Kill Tony #657 — Rich Vos, Dom Irrera, Eleanor Kerrigan

Set: Casey performs high-energy material about being on Percocet during Ramadan, overdosing on fentanyl from love, and jokes about being the Floyd Mayweather of Austin comedy because he can't read.

Interview: Casey discusses touring, investing in stocks, and pitches several absurd stocks including car racks ('tits for cars'), scream-powered cars, and 'upscale unhoused' (homeless people in fishnets).

Set: Q Rose performs about having a baby on the way with his girlfriend, contrasts Texas racism with other states, and shares anecdotes about high school football team nicknames (White Mike, Mexico, New Mexico).

Interview: Tony and Q Rose discuss his 7 years of stand-up starting in Philly, his daughter actually being 7 years old (revealing the joke is old material), his activity center in Dallas with basketball court, and they play rock-paper-scissors.

Set: Mike Ryan jokes about homeless people on stolen bicycles, recounts a story about a homeless man who threatened him, gained 30 lbs of muscle, and attacked him, resulting in Mike hitting him with a bottle and stealing his bike.

Interview: Mike has been on the show 3 times in 3 weeks after being discovered by Cam Patterson, sold out a show in Houston in 7 hours as a former promoter and rapper, and performs a brief rap.

Set: Brian T Licata performs weak material about modern traditional relationships, engagement rings, and a joke about hitting his wife if she didn't pay for a trip.

Interview: Tony discovers Brian is Dom Irrera's video editor/producer who has never tried stand-up before, used to inject crystal meth in his neck, and Tony relentlessly roasts him for the entire interview.

Set: Kam performs about his new haircut making him look like a young man instead of a cool street man, compares himself to various pop culture references, and discusses his auntie being in and out of the hospital.

Interview: Kam discusses his haircut from a black barber, his childhood haircut traumata from his mother, and memories of fighting a white boy in seventh grade who called him a racial slur.

Set: Biddy O'Loughlin, an Irish-Australian single mom, performs about not drinking despite her ancestors' disappointment, her pregnancy experience, and her daughter Dolly's speech and personality.

Interview: Biddy discusses her 14-year comedy career with a 9-year break due to alcoholism, currently busking in Adelaide, and performs an acoustic version of 'Don't Think Twice It's Alright.'

Set: Kent Hunter performs his fourth appearance on the show, jokes about Two Chainz's music quality compared to his grandfather's flight timing, and makes jokes about his dad calling things 'dope.'

Interview: Kent is a 20-year-old HEB stock clerk from Austin who's been doing stand-up 2 years, has shaky legs from nervousness, and is a virgin who hasn't kissed a girl since meeting Kent briefly.

Set: Hannah Gray, a retired Navy veteran, performs about her PTSD using slang (PTSD Dizzle), IEDs in Iraq, and awkward dating app experiences where men ask if they can 'peg' her.

Interview: Hannah is a software engineer building a comedy app, lives in Austin for a week, grows mushrooms, and agrees to a date with Kent Hunter set up by Tony.

Set: Uncle Lazer performs explicit sexual material about a stripper/ballerina with poor hygiene, his current UTI infection from her yeast infection, and includes crude descriptions of her anatomy.

Interview: Uncle Lazer discusses his real UTI from a stripper girlfriend who later went to jail with a kangaroo, discusses treating UTIs with cranberry juice and vodka, and confirms he's been dealing with this for weeks.

Set: Austin Young, on his third appearance, performs about being single and eating cereal out of ham containers instead of bowls, lacking a headboard on his mattress, and asking women about red flags.

Interview: Austin is a truck driver living in a second-story apartment, recently hooked up with a girl named Gabby after opening for Adam Ray, has quick recovery time, and eats multiple cups of pudding.

Set: Holden Deshazo, a 17-year-old, performs about turning 17 and not lying about age on porn sites, acne from masturbation, and jokes about naming his penis 'George Floyd' due to choking it so much.

Interview: Holden is 17, sexually active with a girlfriend met at homecoming, makes edgy jokes approved by his mom present at the show, and discusses the controversial George Floyd joke.

Set: William Montgomery, a Kill Tony hall of famer and regular, performs about Alec Baldwin's gun mishaps with nuclear weapons, a mother jailed for child labor in waxing, and includes a dark joke about roofying.

Interview: William discusses his health improvement, mentions his brother Seldon joining him on stage for the first time, and reveals Lance Armstrong is in the audience.