Dedrick Flynn

Weekly regular, billed as 'formerly the dark storm of Atlanta, the current dark storm of Austin.' New minute on post hard-on depression, tipping AI at an airport self-checkout, and the Texas weed ban.

Weekly regular performing a brand-new minute, introduced as 'the dark storm of Austin, Texas.' Material on his nephew being suspended for selling vape pens, Subway selling nachos, and magnesium.

Weekly regular, billed as 'the former Dark Storm of Atlanta, the current Dark Storm of Austin.' New set about a fight with his girlfriend over Uno and a Botox salesman. Is an ordained officiant and had just conducted his first Jewish wedding.

Regular, introduced as the Dark Storm. New minute was entirely about his fear of using porta-potties, which the whole panel then piled onto, including Brian Simpson's deployment trick of layering toilet paper to stop the blue water splashing. Interview revealed he lived in his car for three years. He traced the material to a night after a crab boil at Carlos Sosa's house with Matt Muehling, when his Lime scooter died mid-walk home and he had to sprint, and he capped it by improvising a full song about the incident with the band.

Elite regular, introduced as the former dark storm of Atlanta and now the dark storm of Austin, with a brand new minute built around treating a boobs-versus-butt question as politics and answering it in restaurant-menu terms. Tony noted he ran about 30 seconds long as usual. After his set he took over the panel, calling Danny V a liar about the three-black-kids robbery story, then launched a long, crowd-pleasing riff about the movie Remember the Titans and about white players in the NFL preseason. Tony plugged his upcoming Kill Tony road dates in Dallas, Houston and Vegas plus New Year's Eve at the Moody Center.

Regular doing a brand new 'minute plus', introduced as the former Dark Storm of Atlanta, Georgia and now the Dark Storm of Austin, Texas. Ran roughly two and a half minutes entirely on the premise that science used to be sexy and that the moon landing was about cheese; Tony held it up as how an extended set should be done. Interview covered headlining and selling out Tampa for the first time after 11 years of going there, prepping a special and Madison Square Garden, and the reveal that he used to be a band drummer, leading Tony to propose a drum-off with the house drummer in a month.

Opened the show as a regular who writes a new minute every week; introduced as the former 'Dark Storm of Atlanta, Georgia,' now of Austin, Texas. Minute was an argument that above-ground pools are superior to in-ground pools. In the interview he said he had known band member Teddy (the D Madness bandmate Tony calls 'Teddy Swims') for 17-18 years, and that he had lost his phone in an Uber in LA and could not buy a replacement because his card was on the missing phone.

Regular, introduced as one of the show's great regulars and 'the Dark Storm of Austin, Texas', whose story of time in a Japanese prison the show has followed and who is now touring the country. New minute was about how modern horror movies have no real monsters and just tell you not to fall in love or meet your neighbors, extended in the interview into a theory that AI and crypto want people isolated in apartments. Said he just recorded his first theater comedy special at a venue in Atlanta, for YouTube, and finally took a vacation, his first time at a beach in nine years, though he will not go deeper than waist-height water. During his panel time Tony jokingly awarded Redban a golden ticket for a run of good lines.

Regular, introduced as the Black Shogun / Dark Storm of Austin, doing a brand new minute about babies crying because they remember the nut punches you gave their father, and a long riff on trail mix being a dry smoothie that needs M&Ms. Extended interview turned into a raisins-versus-M&Ms debate with Tony and Redban, plus plans for a Delta-8 trail mix and beef jerky line. Told the story of doing 23 days in a Japanese jail after someone left drugs in his bag, calling Joe Rogan to get him out, and teaching cellmates to write letters to the judge.

Regular doing a brand new minute, introduced as the former dark storm of Atlanta and now the dark storm of Austin. Minute was entirely about having just been arrested and jailed in Japan (23 days) and coming back to a country he thinks has gone soft, anchored by riffs on automatic windshield wipers and on driving with no AC, no power steering and manual windows in the rain. Interview dug into the online comment that he had 'squandered' his opportunity, a word he claims never to have learned despite an ethics and philosophy degree, which became the episode's second running joke; he also described making friends with Japanese police who called him 'super comedian.'

