Kill Tony #378 — Ian Edwards

Set: James performs as a demonic character with white contacts and black nail polish, delivering intentionally bad jokes and puns about peacocks and parking brakes.

Interview: James revealed he adopted the demon character in March, lives off a settlement from a lawsuit worth $666/month, and lives with his best friend who supports the character choice.

Set: Milan discusses condom use preferences between men and women, comparing the sensation to a dentist wearing rubber gloves, and uses a gorilla glue commercial punchline.

Interview: Milan is a tutor from Portland who moved to LA in October, grew up around motels his parents owned, and discussed Indian motel ownership patterns.

Set: Mitchell, a military veteran, jokes about military training, female veteran's comments about his legs, and making fun of blown-off limbs.

Interview: Mitchell served in the Air Force as an IT technician in Turkey and Japan, discussed his sexuality and military encounters, and demonstrated marching ability.

Set: Temmah raps about her Jewish roots, references Lisa Ann Frank (combining porn star and school supply brand), and uses absurdist humor about her background.

Interview: Temmah returned to stand-up after a four-and-a-half-year relationship break, works on film sets and drives for rideshare, and previously sucked her thumb until age 15.

Set: Alysia jokes about using body hair (bushes) as rape prevention strategy and references the trapdoor spider as having good dating qualities.

Interview: Alysia, a brand-new comedian from Phoenix starting in February, works as a content writer and commercial producer, loves plants and knitting, and has her mother in the audience.

Set: Tokyo performs as an active sex worker, joking about selling sex while living with parents post-pandemic, the shame of home-based work, and men paying extra for shame.

Interview: Tokyo has been a sex worker for five years, one year stand-up comedian, also a musician, has a son she keeps away from comedy, and charges $400+ for 2-hour sessions.

Set: William performs as a psychic who gives vague readings about body ailments, mentions his lonely past and eccentric history including a dead aunt during Mount St. Helens.

Interview: William spent $20,000 on a De Vries psychic program, gives fake readings on audience members, recently started dating for first time, has Lyme disease, and carries liquid acid.

Set: Malcolm performs about working at Clicking Chicken in the valley, an Armenian-owned Nashville-style chicken restaurant, coworkers attributing flavor to him, and menu redundancy.

Interview: Malcolm works at Clicking Chicken, had his car towed, lives in temporary housing, is in a new Rick and Morty video game, has a girlfriend, and boxes to manage stress.

Set: Katie performs observational comedy about her New England Catholic upbringing, bragging about traveling and having sex with her first Black partner, juxtaposing Disney Princess shame with adult experiences.

Interview: Katie recently had sex with a Black comedian she met at an open mic, uses extra-large condoms, works as a bar supervisor, hosts porn trivia as a nun, and reads tarot cards.