- Sets
- 4
- First
- #671
- Latest
- #781
- Span
- 110 episodes
Returning bucket pull, four years in comedy as of June, originally from Houston and in Austin since college, turning 49 the following week. Reported back that he had taken Tony's earlier advice on his job search and is now an IRS-certified tax preparer who has done taxes for several mothership comedians. Interview covered loud neighbors he kept calling 'MC Hammer' (which became a running joke for the rest of the episode), a long list of substances he went to rehab for including meth, and a notably mundane meth anecdote about pre-dawn bus trips to Walmart.
APPEARANCES
Newest first 41:24
30:40
Episode #741
Bucket PullHe discussed his financial struggles, living on $1,200 in savings and VA assistance, a veteran and former hospitality ambassador with a few years in comedy.
Guests: Roseanne, Pauly Shore.
1:18:24
Episode #679
Bucket PullAge 47, delivery driver with about three years in comedy. He is a former music journalist and played in a Hate Breed-style metal band, he demonstrates his heavy metal screaming ability during the interview.
Guests: Matt Rife.
17:08
Episode #671
Bucket PullFrom North Austin, he has been doing comedy for two years. He is a 46-year-old Army veteran who served in Bosnia and currently works in a car dealership service center.
Guests: Ari Shaffir, Mark Normand, H. Foley, Kevin Ryan.
Career Arc
Brian Cook first came through Kill Tony's bucket lineup on #671 (Jul 8, 2024) with guests Ari Shaffir, Mark Normand, H. Foley and Kevin Ryan. He returned across 4 sets, most recently on #781 (Aug 17, 2026).
First pulled from the bucket in episode number 671.
Also on these lineups
Aaron Heltz Mike St. Hilaire Dave Litz Sarah Sloan Uncle Lazer Johnny Tigis Dedrick Flynn Ray Ray Daniel Van Tassel Annie Teicher Blazing Nana Pat O'Neill Jack Shaw Ashley Steinmetz Phoenix Provocateur Tristan Bowling Austin Young Blake Jones Eric McVey Sir Winston Pickles Timmy No Brakes Adam Diaz William Montgomery Hans Kim