patriot made various sounds and interjections throughout.