Regular with a brand new minute, billed as the Dark Storm of Austin and later the Black Shogun; ran about two minutes as usual. Set was about not having to prove you are autistic to buy Legos, an autistic friend who would not stop assembling a Transformers set, and an ex-girlfriend who poured the milk before the cereal. Just released from jail in Japan (out on Juneteenth) after his case was dropped; the interview covered 23-day mandatory detention, 24-hour lockdown, the leather-brick pillow, no beds and no ramen, and helping two Yakuza cellmates write letters to the judge to make bail. Lost weight in there doing roughly 700 push-ups a day.

Returning regular, introduced as the former Dark Storm of Atlanta, now the Dark Storm of Austin and the last black Shogun, in his first appearance after spending 23 days in a Japanese jail. His set and the interview were almost entirely about that stretch: 24-hour lockdown, food, reading 17 English books including the Bible, and a run of self-deprecating jokes. Thanked Tony and Joe Rogan on air for arranging a lawyer for him while he was locked up.

Regular doing a brand new minute; introduced as formerly the dark storm of Atlanta, now the dark storm of Austin. Set was relationship advice about a friend pointing out his girlfriend Britney's 'giraffe neck'. Interview covered fan gifts including bobcat tails from a street witch and an automatic slingshot, a mock feud with Joe DeRosa refereed by D Madness, and upcoming shows in LA, San Antonio, Houston, Orlando and Miami, plus headlining a festival in Okinawa, Japan.

Opened the show as the featured regular, introduced as 'the dark storm of Austin, Texas' (formerly of Atlanta). Set was about deciding he has never actually forgiven anyone, plus a beef with his white nephew over a laser-tag 'your mama' insult. Wore a Legolas/Lord of the Rings jersey that the panel roasted all segment; also mocked for his Buc-ee's-adjacent look.

Resident regular who writes a new minute weekly; introduced as formerly 'the Dark Storm of Atlanta,' now 'the Dark Storm of Austin.' Set was about living alone for the first time and buying his first couch - a $10,000 'bone-in' couch vs. an $800 vacuum-sealed 'boneless' one, plus his $200 blender and guest bedroom. In the interview he said everything he'd ever owned was a hand-me-down, that he bought a big TV first because he found a gray hair, and Sheryl Underwood praised his 1831 shirt.

Introduced as the former 'Dark Storm of Atlanta, now the Dark Storm of Austin' and opened the show with a brand new minute about learning 'steel-toe non-slip Spanish' on construction sites. In the interview he explained he used to build car washes and was a GM at the company, which set off a long run of car-wash and 'hose' jokes with the panel. He had just returned from his first-ever trip to Los Angeles for the Kevin Hart roast weekend, where his phone was stolen.

Show regular who writes and performs a brand new minute every week, introduced as formerly the Dark Storm of Atlanta and now the Dark Storm of Austin. New minute about his white friends reappearing in summer, taking his brother to a sandbar party, and claiming his brother's 40 acres and a mule. In the interview he explained sandbar parties and the drinking game dizzy bat, and admitted he cannot swim. Wore an Eddie Guerrero shirt.

Opening regular set, introduced as the former 'Dark Storm of Atlanta' now the 'Dark Storm of Austin, Texas.' Bit about wanting people to be silly again, a reheated-French-fries ex-dating joke, and the 'rocket ship effect' (10-9-8-7) closer. In the interview Luis J Gomez said he was dressed like a bumper sticker on a Texas pickup truck for a guy from Nigeria; he had a rabbit's foot clipped to his belt that a woman gave him after WrestleMania.

Weekly regular closing the episode with a brand new three minutes. Introduced as formerly the dark storm of Atlanta and now the dark storm of Austin. Talked about touring Springfield, Massachusetts, heading to Minneapolis next, and trying to sell a cartoon to Adult Swim.

Closing act, introduced as one of the most elite regulars in the show's history who writes about two new minutes every week instead of one. Formerly the dark storm of Atlanta, now based in Austin; set was about tattoos and blue collar work. Interview covered a recent tour date in Salt Lake City and he riffed with Dustin Poirier about the Conor McGregor fights.

Weekly regular who opened the show with a brand new minute about a debt-buying company that purchased his old Sprint debt. Formerly billed as the dark storm of Atlanta, now the dark storm of Austin, Texas. Told the panel he signed up for Kill Tony 39 times before getting picked, and that his friend Teddy Swims pushed him to start comedy.

Closed the show as the week's regular with a new minute, introduced as the rising star who was once the dark storm of Atlanta and is now the dark storm of Austin. The set and interview were about landlords rejecting his applications over bad credit and asking him to write an essay about it. He also announced selling out four of five shows at Zanies in Chicago.

