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Kill Tony #108 (Aug 2, 2015) with panel guests Bryan Callen and Brody Stevens

KT #108

Released Aug 2, 20151h 23mThe Comedy Store, Los Angeles, CA8 comedians32K views
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Lineup

  1. 1
    Tam Pham11:22Bucket Pull

    Tony jokes about his 'Asian Hitler' haircut. He has been on the show multiple times and wears a custom 'Tam Tam Comedy' t-shirt. He performed for 53 seconds.

  2. 2
    Eric Carter21:21Bucket Pull

    He admits to repeating a joke about Hillary Clinton and the Oval Office. He is from Mississippi and works as a food runner at Camacho's Mexican restaurant at City Walk. He has been pulled from the bucket multiple times before.

  3. 3
    Renata Aurash36:25Bucket Pull

    Originally from Russia, she moved to Seattle eight years ago and had been in LA for one month at the time of recording. She has been doing comedy for one year and works as a host at Beer Belly. She brought a plastic cup to the stage that she claimed contained oil.

  4. 4
    Jesse Rothenberg47:50Bucket Pull

    Age 23, from Philadelphia who moved to LA nine months prior. He works as an economic analyst and performed a set centered on the right for men to wear shorts. He was wearing a knee brace due to a torn ACL.

  5. 5
    Bianca Cristovão55:58Bucket Pull

    Originally from the Czech Republic, she moved to LA five years ago for film school. She has been doing stand-up for about a year and a half. Tony and the guests were highly impressed by her set, and Brody Stevens offered her a spot on his Friday show.

  6. 6
    Mark Stephens1:04:53Bucket Pull

    Originally from Boston, he spent time in Toronto earning a writing degree before moving to LA to work as an Uber driver. He claims to have started comedy 9 years ago but took a long break, his set involved a story about his mother dealing with his dyslexia, which included him slapping his own forehead.

  7. 7
    Sara Weinshenk1:12:20Regular

    She performed a new minute about her fear of having a daughter who turns out exactly like her, co-host of the Dysentery podcast. She was 20 years old at the time.

  8. 8
    Kim Congdon1:17:16Regular

    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.