Kill Tony #516 — Pauly Shore, Josh Martin

Set: Michael performs a new minute covering donating antibodies at clinics, Bill Cosby being released from jail, and observations about the Olympics. He receives extra time from Tony and the panel.

Interview: Michael discusses his visit to a brothel called Pleasures/Dreamers, jokes about prices, and talks about his new hospital bed with sharp edges that he had to wrap with pool noodles.

Set: Bilaal performs jokes about autoerotic asphyxiation, pears being bad apples, and offensive humor. He has been doing stand-up for about four years and recently moved to Austin.

Interview: Bilaal discusses moving to Austin a week ago, his lack of stable income, his background in Detroit and New York, and his interest in drawing and animation. Pauly Shore gives him $100 and then Josh Martin gives him another $100.

Set: Dareon performs jokes about being overweight, never being "it" in tag, obesity being a disease descriptor, and a 911 joke that doesn't land. He moved to Austin a week ago from 140 pounds.

Interview: Dareon discusses his weight gain since moving to Austin, his wife who is in great shape, his job as a professional poker player, and his recent move to Texas.

Set: Jimmy performs a song about wanting to have sex with a woman with a big ass named Fanny, using crude wordplay. The set is poorly received and called out as one of the worst performances.

Interview: Jimmy discusses his retirement from federal prison work, his current septic system business, his dog Baxter, his 26-year marriage, and his interests in fat asses and pornography, particularly step-mom porn.

Set: David performs observational comedy about Spirit Airlines being terrible, judging people at airports, planes with folding chairs, and the pilot using Waze. The set is consistent and funny.

Interview: David discusses his headlining shows, his Instagram live streams, his short arms making video calls difficult, and his real estate commercial with William Montgomery.

Set: Jacques Noir performs jokes about being PC, punching crackers, and Martin Luther King Jr. walking and cheating on his wife during the 1960s civil rights era.

Interview: Jacques discusses his background from Baton Rouge Louisiana, his work as a motion graphic designer and documentary filmmaker, his dating preferences for Black and Brown women, and his music production.

Set: Daylen performs jokes about homelessness and prostitution in Austin vs Las Vegas, beer being different in Texas, and Prop B. The set starts weak but gets laughs.

Interview: Daylen discusses moving to Austin from Las Vegas/Reno for comedy, his father being a drug dealer in prison, his close relationship with his mother, his younger sisters, and his romantic history including taking a girl to a festival.

Set: Hans performs jokes about mission trips for profile pictures, the difference between writing/performing in plays, genetic breeding of Black people during slavery, and white people giving superpowers to those who hate them.

Interview: Hans discusses hitting 20 open mics, going to pool parties with comics, dating a comedian, taking her to a strip club, and his preference for Asian women. He becomes involved in an extended segment with random women kissing him and Isabella Charlton.

Set: Isabella performs jokes about her Indian father and white appearance being mistaken for nanny or kidnapping scenario, and pretending to like scary movies/roller coasters/blue to impress her dad who then thought she was gay.

Interview: Isabella discusses her comedic writing process while walking, her issues with Hans Kim groping a stripper at the red rose, and her reaction to Hans kissing the random audience member.