Kill Tony #774 — Joe DeRosa, Mike Finoia

Set: Jokes about being fat, making Caesar dressing from scratch with a Julius Caesar stabbing reference, living with a lesbian roommate, and misunderstanding gender dynamics in relationships.

Interview: Mason discussed falling in love with his lesbian roommate, confessing his feelings after they moved in together, and how she had sex with women in the next room while he played Fortnite.

Set: Rambling set about doing drugs, meeting God, empty beer cans, getting a job, and driving 19 hours to Kill Tony with mostly sound effects and unclear punchlines.

Interview: Dan is 38, a musician from Wisconsin who plays bars, spent weekend on mushrooms at the Sphere, and admitted he didn't prepare any actual comedy material despite being a fan of the show.

Set: Strong set about being half Black, half Puerto Rican from El Paso, cyberbullying vs. real bullying, his alcoholic dad, getting an iPatch instead of iPhone, and working at a sex shop selling dildos.

Interview: Otis is from El Paso (8.5-hour drive), been doing stand-up 10 years, mother is Puerto Rican, worked at sex shop before security, performs observational comedy about race and family.

Set: Sharp set about homeless man asking if he's trans or retarded, attended all-Black high school, made swim team, made jokes about bathrooms, Black people, and losing a friend over saying n-word in a song.

Interview: Adam recently got sober (9 months), divorced about a year ago, lives with his mom 1.5 hours away, does Uber Eats and stand-up, trying to get custody and support his daughter.

Set: Crude set about being short, drinking Listerine for courage, hitting on Latina women at Buc-ee's, mentioning burnt Black girls, sex in cemetery with great-grandmother buried there.

Interview: Clay is 31 (turning next week), works at Punchline Houston comedy club, drives 5 hours, into hunting and fishing, tried pickup line about reengagement at Buc-ee's, had sex in cemetery.

Set: High-energy set from El Paso comedian about being fat, being a bottom, girlfriend being 4'5", new belt from Buc-ee's, feeling grateful doing stand-up instead of having girlfriend perform sex acts.

Interview: Javi is from El Paso, been doing stand-up 4 years, makes bean-related sketch comedy, makes living from sketches, wife for 12 years, recently got her job going at J.C. Penney.

Set: Sharp 1:53 set about relationship advice - friends pointing out girlfriend's long giraffe neck, scrolling Instagram to confirm, bringing it up during argument, comparing her to zoo animal.

Interview: Dedrick receives gifts from fans including bobcat tails and automatic slingshots, going to LA and Japan to headline festival in Okinawa in May-June, adopted Japanese sister having baby in Japan.

Set: Set about having hot wife despite average looks and below-average bank account, finding gorgeous girl with gross feet and sucking toes, adopting woman from women's shelter instead of shopping.

Interview: Brock does 2.5-3 years stand-up in Lafayette Louisiana, works offshore in oil field (14 days offshore/7 days onshore), married with hot wife, has pending DUI case in Lake Charles.

Set: First-time set about couples therapy being like threesome for people who hate sex, husband being underemployed musician while she's health coach, husband tried organizing show where nobody came but he recorded it.

Interview: Megan's first stand-up ever, married 5 years to musician met on Facebook, lives in Austin 3 years, both make equal modest income, husband wants to do stand-up in 2026 so she beat him.

Set: First-year comedian from Azerbaijan with dark humor about Nike 'Just Do It' slogan - used it to justify spitting on husband's mother's photo and telling suicidal friend to kill himself.

Interview: Layla from Azerbaijan, been doing stand-up 1 year at Coal Town Theatre, dated stand-up comedian and started comedy after breakup with no identity, now designs dildos for company.

Set: Nine-year veteran from Cleveland does 60 seconds on food-race joke format: calling thick girls by food names (tortas, steam buns, hoagies, po'boys) and coining 'sliders' for thick midgets.

Interview: Mickey from Akron, worked at Hilarities in Cleveland 9 years, 32 years old, sells mortgage products, recently ended long-distance relationship couple months ago, moved to Austin 7 months ago, no romantic connections yet.

Set: Two-year San Diego comedian jokes about looking like his ridiculous last name sounds, barber giving him Hitler Youth haircut, moving back with grandparents, having to ask them to be quiet during loud sex.

Interview: Austin from San Diego, 2 years stand-up, visiting Austin for week doing mics and barbecue, still lives in San Diego, kept barbecue off his shirt.

Interview: Joe is a main panel guest who provides coaching and roasts to bucket pull comedians throughout the episode, discusses his time on the show.

Interview: Mike Finoia is first-time panelist on Kill Tony, main guest providing commentary and roasts to bucket pull comedians throughout the show.