Kill Tony #362

Set: Set about being biracial, having six children with three different mothers, and paying child support. Includes jokes about NBA scouts, gaming the child support system with credit cards, and his appearance resembling various fighters.

Interview: Discussed his six children across three mothers, his work as a machinist for 15 years, and his first comedy experience doing a one-time show at a pizza place. Tony praised his willingness to start his own show.

Set: Set about confusing monogamy with misogyny, surviving multiple near-death experiences and attributing it to God's plan, and comparing himself to a Facebook friend God keeps. Brief joke about wanting to join the Navy as GI Joe Pesci.

Interview: Discussed living with parents after moving back from Chicago in January, working as a bartender, doing comedy for just over a year, and his uncle dying three years ago. Extensive discussion about his sex life and fleshlight usage.

Set: Set about being called Mohammad due to his beard, the carpet-and-drapes question, and jokes about having poor hygiene. First-time stand-up performance.

Interview: Discussed working as a window washer, falling off a roof two months ago without taking time off. Extensive conversation about his education (computer science, business, ESL teaching), not smoking pot despite appearance, wearing tie-dye SpongeBob Patrick clothing, being single, and skydiving. Tony encouraged him to start smoking weed.

Set: Set about being 26 and not drinking until 21, her doctor's reaction to still not drinking in college, comparing herself to someone who edits Wikipedia. Makes fun of her nerdy appearance.

Interview: Discussed her two years doing stand-up in Milwaukee, her college work in social media and PR, her appearance, and her sex life. Tony expressed genuine admiration for her delivery and pocket control.

Set: Set about being in college, jokes comparing frat boys to his roofying joke timing, a game about warning people about 911, and a bit about hating blanket statements about minorities with a Mexican quilt joke.

Interview: Discussed being 21, a communications student at college in Milwaukee for another year and a half, born and raised in Appleton. Talked about drinking whiskey sours at bars, his mysterious earbuds-wearing approach, sports (basketball and tennis), his vertical jump, and his family.

Set: Set about parents being first cousins, looking like young Steve Avery if he lit blunts instead of cats on fire, watching a billy goat hang itself at grandpa's house. Makes fly fishing joke. Second-time performer.

Interview: Discussed being 20 years old, looking like Steve Avery, his recent jail time for selling pot brownies (charged with a pound and a half weight including pan), his uncle Steve Avery connection, and his home brewing of beer. Tony encouraged him to make a Making a Murderer content video.

Set: Set about obnoxious bumper stickers, specifically the 26.2 marathon stickers, comparing them to personal records for eating pies or masturbating. First-time stand-up.

Interview: Discussed being 27, working in sales selling packaging, being cross-eyed since birth, and discovering he has a 'fun personality' that works better for comedy. Panel suggests he should lean into his cross-eyed gag.

Set: Set about doing Diamond Dallas Page yoga with his wife for flexibility, making jokes about her doing downward dog making him do upward hog, and the namaste/look around joke. Cut short at 49 seconds, first-time performer.

Interview: Discussed being 37, married 10 years, working as a steel detailer for 17 years, wife is a behavioral health registered nurse. Has two sons (one 18 in high school, one 10). Talked about shooting pool, kids' games at home, family outings, and his sex life including baby oil stories.