Kill Tony #69 — Pauly Shore, Rick Overton

Set: Alex describes storyboarding a dick pic with cinematic techniques, comparing different filmmaking styles (Scorsese, Michael Bay, etc.) to his approach. The bit progresses through sending the photo to a girl and the subsequent interaction.

Interview: Tony and the panel question whether it was real or a bit, what the girl's reaction was, and whether they actually hooked up. Rick Overton provides coaching on the Michael Bay truck joke that could have worked better.

Set: Mike discusses online dating failures, claiming women lie about weight. He jokes about categories for bigger women and compares a woman saying 'a few extra pounds' to a black man claiming 'a few kids.'

Interview: Tony and Pauly Shore discuss Mike's experience with online dating, big girls, and dating preferences. Rick Overton coaches him to focus material on what he loves about big women rather than attacking their weight.

Set: Jared discusses taking dick pics before smartphones were common, using disposable cameras at events. He got caught after taking multiple photos at prom when the principal realized he was the only redhead in the class.

Interview: Tony and the panel discover Jared is a wrestling fan from Illinois who just moved to LA a month ago. Pauly Shore offers him a job as a video editor, and he's hired on the spot as the newest Comedy Store employee.

Set: Radu, a Romanian immigrant, discusses how Eastern European people sound Russian when speaking English despite being from different countries. Jokes about never hitting a girl and being in 20+ fights but running out of time and jokes.

Interview: Rick Overton and Pauly Shore encourage Radu to adopt a character look (like Jakob Smirnov or Roseanne's overalls) to be more memorable. Radu mentions he's leaving Wednesday and must return to Romania for professional comedy work.

Set: Bryon does material about having an Asian friend addicted to junk food, grocery store self-checkout lines, and shifting life goals from becoming a millionaire by 30 to just surviving to 40. Jokes about aging and Asian invisibility to aging.

Interview: Tony discovers Bryon works as a producer for CBS on Big Brother. Discussion about his job, girlfriend (half Filipino, half Japanese), and whether he'd quit Big Brother for stand-up comedy.

Set: Bobbi does a very brief set, mostly introducing herself as Bobby. She mentions it was her first time speaking into a mic yesterday in this room.

Interview: Tony discusses how Bobbi signed up for the show to overcome stage fright. Pauly Shore mentions he teaches comedy classes upstairs. Brief discussion of Bobbi's background and motivation.

Set: Kim discusses her type in men (athletic black men like Dwayne Wade and Tiger Woods), jokes about liking her coffee like her men, then pivots to a boyfriend pulling out of picking her up for birth control.

Interview: Panel discusses Kim's chewing gum on stage, her outfit, and her use of 'ums.' They praise her material and discuss how she's improved over several appearances. Tony asks if she's having sex with anyone.

Set: Sara does material about tie dye looking like someone has Skittles skid marks on them. Jokes about people making tie dye having no other hobbies or responsibilities.

Interview: Panel praises Sara's tight timing (ending at 59 seconds) and distinct comedic personality. Discussion of how she's developed her voice over three years and writing new material constantly. Coach recommends continued improv study.

Interview: Rick discusses his recognizable roles, mentions he was in Groundhog Day and Seinfeld. Talks about how he hasn't aged well by Hollywood standards. Discusses Woody Allen's early rough comedy sets. Provides coaching to multiple comedians throughout the episode.

Interview: Pauly discusses his podcast launch with Rick Overton, describing the unique format of having one person interview someone and another person comment. Tells stories about his MTV days and fame. Discusses the Comedy Store's history and significance. Provides extensive coaching to multiple comedians.

Interview: Luke is introduced as the Patriot/head of security for the episode. Tony jokes about Luke falling down stairs and his large chin protruding from the Patriot mask. Luke is one of the first Patriots to ride a bicycle to the show.

Interview: Josh is the show's producer and regularly mispronounces things and makes verbal mistakes. Tony uses him for comedic effect throughout the episode, particularly when introducing the sponsor and musical performances.