KT #202

Dom Irrera joined the panel on Kill Tony #202 (Mar 30, 2017).

Moshe Kasher joined the panel on Kill Tony #202 (Mar 30, 2017).

Eric Schryock performed a standup set focused on his experience with sleep apnea and the machine he uses to breathe while sleeping, while during the interview, he discussed his job as an HR manager, his hobby of airsofting, and his golden retriever named Waffles, this performance marked his first time ever doing standup comedy.

During the interview, the performer discussed owning a pet boa constrictor named Tony and having dreadlocks for four years. Patrick B performed a stand-up set about moving from Oahu, Hawaii, to Los Angeles and losing a job as a beach boy. The performer also mentioned having legal warrants and living in shared housing where the other residents are unaware of the snake.

The panel discussed the performer's appearance, joking that they looked like a character actor for a haunted house or someone who escaped Scientology. Joey Newfield performed a stand-up set about the differences between recreational weed and medical marijuana, comparing the latter to a chaotic mix of various drugs and alcohol, while during the interview, the performer mentioned being a bartender in Glendale who recently moved to Los Angeles from Florida.

Johnny Roth performed a stand-up set focused on his Texas roots, joking about the ingredients of lean and suggesting that street talk should incorporate more sports references, while during the interview, he discussed his background in Houston real estate, his move to Los Angeles, and his unusual pet, a bumblebee he kept under a plastic cup.

Ali Macofsky performed a stand up set and discussed working at a movie theater during the interview. Macofsky also spoke about the experience of being a twin.

During the interview, he discussed working at a tanning salon for two years, playing rugby in Ohio, and having sex in a closet during his grandmother's funeral. Tim Bramer performed a set about pretending to be a child at a restaurant to get chicken fingers and hugging a waiter to make him uncomfortable. He also mentioned that he has been doing stand-up for one year and currently lives in Los Angeles.