Kill Tony #739 — Adam Ray, Sam Tallent, Mike Feeney

Set: Danny discusses a rap tour in Brooklyn where a friend wanted to time travel, contrasting with his wife's ideas about using a time machine for medical advancement in the 1400s, joking about how men wouldn't listen to a woman then.

Interview: Danny discusses how his life has changed since appearing on Netflix's Kill Tony, mentions doors opening, and engages in a discussion about Canadian accents and cultural references with the panel.

Set: Wilson does dark jokes about killing an 8-year-old with beer and canned food drives, then transitions to discussing his father's death from ALS and the bittersweet moment of finding him with an erection on his deathbed.

Interview: Wilson discusses his job as a landscaper, being 25 years old, dropping out of college to care for his father, and his various hobbies including hunting, fishing, and beekeeping. He also mentions his girlfriend works at a genetic research lab.

Set: Madinah, a Delaware state representative with vitiligo, discusses her pronouns as USA, her biracial identity (Black father, African-American mother), and jokes about her skin condition gentrifying itself and how kids ask what happened to her hand.

Interview: Madinah discusses her role as a Delaware state house representative in her sixth year, her recent divorce after 12 years of marriage, how her vitiligo stress-induced condition improved after separation, and her campaigning platform of 'Let's make a difference together.'

Set: Dex does rapid-fire jokes including one about being called 'the stair master' at the gym, a joke about KFC having an F, and mathematical/cultural references, delivered very quickly with high energy.

Interview: Dex discusses his bipolar diagnosis after graduating as engineer, his mental health struggles including homelessness in Baltimore, his attempted fentanyl use, his work in his parents' landscaping business, his 400+ jokes, and his dedication to sleep management for mental health.

Set: Busco discusses thinking he was gay in his 20s but being bad with women instead, becoming a simp, learning to become an asshole and becoming a father of three with two women, and contrasting marriage with a mistress.

Interview: Busco has been doing comedy for 10 years (2 seriously), is a successful real estate agent who quit his pizza job, has twins, was visiting from somewhere doing the show multiple times before.

Set: Andrew, visiting from Perth Australia, does high-energy set about not being well mentally, wrestling homeless instead of crocodiles like Steve Irwin, complaining about not getting a gun at the airport, and jokes about being uncomfortable in his own body and bad sex.

Interview: Andrew discusses bombing in another room before this set, living in Perth Australia (most isolated city in world), being a failed stock broker who lost millions and called suicide hotline, having bipolar type 2, and his struggles with mental health and self-worth.

Set: Pauly Shore does a very brief appearance, apologizing for being late and mentioning he was at a '90s convention giving back, then making a reference about Jews giving back.

Interview: Pauly discusses Rob Schneider being front runner for guest of year, mentions being at a convention, talks about his old films that touched America's hearts, and discusses giving back as part of Jewish culture.

Set: Frankie discusses discovering embarrassing messages and photos on a MacBook Pro after 15 years with girlfriend, their engagement at year 9, breaking up for 1.5 years (his happiest time), getting back together, then breaking up again after she read all his messages.

Interview: Frankie's first time doing standup, watched show since day one, has no childhood trauma (parents together and alive), works in affordable housing finance and development, manages rental properties accumulated in college.

Set: Fang jokes about his mother being scared during pandemic anti-Asian sentiment, proudly claims Chinese people make 'number one virus that kills everybody,' and suggests upgrading the virus through China's phone line.

Interview: Fang worked at Comedy Store since 2015, discusses Asian hate being media-created narrative, mentions being stabbed by neighbor during pandemic for being Chinese but neighbor wasn't prosecuted, fought back by tripping the attacker.

Set: Patrick discusses lesbian sex being done wrong (girl laughing while receiving strap-on), questions about time machines and killing baby Hitler, and jokes about Hitler possibly being in heaven if Jesus forgives sins before death.

Interview: Patrick has been doing comedy about a year, came out last year and stayed 9 weeks, this is his second appearance, father passed away and encouraged him to do comedy, recently sold father's mobile home.