Kim Congdon

One of the original Kill Tony regulars who returned for a guest set. She performed a roast set addressing Tony's recent news controversy regarding Puerto Rico and joined the panel.

An original regular of the show and professional roast battler. She discussed her new military boyfriend and her recent arthritis diagnosis.

A former regular from the early days of the show (episode 2). She performed a guest set about fast fashion and her fear of birds. She currently writes for Practical Jokers and does acting.

A former Kill Tony regular who started her career on the show. She performed a set focusing on her recent breakup with comedian Louis J. Gomez.

Originally from the Florida Panhandle. This was her final set as a weekly regular before moving to the 'original room' lineup. She started her comedy career on this show two years prior.

Weekly regular. She performed a minute about 'crazy sex' and Hillary Clinton. Ralphie May invited her to open for him at his upcoming shows on the spot.

A weekly regular who started her comedy career on Kill Tony. Her minute involved a prop (sunglasses) and jokes about gambling in Vegas and dating a blackjack player. The guests critiqued her use of a prop for a one-minute set.

A weekly regular who has been performing a new minute for two years. She dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. Her set focused on the Confederate flag and joint Facebook accounts.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. She performed a minute about dating jealousy and Game of Thrones. She mentioned having about 15 minutes of solid material built from her weekly sets.

A weekly regular who started her comedy career on Kill Tony. She is a University of Florida dropout. Her set this week focused on sexual encounters and porn star tropes.

A weekly regular who performed a topical minute about a recent shooting. She is a University of Florida dropout who started her comedy career on the show.

A weekly regular from Florida who has been performing on the show for two years. Her minute focused on her estranged father who reportedly won a large lawsuit. Tony announced she would be doing a guest set at the Irvine Improv.

A weekly regular who dropped out of university to pursue comedy. Her minute focused on a friend's story about a four-man sexual encounter. The panel praised the set for having a strong punchline and being the 'realest' set of the night.

A weekly regular who has been doing comedy for two years since starting on the show. She performed a new minute about visiting her family in Florida and smoking weed with her mom. She is originally from Florida and is of Puerto Rican descent.

Originally from Florida, she started her stand-up career on Kill Tony two years prior to this episode. She is a weekly regular known for her dark and personal material. Her interview focused on her dating life and abandonment issues.

A weekly regular and former University of Florida student. Her set covered bisexual boyfriends and her personal experiences with sexual assault. She mentioned she usually tests her minutes at a few open mics before performing them on the show.

A University of Florida dropout and weekly regular on the show. She has been doing stand-up and Kill Tony for nearly two years at the time of this recording.

A weekly regular who has been performing on the show for a year and a half. She did a new minute about the differences between 'gay gyms' and 'straight gyms' in Hollywood. The panel praised her evolving stage presence.

A weekly regular who has been writing a new minute for a year and a half. She recently signed with a commercial agency. Her set focused on casual sex and her 'mean' resting face.

A weekly regular who has been with the show since the beginning. She performs a new minute about dating and emotional attachment.

A weekly regular and Florida college dropout who performed a new minute about joining a gym to find guys. She included a reference to Sir Mix-a-Lot in her set. The panel encouraged her to lean further into a 'crazy girl' persona for her comedy.

A weekly regular from Florida who dropped out of college to pursue comedy in LA. She performed a new minute about Florida sports team names and Dan Marino. Tony joked that her Dan Marino punchline was very similar to one of his own bits.

A weekly regular from Florida who has been doing comedy for a year and a half since her debut on the show. She performed a new minute about her alcoholic father and his 'disappearing act.' She mentioned an upcoming gig in La Jolla.

A weekly regular who started her comedy career on the show after dropping out of the University of Florida. She has been performing for a year and a half.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy after her first appearance on the show. She is currently undefeated in the Comedy Store's Roast Battle.

A weekly regular who started her comedy career on Kill Tony. She is a college dropout from Florida and is active in the Roast Battle scene. Her minute focused on the persistence of Sallie Mae debt collectors.

