KT #197

Jesse Walmart, a comedian from the Bronx, jokes about his ambiguous ethnicity and looking like a casual terrorist, while during the interview, he discusses being fired from a restaurant and recounts a story about his cousin catching him masturbating in a bathroom while staying at his house.

Hostile Takeover performs a set about the differences between white and black people in interracial relationships, specifically mentioning the tradition of reading The Night Before Christmas. He mentions he is from San Bernardino and works at a warehouse.

Coleman Cox jokes about a bar sign offering beer cheaper than gas and mentions his girlfriend having multiple sclerosis, in the interview, he discusses being fired from jobs at a telemarketing company, Amnesty International, and a mattress store.

Justin Glockler jokes about dating homeless women and his past relationship with cocaine, while during a long interview, he plays the guitar, mentions working at the Cheesecake Factory, and claims he was born in the UK and raised in Reno.

The Versee Triplets joke about their past as child actors and filming a commercial in Africa. They discuss living together, working in their parents' construction business, and their experience performing solo sets on the show in previous weeks.

Scott Cohen, an Australian performing stand-up for the first time, jokes about having bladder cancer and the resulting small size of his bladder, he details his medical history, including nine surgeries and the cancer spreading to his lung.

Bryan Callen joined the panel on Kill Tony #197 (Feb 21, 2017).

Brendan Schaub joined the panel on Kill Tony #197 (Feb 21, 2017).