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Kill Tony #206 (Apr 21, 2017) with panel guests Jeff Danis and Ryan O'neill

KT #206

Released Apr 21, 20171h 26mThe Comedy Store, Los Angeles, CA7 comedians38K views
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Lineup

  1. 1
    Daniel Webb10:03Bucket Pull

    His set focused on Family Feud and the United Airlines flight incident. Originally from Texas, he has been in Los Angeles for one month. He has been doing comedy for four years and works as a hostess/waitress.

  2. 2
    Ryan Heron17:35Bucket Pull

    From Moorpark, California, this was his second time ever doing stand-up comedy. He works as a dishwasher at a Thai restaurant and recently started practicing Jiu-Jitsu. His set covered 'Color Runs' and arm wrestling his girlfriend.

  3. 3
    Tate Winston30:42Bucket Pull

    A tennis instructor from New Jersey currently living in New York City. He has been doing comedy for two years and mentioned having dyslexia and chronic anxiety. He performed a bit about 'Pope Sean Paul'.

  4. 4
    Jonathan Flanagan40:22Bucket Pull

    A returning performer who works as a bartender at 'The Room' in Hollywood. He coaches a women's recreational basketball team and played junior college basketball in Fullerton, he fell down the stairs while exiting the stage.

  5. 5
    Kevin Mack52:22Bucket Pull

    Tony roasted his 'douchey' Instagram account, which has 38,000 followers. An actor who has been doing stand-up in LA for five months. He claimed to be friends with Chris Brown and recently spoke to his father for the first time.

  6. 6
    Ali Macofsky1:08:35Regular

    Her set discussed her religious upbringing and her new haircut, debuted a new shaved head look. She is 21 years old, has been doing comedy for three years, and works at a French restaurant in Los Feliz.

  7. 7
    Richard Bowen1:17:37Bucket Pull

    He has a tattoo of a Swatch watch on his wrist and produces a monthly joke zine, originally from Burlington, Vermont, he builds skate parks for a living. He has been doing comedy for three years and is known for a rapid-fire one-liner style.

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