Kill Tony #463

Set: Michael opened with commentary on transgender representation in Sports Illustrated and contemporary social trends, including material about his ALS diagnosis, Gold Bond powder, and generational differences in sexual practices.

Interview: Tony and panel discussed Michael's ALS treatment, spray bottle usage, water socks, his physical therapy progress, and his upcoming film project for Easter Seals where he must work with a suggestion about disabled characters.

Set: Los Digits performed material about working at a taco truck in downtown LA, being fired for not flipping tortillas properly, and his struggles with maintaining employment as a Mexican American.

Interview: Tony and panel discussed Digits' taco truck experience, why he was fired, his living situation between downtown LA and the Coachella Valley, his brother's vintage clothing business, graffiti work, his pit bull named Buddy, and his love of Mexican sports teams.

Set: Jason discussed being married while looking like someone who masturbates to Ed Sheeran, met his wife in Kazakhstan where women are beautiful Asian-looking Russian speakers, and discussed Red Band's fetish for Asian women with degrading commentary.

Interview: Tony asked about ass-eating, Jason revealed he's 25, lives in Studio City, works as a professional dancer and choreographer since age 13, met his wife in Kazakhstan who owned a dance studio, and performed an impromptu dance.

Set: David opened with coronavirus material about losing taste and smell, jokes about masks making women attractive, coronavirus as a diet plan, and commentary on his fear during the pandemic.

Interview: Tony discussed David's quarantine situation, his sense of smell loss, whether he got COVID from panel members, potential baby rumors, his brother's vintage clothing business in Studio City, and his living situation.

Set: Moha told a surreal, fictional story about witnessing a buff rat having sex with a dead raccoon in an alley in Hollywood, leading to reflections on not worrying about observers and claiming ownership afterward.

Interview: Tony clarified the rat/raccoon story was fictional, discussed Moha's Somali background, immigration to America at age 12 via Seattle, separated parents (mother in London, father bus driver in Stockholm), his aunts' names, dating life, and favorite foods.

Set: Elliot performed about growing up with gay dads, the gay agenda including brunch and Wicked, family game night voting outcomes, getting hit with a belt for singing off-key, and childhood normalcy despite unconventional family structure.

Interview: Elliot discussed seeing Michael Lair at Second City when he was 12 in Chicago, doing comedy for 11 years, moving to LA six months before quarantine, his relationship with a boyfriend in Orange County, and meeting him on Tinder.

Set: William performed material about Brandon (unclear reference), watching The Sixth Sense repeatedly, police syringes/tip jar jokes, Hootie and the Blowfish singer being single, defunding Ghostbusters, and favorite/least favorite bands.

Interview: Tony discussed William's recent $3,000 gambling loss, diabetes diagnosis, job loss, mask purchase in Jacksonville, loss of girlfriend (42-year-old) whom he claimed to have drowned in Bellagio fountain, and history of being a railroad conductor.