Kill Tony #652 — Luis J Gomez, Jeff Dye, Kim Congdon

Set: Hans performs a new minute with his typical irreverent style, joking about voting, the Apple Vision Pro, poor people, and pigeons. He displays his characteristic offensive comedy approach.

Interview: Hans discusses showering three times a week, recent sexual encounters with his ex-girlfriend, and his preparation for an upcoming battle with Rick Diaz at the LA Forum.

Set: Molly's first-time set includes jokes about fun facts, raisins in potato salad, a rhyming fact about liquor and beer, and references to the show Wild 'n Out. Material feels researched and comedy-class influenced.

Interview: Molly reveals she's 41, works in HR, and has followed comedy for years without formal training. Discussion covers her Texas rap knowledge, roller skating, and dating history with Black men.

Set: Trey's third appearance features dark material about childhood sexual abuse, pegging, and relationships. He admits he's nervous and not drunk, describing trauma rather than traditional jokes.

Interview: Trey has been doing standup for 1.5 years, works at Secret Group checking IDs, describes himself as looking like a bridge troll. Discussion covers his appearance and recent fan encounters.

Set: Longoria's third appearance includes edgy material about an abusive neighbor, Down Syndrome drivers, and a girlfriend with poor hygiene. Dark and offensive comedy about relationships and discrimination.

Interview: Longoria is 32, half Mexican and half Egyptian Arab, works with dogs professionally for nearly two decades. Discussion covers his dog rescue business, collectible sales, and performing parody songs.

Set: Kam performs 59 seconds about making a cop laugh during a show, asking if the cop would let him go if pulled over with prostitutes, weed, and a gun. Dark material with surprising punchline.

Interview: Kam recently thought he had herpes but it was an ingrown hair; discusses his sexual activity and encounters with women. Panel makes crude jokes about his anatomy and relationships.

Set: Matt's material covers being asked if he was born a man or woman, dating someone with shopping addiction (heroin), and childhood antisemitic bullying about picking up pennies.

Interview: Matt has been doing standup 5 years, moved to Austin 2 years ago from Upstate New York. He's signed up 90 times before getting picked; works as bartender and has a therapist fiancée.

Set: Shelby's 6-month-old material includes jokes about Texas being weird, a man in heels vs expected businesswoman, and tortoise jokes comparing them to pianos and shower observations.

Interview: Shelby is a Marine (military) and marine biologist (career), from College Station near Texas A&M. She has a tortoise, stole it from negligent brother-in-law. Reveals she took husband's bucket spot for Kill Tony.

Set: Shahab's nervous set includes jokes about recently discovering Ricky Martin is gay, drug dealer thinking he's a cop, and Black people expecting him to say something racist.

Interview: Shahab has been doing standup 1.5 years in Chicago, worked in university administration for 14 years before quitting. Recently divorced after 13 years, straight-edge until 38, had MDMA experience with Dominican woman.

Set: Anthony's 2-year-old material covers coming out as keto to Italian family getting worse reactions than coming out as gay, using Italian family comparisons for other ethnic groups.

Interview: Anthony is 33, from Upstate New York, works as a barber. Moved to Austin 6 months ago, recently arrested for weed vape while driving. Had poor first date with lesbian-leaning woman due to crude humor.

Set: Michael's second appearance features material about being raised by Black mother, not being used to white people, wiggers hating other wiggers, and philosophical takes on race and disability.

Interview: Michael sells spaghetti, works side gigs, lives in Corpus Christi suburbs. Discusses spaghetti business receiving fan support and money, past CD-selling hustle, and his 19th bucket signup.