Kill Tony #702 — Shane Gillis, Mark Normand, Ari Shaffir

Set: Jack describes his struggles with masculinity, driving a Fiat, and a confrontation with a road-rage driver who called him a 'trans bitch.' He responds with pantomime martial arts from his performing arts school training.

Interview: Jack discusses opening for Aaron Belisle, his recent move to Austin, and jokes about his Hanukkah celebration. Ari roasts him for being extremely Jewish.

Set: Andrew performs jokes about Hitler avoiding nuclear weapons because he thought quantum physics was 'Jew science,' and a joke about SpongeBob making kids gay.

Interview: Andrew discusses dating difficulties, a canceled Hinge date, and his comedy circuit in Oklahoma and San Diego. Tony discovers his name contains 'Juan Retard' anagram, which becomes a running joke.

Set: Big Vinny jokes about Make-A-Wish kids being selfish for not wishing away his father's medical debt. He discusses his Italian heritage and family violence.

Interview: Big Vinny reveals he's 365 pounds, recently moved to Austin, played high school football, works out by climbing stairs, and has never kissed a girl in Austin. A woman (Miss Shelby) volunteers to kiss him but it's awkward.

Set: Matt describes deaf guys on cocaine doing competitive rock-paper-scissors at a party, a silent disco event, and jokes about Diddy's illegal filming of escorts without consent.

Interview: Matt reveals he's been doing stand-up for 11 years, sells merch at concerts, is 35 years old, from Chicago, and getting married in March. Panel roasts his appearance and greasy hair.

Set: Juan performs anti-racist jokes, discussing Trump's fist as appropriation of Nazi salute and Black Power fist, Kamala Harris in blackface, and racist hypotheticals about slavery.

Interview: Juan discusses his Daisy Duke shorts and oversized jacket, his Afro-Cuban background, schooling as clinical psychologist, and hobbies including bike riding and watching Jordan Peterson. Callbacks about his 'TV on the Radio' outfit.

Set: Jake jokes about the horror movie 'Teeth' inspiring him to check for monsters when eating girls out, and eating Black girls' asses to check butthole color for luck based on his dad's superstition.

Interview: Jake reveals he's been doing stand-up about a year, dropped bowling ball on his head at 13, got fired from Dollar General today, and is currently unemployed. Panel relentlessly roasts his potential autism or gayness.

Set: Kam discusses LA fires, brick chimneys surviving while houses burn, and jokes about Black people and Asians being happy during the disaster.

Interview: Kam reveals he was in LA helping people during fires, delivering water and food supplies. Panel discusses his involvement and consistency as a comic.

Set: Joe jokes about growing up skinny in a fat Mexican family, comparing to light-skinned people in Black families, suggesting jealousy as cause.

Interview: Joe is 41 years old, 5'5", weighs 120 lbs, raised 22-year-old son alone after mother left. Works as IT operations manager and podcast producer. His son Alex comes on stage.

Set: David jokes about teacher-student relationships, teacher-of-year voting, school shootings declining, and homeschooling his socially awkward son.

Interview: David is former career drummer who quit to pursue comedy after a year. Gets into drum solo competition with Charles Reed, loses badly. Worked for Guns N' Roses drummer, toured with band 'Lineham.'

Set: DK jokes about finding oil vs. digging, his birthday being 4/20 (Hitler's), and makes dark Holocaust joke about not counting women in Jewish deaths.

Interview: DK reveals real name Timothy, works as valet driver, very emotional for a man, once nearly fought Yoni. Discusses psychedelic use with over 100 heroic dose mushroom trips.

Set: Vince pitches new product 'Black Wow' as diversity-focused version of ShamWow towel, claiming bigger size and dark color appeal to Black customers.

Interview: Vince discusses his infomercial empire, making $20 million from $100 million ShamWow gross revenue, beating up hookers, being in cult for 20 years, starring in 'Inappropriate Comedy' with Adrian Brody.