Kill Tony #524 — Kyle Dunnigan, Kurt Metzger

Set: Observational jokes about having sex with a yoga instructor, not understanding sober people, and drug addicts talking about their experiences. Concludes with commentary on Asian comedy.

Interview: Hans discusses recent dating, a camping trip where he nearly drowned and had to be rescued, and his guitar skills. His ex-girlfriend Paige arrives to make out with him, and Tony extensively riffs on their relationship and sexual compatibility.

Set: Jokes about having a threesome (mostly work, prefers monogamy), telling friends about sexual experiences, being an ally to the LGBT community, and suggesting the acronym be shortened to 'gay'.

Interview: Jamie has been doing stand-up for six years, recently moved to Austin from Dallas, and is pursuing comedy full-time. Tony asks if he can freestyle rap, discusses his stage name origin, and Jamie reveals he was arrested and went to rehab for oxycontin addiction in his youth.

Set: Observational comedy about being mixed-race (white mother, Mexican father), getting best of both worlds (summer camp vs immigration camp), and dating a Black woman with jokes about credit scores and nicknames.

Interview: Clemente has been doing comedy for four years, moved to Austin from Amarillo a month ago, and works at Happy State Bank. He discusses his living situation with his girlfriend and reveals he has a brain mass in his hypothalamus that hasn't been checked in five years.

Set: Dark observational comedy about looking like Nosferatu, not being able to cancel clowns, and connecting the famous clown John Wayne Gacy to problems in the clown community.

Interview: William reveals this is his fourth time on stage ever, works as a hardwood floor specialist, plays organ at haunted houses, is 51 years old, was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon in 1992 at a Denny's, and spent two years in prison for subsequent drug charges.

Set: Jokes about having three fathers (biological dad left, adopted dad raised him, then biological dad returned), mother not being a slut but 'sweetest woman', childhood sex talk involving pornography, and dealing with small penis and premature ejaculation.

Interview: Jeremy is 32, first time ever on stage, from St. Louis, saw Tony at Helium comedy club, married with a daughter due in January, works as a safety engineer giving out hard hats. Discussion of his three fathers and his wife's work with people with special needs.

Set: Comedy about being Puerto Rican immigrant and bringing diseases, Americans' fear of immigrants, coming out to parents as introvert vs. gay, and his wife working with people with special needs.

Interview: Kevin is from Puerto Rico, lives in Detroit, came there following his father in 2012, works for a cable/spectrum company as safety engineer, came out as introvert to his parents. Tony offers him beers to drink during the show and promises to bring him back to dance at the end.

Set: Jokes about COVID rapid tests (thinks he has AIDS), hiding things in afro, not marching for peace, Black Lives Matter but doesn't want baby mama pregnant again.

Interview: Pedro lost his driver's license at Antone's nightclub, had to move to Detroit following his father, works in independent contracting like Uber, can't currently work due to license loss and loan restrictions, dropped out of Michigan State after five years.

Set: Unfinished joke about working a catering job at a wedding with elderly grandparents and the bittersweetness of family gatherings.

Interview: Garrett is from Iowa, has been in Austin since June after living in Houston from March-June, only doing comedy for a couple months, wears white jeans and a strange outfit. Both parents died; adopted guardian who gave him his distinctive hat also died unexpectedly on a bathroom floor a week and a half after adoption.

Set: Amy reveals she's a felon but can legally carry guns, pulls out stress balls she made, discusses her tinnitus and waking up with urge to pee, shows puppet/ventriloquism act.

Interview: Miss Amy is 61 (turning 62), second appearance on show, just started stand-up comedy recently. She has a 84-year-old mother still alive she wishes to bring, discusses making stress balls and puppets as props. Tony expresses admiration for her energy and dedication to comedy despite being at an unconventional age.

Set: New jokes including Home Depot/Aphex Twin reference, Facebook Ray-Bans surveillance joke comparing Mark Zuckerberg to Crash Test Dummy, 9/11 suicide bomber jokes, and terrorist airplane field jokes.