Kill Tony #761 — Adam Ray, Kim Congdon

Set: Enrique opened with observational humor about Houston culture, immigration anxieties under ICE enforcement, and a relationship story involving rescuing cats to impress his girlfriend. He discussed using his blue heeler dog for small talk and navigating different Houston neighborhoods.

Interview: Tony asked about the show size and Enrique discussed his DACA status, his attempts to camouflage himself, and his experiences in different Houston areas. The interview explored his immigration fears and cultural humor.

Set: Max joked about looking like a kid in any store, being unable to keep girlfriends due to being gluten-free, and the depression of his dietary restrictions. He made a dark joke about toasters and baths.

Interview: Tony and panel discussed Max's youthful appearance, his work in supplements, his experiences in Florida, and his German-Mexican heritage. The interview included banter about his ethnicity and jokes about Nazi Germany.

Set: Jake opened with jokes about being sober from cocaine, referenced the low Black population in February, and made explicit jokes about eating Black women. He discussed his experiences with different ethnicities and relationships.

Interview: Tony pressed Jake on specifics of his jokes and asked about his background. Jake eventually disclosed a parking lot gun incident at a Houston comedy show, though he was evasive and Tony had to push hard for details.

Set: Collin performed jokes about ears-to-mouth ratio, fingering, girls faking orgasms, UTIs, and eye contact during sex. He mentioned his parents being in the audience and made a joke about pretending to be cucked by his evil twin during sex.

Interview: Tony asked about his parents' reaction, Colin's hometown (Northwest Houston/Heights), and his work history at Express stores. The interview covered his experiences with Epstein-related company history and recent shooting activities.

Set: Brandon performed about role-playing Kill Tony in the bedroom with his wife, mimicking different comedians and ethnicities from the show. He joked about his wife pretending to be Tony and criticizing his performance during sex.

Interview: Tony asked about Brandon's wife in the front row, his work as insurance broker, his fitness level, and his Afghanistan service. Discussion covered an IED injury affecting sexual function and finding body parts during EOD operations.

Set: Mackenzie performed about being a double minority (gay and autistic), bisexuality being gayer than being gay, stimming during sex, and being unable to focus during Netflix and chill because of movie attention.

Interview: Discussed his 3 years of stand-up, living in Westchase but growing up in Acres Homes, his autism, drug use (cocaine and DMT), his year living as a woman, and his bisexual dating experiences.

Set: Uncle Laser performed high-energy, manic material about Houston Rodeo season, large Black women in jeans throwing their bodies to George Strait, and a sexually explicit encounter in a parking lot with a Louisiana woman where she queefed.

Interview: Discussed Houston Rodeo traditions, the Louisiana woman's accent and his sexual encounter with her, and a long rambling story about losing virginity at age 12 with a 14-year-old girl and a 47-year-old Black man in a trailer.

Set: Kyle joked about his brother's vasectomy and whether he'd get one too, about being from Eastern Kentucky and people thinking he banged his cousin, and about being raised Methodist then Crystal Methodist in his 20s.

Interview: Discussed his background in Eastern Kentucky, his move to Houston for work managing shopping centers, his experience as a substitute teacher, and his experience using crystal meth as a substitute for Adderall.

Set: Nunzio talked about coming from Miami for his birthday, his difficult dating experiences there, and that he's half Italian and half Puerto Rican. The set was poorly received and Tony cut him off early.

Interview: Discussed his work as mortgage broker, his love life being difficult in Miami, his mother working at funeral home and strip clubs, and his parents' divorce. Interview was largely unsuccessful.

Set: Young performed about forms asking for race, comparing race categories, and contrasting Asian approaches to keeping bloodline pure. Jokes about white functional drug addicts, specifically someone who snorted cocaine for 10 years while working in healthcare.

Interview: Discussed her arrival in America in 2012 from China, shock at white functional drug addicts, attempting to buy a Dodge Challenger, and aborting a mixed-race baby. Discussed her mother's three abortions in China due to preference against girls.

Set: Smiffy joked about being friends with gay people who try to trick you into competitions, about old Black people losing their advisory role and asking 'where the hoes at', and changing times.

Interview: Discussed his one year of stand-up in Savannah after military service in Korea. Covered his truck driving job in Houston, his dog, dating challenges due to pigeon-toed walking, and discovering he's a 'dancing ass [friend]' while listening to Neptunes at HB.