Kill Tony #415 — Tim Dillon, Mike Feeney

Set: Jewish Persian woman from Ohio discussing therapy, CBD-addicted dogs, and threatening to have her rich father buy the Comedy Store after bombing in front of an Ohio crowd.

Interview: Tony and the panel probe Shana's background, discovering her father's wealth, her failed law school attempt, her relocation to Columbus, and her poor dating choices while she admits she's 'not likable.'

Set: Orlando performs a phone prank joke where he tricks an insurance rep by giving increasingly difficult phonetic spellings of letters (K as in Knife, G as in Gnome, P as in Pterodactyl).

Interview: Orlando reveals he's 40 years old, a Puerto Rican archaeologist working in the Inyo National Forest moonlighting as a Lyft driver, former Navy service in Guam, and interested in dating Annabelle.

Set: Ryan delivers rapid-fire dark jokes covering infidelity, grooming, abuse, and trauma with tight punchlines in under 60 seconds, demonstrating strong comedic timing and joke writing.

Interview: Ryan reveals he's 35, works as instructional designer, been sober 7 years from painkiller addiction, dating his girlfriend 18 months, and wrote gay erotica on Amazon under the title 'Sucking Mister Spencer.'

Set: Ichabod (a Vegas legend and known eccentric) performs about looking like Mick Mars, scaring himself in mirrors at his new house, and his Uncle Ron taking him to shows.

Interview: Ichabod reveals his real name is Craig, he took a $1 bus trip from Vegas, got a raise at a dive bar (free beer while working), and pitched the idea of 'Kill Ichabod' as a Vegas show with Tony's band.

Set: Adam, a bald man, jokes about not liking other bald people who claim they have the same haircut, and makes a crude joke about giving head so good you could braid hair while doing it.

Interview: Adam is 32, Black/white mix, from Miami originally, worked at Dream Hollywood Hotel as bellman for 2.5 years, lives with girlfriend in Baldwin Hills who is a PR rep for jewelry, and his father was murdered in gang violence when he was 8.

Set: Cheryl performs as 'Soccer Mom,' delivering energetic observations about being old and how 'as fuck' is now a versatile expression usable in family-friendly settings like Whole Foods.

Interview: Cheryl has been signed up for years without getting pulled, doing stand-up for 12 years (7 since youngest left school), married 35 years to an engineer, took a UCB class, dated a Black basketball player, and ate nothing but Olive Garden for a year.

Set: Frank delivers jokes about his angry-sounding name, looking like he'd skip job interviews for sneakers, not dancing (compares himself to a Turkish rebounder on the NBA floor), and being Mexican in LA where everyone assumes he likes the Dodgers.

Interview: Frank is 29, Mexican, works as warehouse shipping supervisor for 4 years, still lives with mom and sister, hasn't saved enough for his own place, and carries his ID in a ripped Manila envelope instead of a wallet.

Set: William performs a set mixing dark humor about custody courts, Papa John's, Veterans Day, and Shark Week feeding frenzies (1993-1997), admitting his father didn't actually die and displaying his typical pattern of lying on stage.

Interview: William moved to Echo Park, lost/gained weight unclear, eats a box of Eggos daily with cardio, has two cameras in roommates' bedroom, caught them having sex and slipped in bathtub on iPad while watching, performs his signature winking bit.

Set: David roasts Ari's exposed genitals, then performs about adult kidnappings where a 300-pound friend isn't concerned because she needs a forklift and 18-wheeler to be abducted, contrasting with ice cream trucks.

Interview: David just became the newest door guy at the Comedy Store, newly hired; he's dealing with four parking tickets, drives a Challenger, has a podcast 'Brothers in Cursing' with William Montgomery on Death Squad Network, married with heavy wife joke implied.

Set: Nick performs loosely-structured set about sleeping in fireman's arms at age 3, parents being Trump supporters (growing old sucks), regretting watching Spike TV at 14, and being fat, with admittedly forgotten jokes mid-set.

Interview: Nick is 24 (turns 24 on Sunday), works at In-N-Out, has economics degree but job hunting, just ended 9-month relationship, holds unofficial 2-hour staring contest record (doesn't blink), tried high school soccer but never played (only brought Gatorade).

Interview: Tim participates as a main panel guest throughout the episode, making comments, laughs at jokes, occasionally roasts performers, and engages with the other guests and band.

Interview: Mike participates as a main panel guest, first-time on Kill Tony, just arrived from New York, had lunch next to Justin Bieber, host of Irish Goodbye podcast with Mike Cannon.