A weekly regular and University of Florida dropout who started her comedy career on the show. Her new minute included jokes about Fifty Shades of Grey and female friendships. Tiffany Haddish particularly enjoyed her take on women who claim to only get along with men.

A weekly regular known as the 'Florida Dropout' who had been performing on the show for a year and a half. Her minute focused on her dislike of being forced to give hugs to strangers and acquaintances.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. Her minute focused on Fifty Shades of Grey and her preference for unavailable men.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. Her minute focused on a joke about phone sex and vibrate settings. Tony noted she has been opening for Sebastian Maniscalco recently.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. Her set focuses on dating, trust issues, and 'friends with benefits'.

A weekly regular who has been doing comedy for a year and a half after dropping out of the University of Florida. She performs a new minute about gender inequality and relationships.

A weekly regular originally from Florida who dropped out of college to pursue comedy. She discussed bombing a 25-minute set in front of her family in her hometown.

A weekly regular who has been performing on the show for about a year and a half. Her minute was based on a news headline about a man smoking weed and performing oral sex on a horse. She also joked about picky eaters who are otherwise promiscuous.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. She performs a minute about birth control and her Puerto Rican heritage. The interview features a highly awkward interaction with the 'Autistic Patriot' character.

Weekly regular who started her journey on the show. She performs a minute about people whose faces don't match their names.

A weekly regular originally from Vero Beach, Florida, who dropped out of the University of Florida. She has been a regular on the show for a year and a half.

A weekly regular and undefeated Roast Battle champion originally from Florida. Her set included topical jokes about Charles Manson getting married and the crowded nature of Los Angeles. She mentioned she currently works at a production company while pursuing comedy.

A weekly regular and Roast Battle champion often compared to Ronda Rousey. Her set included jokes about Charles Manson's marriage and birth control. She mentioned she still works at a production company while pursuing comedy.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy in LA. Her minute covered Lena Dunham and childhood stories, marking her 76th week on the show.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to do comedy. Her minute was about a man ordering decaf and chocolate milk at Starbucks at 7:30 AM.

A weekly regular and college dropout from Florida. Her set this week focused on 'creepy girlfriend' behavior and stalking a guy she saw at an improv show.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. She works as a receptionist and performed a new minute regarding BuzzFeed quizzes and gay history.

A weekly regular originally from Florida who started her stand-up career on the show. She performed a minute about dating and fish metaphors.

Weekly regular. She recently turned 24 and discussed a recent trip to Las Vegas with Tony. Her set touched on her struggles with college algebra and a topical joke about the New England Patriots.

A weekly regular and college dropout from Florida. Her minute focused on her 'creepy' behavior regarding a guy she saw at an improv show. She has been a regular since her very first time doing stand-up on the show.

A weekly regular who moved to LA from Florida after dropping out of college to pursue comedy. She performed a new minute about the 'pay it forward' trend at Starbucks and the culture of Los Angeles. She has appeared on every episode since her first bucket pull.

A weekly regular who started her stand-up career on this podcast. She performed a new minute regarding her dating preferences and birth control, receiving feedback on her use of filler words.

A weekly regular who performed a minute about her mother's weight and dating an NFL player. The set ended with a joke about 'D1' sperm that the panel found confusing.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy after her first set on the show. Her minute focused on 'recycling' ex-boyfriends and environmentalism. She asked the guests for an opening spot during her interview.

Weekly regular and Florida native who joked about the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. She suggested people should raise money to pay her cable bill instead of dumping water.

A weekly regular who dropped out of college in Florida to pursue comedy after her first appearance on the show. She performed a topical set regarding the recent passing of Robin Williams.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy in LA after her first appearance on the show. Her minute focused on long-distance relationships and shopping for adult toys on Groupon.

A weekly regular who dropped out of college in Florida to pursue comedy in LA after her first appearance on the show. She is 23 years old and performs a new minute every week.

