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Kill Tony #229 (Sep 15, 2017) with panel guests Greg Fitzsimmons, Moshe Kasher and Jimmy Carr

KT #229

Released Sep 15, 20171h 54mThe Comedy Store, Los Angeles, CA8 comedians168K views
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Lineup

  1. 1
    Jay Whitaker11:59Bucket Pull

    From Salt Lake City, Utah, but originally born and raised in Glendale and Inglewood. He has been doing comedy for 14 years and works in military cybersecurity. He is a divorced father of a ten-year-old son named Dante.

  2. 2
    Mary Paquet21:11Bucket Pull

    An accountant from Studio City who has been doing stand-up for six years. She famously lost a finger in a table saw accident years ago. She is married to a culinary instructor.

  3. 3
    Josh Susman31:17Bucket Pull

    A local Los Angeles comedian who has been performing for two years. He works in film production driving motorhomes and art department vans. He mentioned his father owns an eyewear company.

  4. 4
    Dave Yates45:35Bucket Pull

    Originally from Illinois, he moved to LA in April and has been doing comedy for seven years. He is five years sober and produces his own brand of hot sauce using Carolina Reaper peppers. Tony invited him to perform at the Ice House.

  5. 5
    Lila Hart55:55Bucket Pull

    A Filipino comedian with spina bifida making her first appearance on the show. She previously worked 'midget gigs' but is transitioning into full-time comedy. Moshe Kasher offered to help her get a college agent.

  6. 6
    July Spencer1:11:01Bucket Pull

    Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, he has lived in LA for two years and has done stand-up fewer than 20 times. He works in catering and at LA Live. He has a DUI arrest on his record.

  7. 7
    Maki Leaper1:22:49Bucket Pull

    Age 23, comedian originally from Philadelphia who recently moved to East Hollywood. He has been doing comedy for two years and comes from a mixed Moroccan-Muslim and Christian household. Tony and the guests were highly impressed by his set.

  8. 8
    Tierney Macaulay1:34:59Bucket Pull

    Originally from Florida, she moved to LA in February and works in event production, she attended Gallaudet University, a prominent school for the deaf, despite being a hearing person. She has been doing comedy for about a year.