Kill Tony #8 — Jeremiah Watkins, Earl Skakel

Set: David discusses racism and stereotypes, comparing how quickly people get offended when lumped together, contrasting white people with minorities. He talks about his Korean girlfriend and the awkwardness with her non-English speaking father.

Interview: Tony and panel ask about his girlfriend's implants, parents' background, and make jokes about Chinese people and visa sponsorships.

Set: Josh talks about his new apartment and roommate, taking excessive dick pills for bathroom confidence, and living on an air mattress. He admits he's lying about everything in the bit.

Interview: Tony discovers Josh performed the exact same set the previous week and puts him on two-week probation. Discussion about joke repetition and the importance of new material.

Set: Melissa performs about meeting a hot man on Tinder who doesn't have a car, getting angry at herself for dating him, and the confusion about whether she met him at a bus stop or via Tinder.

Interview: Tony clarifies the timeline of how she met the guy, questioning whether it was two different people. Panel discusses her delivery and compares her to Whitney Jobrani.

Set: Norman discusses how people in LA always claim to have connections, giving vague answers about what they do. He talks about people offering to put him on shows but never delivering specifics.

Interview: Tony learns Norman works at beach camp with kids during summer. Jeremiah and Earl make awkward jokes about the job and pedophilia.

Set: Ricky performs explicit sexual content about being gay, discussing fisting at Thanksgiving, his boyfriend's request, and detailed sexual acts with hand gestures. He talks about romantic feelings during fisting.

Interview: Panel asks Ricky about hooking up with Iron Patriot, furries, and crotch-sniffing. Discussion about his material being too dirty and whether he wants to clean it up.

Set: Teddie starts silent, then discusses needing money and honey, how people try to set him up with girls, and getting rejected for not being a sex symbol. He mentions a movie idea called 'Adorable Story of a Brother'.

Interview: Tony asks about Showtime at the Apollo and discusses the upcoming rebranding with Carl Weathers. Teddie talks about his comedy special coming in fall.

Set: Kyle performs about being an awesome uncle to his nephew Jason, offering him anything for his birthday, hiding a kitten in a pinata at the party, and the payoff about Jason beating something for the first time.

Interview: Tony criticizes Kyle's overuse of unnecessary physical act-outs and hand gestures. Discussion about real vs. performed conversations and the importance of confidence in delivery.

Set: Derek performs about seeing a C-rated restaurant in LA, misreading it as G-rated, and joking about the restaurant's name 'Come On' and cockroach violations.

Interview: Tony critiques Derek's premise as overused and suggests better punchlines. Discussion about staying in pocket, confidence, and rewriting old material with new perspectives.

Set: Keith performs about feeling internally racist, going on a date with a beautiful Black woman, his penis not responding due to her race, blaming his genitals for racism, and her name being Samantha with a cocoa butter reference.

Interview: Panel discusses his use of the N-word in previous sets and gives coaching on avoiding it. Tony notes there's a good joke in there but pacing is off.

Set: Ari performs about LSD acid flashbacks and negative side-effects, small talk being bad, apologizing for wanting his money back, and conversations about Jesus walking on water and erectile dysfunction.

Interview: Tony asks about previous appearance and notes Ari gave the same notes about unfunny material. Discussion about finding funny lines within weak structure.

Set: Mike performs about being an East Indian actor, the Trayvon Martin trial, moving to LA, casting directors wanting him to be Indian, and a scene with angry Indian extras saying 'Oh my God'.

Interview: Panel criticizes rapid-fire pacing, excessive use of N-word, and lack of developed material. Tony and Jeremiah discuss the importance of not using slurs and developing proper jokes.

Set: Jared performs about being from Miami, playing football for University of Miami, moving to LA and meeting white people for the first time. He discusses being 'good enough' to know Black slang but also explain it like Seinfeld and Atlanta.

Interview: Tony praises Jared's ownership and confidence, notes his athleticism and how he addressed being buff on stage. Discussion about his football background and current comedy pursuits.

Set: Sara performs about not knowing if she's supposed to be a comedian, overanalyzing everything, needing stranger approval, being a lonely masochist child who caught bees for fun. She discusses unhappiness, apps for happiness, and a vibrator app she deletes after 6 minutes.

Interview: Tony and panel discuss her first joke being stronger, notes about delivery and selling punchlines. Discussion about her comedic persona and whether she's actually sad or playing a character.

Set: Kim performs about being single and it going really well, her boyfriend dressing as a crab for Halloween and her copying him, meeting people and immediately hating their faces based on facial features like big nostrils, and being 'racist against faces'.

Interview: Tony asks why she dropped out of college to pursue comedy, notes she only needs one class to graduate. Discussion about commitment to comedy vs. finishing degree.