A weekly regular who dropped out of college in Florida to pursue comedy in LA after her first appearance on the show. Her set focuses on her mother's midlife crisis and dating a 25-year-old.

A weekly regular from Florida who dropped out of college to pursue comedy. She performed a new minute about wakes, dead people, and the phrase 'in it to win it'. The panel encouraged her to talk more about her personal life and her Puerto Rican heritage.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy in LA. Her minute focused on dating a bisexual man and her mother's cheap tendencies while visiting Hollywood. She has been performing a new minute every week for over a year.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy after starting on the show. Her minute involved a graphic story about a disturbing Instagram DM involving a dog. The panel discussed the difficulty of making such dark topics work in a short set.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy in LA after her first appearance on the show. She admitted to having a rough week and not having a fully prepared new minute, leading to a self-deprecating interview. She had been doing stand-up for just over a year at the time of this recording.

A 23-year-old regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. She performs a minute about dating, cooking, and her 'push out pull out' method of birth control.

A weekly regular who has been doing a new minute every week for over a year. For this episode, she experimented with a one-liner style rather than her usual storytelling. She dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy in LA.

A weekly regular and college dropout from Florida. Her minute focused on profiling people who buy guns based on their creepy mugshots. The panel discussed the nuances of using the word 'dapper' to describe criminals.

A weekly regular who famously dropped out of college to pursue comedy after her first set on the show. She performed a minute about being half Puerto Rican and having an absent father, leading to a discussion about being 'fertile and lonely.' The panel praised her for reducing her use of 'um' and 'you know' during her set.

A University of Florida dropout celebrating her one-year anniversary in stand-up comedy. Her minute focused on a childhood memory of a neglected kid wearing jean shorts in winter. Tony suggested she lean more into her 'trashy Florida' roots for future sets.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. She performed a dark minute about repressed memories and her father. She had been doing stand-up for about a year at this time.

A weekly regular who famously dropped out of college to pursue comedy after her first set on the show. Her minute covers her Puerto Rican heritage, her absent father, and being 'lonely and fertile'.

A weekly regular who started her comedy career on the show after dropping out of the University of Florida. Her minute focused on pheromones and the confusion of being a 23-year-old woman. The guests advised her to be more direct with her premises rather than asking the audience questions.

A weekly regular from Florida who has been doing comedy for about a year. She performed a dark minute about a man feeding a kidnapped child to the child's mother in the form of spaghetti.

Weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy in Hollywood. She joked about the Donald Sterling situation and racist terminology used on Facebook. She is noted for being close friends with fellow regular Sara Weinshenk.

A weekly regular who dropped out of college to pursue comedy after starting on the show. Her set focused on bad drivers in Los Angeles.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida after her first set on Kill Tony. She has been doing comedy for 10 months and currently works at a production company. Her minute is about the similarities between having a new puppy and a new Asian roommate.

Weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. Her minute focuses on the awkward dynamic of her 45-year-old mother dating younger men while she dates older men. She has been a regular since the early episodes of the show.

A weekly regular who started her comedy career on the show. She performed a series of short, experimental one-liners from a notepad.

A weekly regular originally from Florida. She jokes about her father only calling twice a year and her 'rockin hot body'. The panel discusses the difficulty of using looks in self-deprecating humor.

A weekly regular who started her comedy career on the show after dropping out of college in Florida. She performed a set about dieting and Asian stereotypes, and Tony mentioned she would be joining the crew for the upcoming road shows.

A weekly regular originally from Florida. She performed a minute about how boners are flattering and how people show signs of giving up on life by becoming Mary Kay consultants. The panel discussed refining her premises about social media and high school friends.

A weekly regular who had been doing comedy for seven or eight months at the time, having started on the show. She is half Puerto Rican and half Irish/Native American and dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. Her set focused on the idea of evil baby gangs.

Weekly regular and Florida State dropout who moved to LA to do comedy. Her set focused on a college heartbreak and a boyfriend who turned out to be gay.