Closing regular, 35 years old, billed as the dark storm of Atlanta turned dark storm of Austin. Brought a brand new minute about finally getting health insurance and using student loan debt as leverage, drawing multiple applause breaks. Tony praised him for never dodging a closing spot.

Weekly regular who closed the show, introduced as the former dark storm of Atlanta and now the dark storm of Austin; this was his first time in Houston. Did a new minute about Pimp C and iodine poisoning, then riffed on backlash to his drinking on a recent New York appearance. Showed off a gold chain he bought at Buc-ee's on the way to the venue.

Weekly regular introduced as the Dark Storm of Austin, formerly the Dark Storm of Atlanta, doing a brand new minute as he does every episode. Material covered armadillos as Mexican turtles and a conspiracy bit about smoke detector low-battery chirps. Interview ranged over armadillos, Austin bats and lightning bugs, and Redban landed several rare laughs during it.

Closed the show as the only weekly regular present, with a brand new minute as always. Tony billed him as the Dark Storm of Austin, Texas; he had just flown in from Boston ahead of a blizzard. Talked about growing up poor with six people on one mattress, buying a Big Buck Hunter arcade cabinet, and is out on the Killers of Kill Tony tour.

Introduced explicitly as a regular who writes a new minute every week - 'once the dark storm of Atlanta, now the dark storm of Austin.' Originally from Atlanta, Georgia. Donnell Rawlings praised him at length as an original, authentic comic he had found on his own timeline.

Weekly regular who closed the show with a brand new minute, running roughly two minutes instead of one; Tony called it the best set of the night. Billed as formerly the Dark Storm of Atlanta and now the Dark Storm of Austin. Brought a custom slingshot on stage, saying he needed to protect Kim Congdon from the earlier bucket pull.

Introduced as the Dark Storm of Atlanta and one of the great regulars; Tony noted he was about to move back to Atlanta when he first got pulled from the bucket. Touring heavily and selling well across the country. Used the spot to thank the show for the new crew jacket.

Brought up as a weekly regular to reset the room after four rough bucket pulls, billed as the dark storm of Atlanta. New minute about hating Waymos, built on a true story of passing out drunk in one in Tempe, Arizona, and being woken by police. Tony praised it as two minutes of material with punchlines throughout.

Introduced as the newest force-of-nature regular on the show. Delivered a roughly two-minute new bit about being robbed on a Greyhound bus that drew a standing reaction and an extended Greyhound riff with the panel. Tony and Bert both called him a rising star.

Weekly regular introduced as the Dark Storm of Atlanta, with a new minute about his fear of flying and his first private jet ride on Tony's plane. Tony held the set up as the difference between bucket pulls and regulars. Mentioned his recent Netflix debut sitting in the top two and declared Austin his new hometown.

Introduced as the new regular and the Dark Storm of Atlanta, performing a brand new, longer-than-a-minute set. Panel ribbed him about his new gold grill affecting his S sounds; Joe Rogan told him to get real gold teeth or drop it. Had just done a road gig in Lincoln, California with Tony.

Introduced as a regular and 'the dark storm of Atlanta,' pulled out of the bucket only five or six weeks earlier. New minute about the ghetto stealing Christmas. Brought a slingshot and a laminated homemade permit on stage and fired a joke book into the crowd; mentioned a sold-out Christmas show at the Earl in Atlanta.

Billed as the newest regular and the dark storm of Atlanta; did a brand new two-plus minute set. Talked about roughly 17 years at an Atlanta car wash and years in restaurant customer service before comedy. Now headlining on tour.

Weekly regular introduced as the dark storm of Atlanta, delivering a new extended set as regulars get. Talked about missing the show during a stretch back in Atlanta, getting a Kill Tony tattoo with his regular date, and visiting David Lucas's house. Closed by debuting an original song with the band.

A new regular from Atlanta who discussed his transition from riding the bus to being financially secure. He is preparing to perform at the Fox Theater in Atlanta and the Moody Center arena.

A 35-year-old comedian from Atlanta, Georgia, performing his weekly new minute as a regular. He is a fan of monster trucks and hardcore bands like Between the Buried and Me. He is nicknamed 'The Dark Storm'.

A veteran comedian from Atlanta who has been headlining for 10 years and doing comedy for 12. After signing up 39 times without being called, he delivered a high-energy set that impressed the hosts. Tony Hinchcliffe appointed him as a new weekly regular on the spot.