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Kill Tony #103 (Jun 29, 2015) with panel guests Ian Edwards and Erik Griffin

KT #103

Released Jun 29, 20151h 21mThe Comedy Store, Los Angeles, CA10 comedians16K views
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Lineup

  1. 1
    Ian Edwards3:48Guest

    A professional stand-up comedian and writer who has worked with Conan O'Brien. He is a frequent guest on the show and provides veteran comedic advice.

  2. 2
    Erik Griffin3:49Guest

    A professional stand-up comedian known for his role on the show Workaholics. He is a recurring guest and friend of the host.

  3. 3
    Ryan Dalton8:43Bucket Pull

    Originally from Cleveland, he had just moved to Los Angeles a month prior to this performance. He has been doing stand-up for 11 years and is married to a nurse.

  4. 4
    Lane Smith Jr.15:26Bucket Pull

    An actor who appeared on True Detective and a Samsung commercial. He suffers from hyperhidrosis (sweaty hands) and has been on the show previously.

  5. 5
    Aaron Darling28:04Bucket Pull

    A comedian and host in the video game industry who has been doing stand-up for two to three years in LA, she recently quit her job and broke up with her boyfriend.

  6. 6
    David Deary37:21Bucket Pull

    Age 42, comedian who works in a pizza shop and has been skateboarding for 30 years. He has been doing comedy for 5 years and recently visited London.

  7. 7
    John Mitchell49:36Bucket Pull

    Originally from Portland, he moved to LA three years ago and has been doing stand-up for one year. He is a waiter at Al Gelato in Beverly Hills and started comedy after writing a screenplay.

  8. 8
    Robin Ryan56:14Bucket Pull

    A special education teacher for 10 years who lives in South LA, she previously taught in Georgia and California and uses comedy as an emotional outlet.

  9. 9
    Kim Congdon1:08:33Regular

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

  10. 10
    Sara Weinshenk1:12:51Regular

    She performs a new minute every week and often discusses observational or quirky topics, a regular known for her unique and 'weird' comedic style.