Kill Tony #4 — Ari Shaffir

Set: Feldman opens with a bit about watching excessive pornography, specifically a web series called "Big Sausage Pizza" involving a pizza delivery man and women. He discusses the economics of pizza delivery and gets interrupted by the cat meow sound effect at 47 seconds.

Interview: Tony and panel critique the long setup and discuss pizza delivery workers not working on commission. Discussion includes Ari's pornography preferences and various tangents about the premise.

Set: Trixie performs a high-energy set about being Irish-Italian Catholic, her large family, changing cloth diapers, and men's expectations. She frequently interrupts herself and continues material throughout the interview despite being told to stop.

Interview: Tony and panel discuss her catchphrase 'get over it,' her merchandise ideas, her age (55), her younger boyfriend (34), and various personal details. Trixie continues performing material during the interview.

Set: Kyle performs material about not liking rainbows despite wanting to help gay people, avoiding a racist tangent, and carries a camouflage backpack. Set is disrupted by Trixie heckling from the audience.

Interview: Panel questions Kyle's logic about rainbows and gay people, discusses his backpack contents (medicine/marijuana), his military service in infantry, and advice to new comedians.

Set: Nina performs with a British accent about her overachieving father who was an Untouchable caste Hindu sent to Africa, became a genius, converted to Christianity, and is now invisible. Material about her invisibility as a woman of color.

Interview: Panel questions her caste references, father's background in Africa, invisibility metaphor, and how long she's been in America. Discussion of her dating life and visibility issues.

Set: Tim performs about YOLO not making sense, hating people who hashtag on social media, dreaming about women, and his father not letting him play Mario to avoid 'saving hoes.' Set runs 59 seconds.

Interview: Panel discusses Jesus living twice, Mario's three lives, Tim's knowledge of Christianity, schooling, and potential molestation references. Discussion of Jesus's resurrection timing.

Set: Robin performs material about dating younger men, online dating as shopping, meeting someone on Skype for coffee in what looked like a bathroom, and his mom interrupting. Strong opening with quick jokes that slow mid-set.

Interview: Panel provides coaching on delivery, naturalness, and pacing. Discussion of online dating, younger men, cougar angle, tags, and romantic chemistry with Iron Patriot.

Set: Abby performs about working at Comedy Store while needing money for drinking habit, doing scams for groceries, and the '4011 banana code' scam at Ralph's self-checkout to save money. Set ends at 1 minute 7 seconds.

Interview: Panel critiques the long setup and punch line timing, suggests cutting down explanation. Discussion of Abby's appearance after doctor visit, Ari's expensive impulse purchases, and hoarding behavior.

Set: Hormoz performs about smoking with Suge Knight at Comedy Store and jokes about Tupac dying to avoid becoming Ice Cube, with heavy Tupac references including lyrics about revenge versus sex. Material is mostly Tupac-focused.

Interview: Panel critiques heavy reliance on Tupac material and lengthy setup about Suge Knight. Discussion of musical taste, broken thumb from basketball, upcoming surgery, and Michael Jackson fandom.

Set: Zane performs about his brother becoming a father and quitting as busboy, going to Baby R Us, the absurdity of transitional bottles between breast and bottle feeding. Jokes about growing up poor drinking from garden hose.

Interview: Panel provides coaching on contradictions in hose joke timing and suggests alternative punchlines. Discussion of transitional bottles, athletes, and sports product placement.

Set: Dana performs about being mixed (white mom, abusive alcoholic dad), Connecticut lawn culture and pimped-out yards, stepdad with spinning rims on mailbox and fade-cut grass, and a Black neighbor who sells fertilizer with rap promotion.

Interview: Panel provides coaching on punchlines, discussion of her father's death in drunk driving accident 10-11 years ago, abuse history, closet drinking, and material about dark subjects.

Set: Amy performs about Colonial porn being influenced by technology, comparing Colonials with whips and bondage to porn preferences, witch trials and Salem, and historical eras. Suggests porn exists in all eras.

Interview: Panel discusses Amy's Colonial porn premise, references to The Crucible, cave painting orgies, medieval porn possibilities, and lists of potential porn titles. Ari suggests research at Huntington Gardens.