A weekly regular who dropped out of college to pursue comedy after her first set on Kill Tony. She performed a minute about a woman who chopped off her husband's penis. She was announced as part of the crew for the upcoming road show in San Diego.

A weekly regular who dropped out of Florida State University to pursue comedy after her first set on the show. Her set covered bathroom statistics and a joke about being the abusive one in a relationship. The panel suggested she avoid telling the audience she is about to say something 'funny'.

A weekly regular who dropped out of college to pursue comedy after her first spot on the show. Her set covered elevator buttons and 'tough cookies'. She is noted for her rapid growth as a performer since starting on the podcast.

A weekly regular who famously dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy in LA. Her set focused on people with 'Blessed' tattoos. The hosts encouraged her to memorize her tags better to maintain the flow of her performance.

Weekly regular who performed a set about the different levels of flamboyant gay men. She is a college dropout who has been developing her comedy weekly on the show.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy. She performed a dark set about her childhood and family dynamics.

A weekly regular who dropped out of college to do comedy. She performed a minute about her roommate's loud sex life. The judges suggested she flip her setups and punchlines to improve the structure.

A weekly regular who dropped out of the University of Florida four and a half months ago to pursue comedy. She currently works as a production assistant for FremantleMedia on American Idol. She performed a new minute about college values.

A weekly regular who performed a set about dating filters and a 'reverse rape joke' involving roofies. The guests had mixed reactions to the abrasive nature of the content relative to her sweet appearance.

She joked about the jealousy she feels toward a woman who started a professional cuddling business. The panel noted she is very likable and presentable. They suggested she refine the 'math' of the joke to make the punchlines hit harder.

A weekly regular who performed a set about her 18-year-old sister becoming hotter than her. The panel advised her to add punchlines about sabotaging her sister's looks to avoid just sounding jealous. She is a frequent performer alongside Sarah Mostajabi.

Weekly regular. She performed a bit about using Asian women to catch predators and the absurdity of 4D ultrasounds. The panel discussed her unique 'valley girl' vocal fry and suggested she use it to talk about serious global tragedies.

A weekly regular who joked about her history of dating 'thugs' and a specific fetish for men in wheelchairs. Tony advised her on whether or not to simplify the spelling of her last name for show business.

A weekly regular who has been on since episode one. She recently quit college to pursue stand-up full time and performed a bit about an orphan from Florida.

A weekly regular who performed a minute about her 12-year-old sister sexting. The panel found the material uncomfortable due to the age mentioned. She discussed her mother's reaction to her comedy.

A weekly regular who recently turned 23. Her set focused on being broke and a guy trying to steal change from her pocket while making out. The panel gave her 'tough love' regarding her performance compared to previous weeks.

A weekly regular who dropped out of college to pursue comedy in Hollywood. Her set included jokes about Miley Cyrus and gold digging, which the panel largely disliked compared to her usual personal material. She was preparing for a trip to Florida and was warned about being 'blacklisted' for missing future episodes.

A weekly regular from Florida who dropped out of college to pursue comedy. Her set focuses on dating and pretending to be sane in new relationships. This marks her 16th appearance on the show.

A weekly regular who Tony notes quit college to pursue comedy at the store. She joked about her 'comic diet' and her self-perception versus her dating life, receiving high praise from the guests.

A weekly regular who jokes about her mother calling her immature and current events like the CBS/Time Warner blackout. Tony praises her for consistently delivering a new minute each week.

A weekly regular who performed a minute about the double standards of how female comics dress. The panel discussed the challenges attractive women face in stand-up and suggested she focus on being 'herself' rather than a 'female comic'.

A weekly regular who performed a new minute about praying while high and accidentally putting a hundred-dollar bill in a church offering plate. Tony advised her to own the story as a true event rather than tiptoeing around it.

A weekly regular who tells a story about sneaking into her studio apartment inside a suitcase to avoid her landlord. Tony advises her to tighten the story into a more traditional joke structure.