Kill Tony #594 — Adam Ray, Joe DeRosa

Set: Hans performs edgy material about Texas, loving it despite being liberal-friendly, pandemic fears, and Mexican culture. His jokes use sharp observations about regional differences and cultural contrasts.

Interview: Tony and guests praise his timing and edginess. Hans discusses his approach to evaluating what material stays in his act. Adam and Joe compliment his sharp delivery.

Set: Johnny performs short jokes about a homeless man asking if he's ticklish, a pornography website game, workplace diversity issues, and closing with his catchphrase 'all right sweet.'

Interview: Tony and guests struggle to get Johnny to follow simple directions, attempting to set up a Mexican joke callback that Johnny repeatedly fails to execute properly.

Set: Joey discusses his Mexican heritage, fiancée wanting a tiny home, his mother's love of Ace of Base, his pronouns based on weight, and closing with his experience.

Interview: Joey reveals he's been on the show before, is a speech therapist for 20 years, loves singing and DJing. He performs a cappella version of REM's 'End of the World.'

Set: Jared performs an abstract set with difficult-to-follow material, appearing to reference various topics including Subway's Jared and sexual content, with unclear delivery.

Interview: Tony and guests struggle to understand Jared's material but praise his attitude. Discussion moves to Jared's romantic life, including meeting a girl on Instagram and sexual details.

Set: David performs about white girls in yoga wear, their feet, the effects of Lululemon, and his humorous observations about physical attributes and fashion.

Interview: Extensive roasting segment where Tony, Adam Ray, and David exchange aggressive insults about appearance. Discussion of David's comedy, wardrobe, and current success.

Set: Mickey performs about mixed marriage parents, her mother being the original Karen, growing up with a Karen named Karen, and imaginary friends.

Interview: Mickey reveals she's 58, doing comedy for first time, lost a bet to sign up. Married, one adult child in Army. Works in property management for 20 years.

Set: Jameisha performs about being adopted, being the only Black person in her all-white family, growing up thinking segregation was good, and a cracker joke bit about white people.

Interview: Jameisha reveals one year into comedy, moved to Austin from Maryland to pursue it. Left Facebook after 5 months. Does cooking, hosts writing sessions, aspires to full-time stand-up.

Set: Weston performs about online Masters in Business, paying for cheating, being short and white playing basketball, and his friend recommending Kyrie Irving shoes.

Interview: Weston is 23, from Huntington Beach California, moved to Austin 9 months ago. Is an Apache helicopter pilot in military. Has friends at table who encouraged signup.

Set: William performs topical material about Yeti Airlines crash with dark humor, Biden classified documents, Masters Golf Tournament renaming, and Houston's restaurant.

Interview: William discusses his new Tasmanian Devil cowboy hat tattoo, recent penis piercing, Kirkland Signature sponsorship deal, and buying a house in Plano with contract money.