Matt Devlin

Originally from Boston, he has been doing comedy for about 15 years and appeared on the very first episode of Kill Tony. He previously worked for NASA for 13 years. He is friends with Tony's brother in Venice Beach.

1. 48:12

   Episode #399

   Oct 16, 2019

   Bucket Pull

   Guests: Tom Rhodes, Eddie Pepitone.

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2. 1:14:59

   Episode #63

   Sep 2, 2014

   Bucket Pull

   Matt Devlin discussed the population of Venice and a recent incident where a man was killed by lightning. He compared this to a simultaneous freak accident in Venice, Florida, where a man was reportedly killed by a plane on a beach.

   Guests: Brent Morin, Rick Glassman.

   Watch set at 1:14:59View episode #63
3. 50:04

   Episode #13

   Sep 25, 2013

   Bucket Pull

   A comedian from Boston who performed dark, topical material about jerking off to tragedies like the Yosemite fire. The panel noted his material was very dark but delivered with conviction.

   Guests: Doug Benson.

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4. 54:10

   Episode #9

   Aug 14, 2013

   Bucket Pull

   Matt Devlin delivered rapid-fire jokes about Trayvon Martin, accidentally urinating on a toilet seat while not wearing socks, and gun control. He suggested that to get assault rifle reform, someone would need to shoot up a pet store, and joked that Planned Parenthood should use Groupon, the panel praised him as a professional who tours the country.

   Guests: Bobby Lee.

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5. 38:44

   Episode #1

   Jun 14, 2013

   Bucket Pull

   Matt Devlin performed a set where he joked about not making 9/11 jokes because the good ones are already taken and do not translate well into English, while during his interview, he mentioned growing up in Pembroke, Massachusetts, and discussed the driving time between his hometown and Worcester.

   Guests: Rick Ingraham.

   Watch set at 38:44View episode #1

Career Arc

Matt Devlin is originally from Boston. He first appears in the archive on #1 (Jun 14, 2013), as a bucket pull.

The archive records 5 sets over 6 years and 4 months, from #1 (Jun 14, 2013) to #399 (Oct 16, 2019). There are 61 months between the recorded sets on #63 and #399. The most frequent shared lineups are with Frank Castillo (3 episodes) and Kenny Lion (3 episodes). The most recent recorded set is on #399 (Oct 16, 2019), listed as a bucket pull.

First pulled from the bucket in episode number 1.