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Kill Tony #254 (Mar 8, 2018) with panel guests Jeff Ross

KT #254

Released Mar 8, 20181h 49mThe Comedy Store, Los Angeles, CA9 comedians168K views
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Lineup

  1. 1
    Jeff Ross6:23Guest

    Roastmaster General and long-time friend of the show. He was promoting his 'Bumping Mics' tour with Dave Attell and his appearance on the HBO show Crashing.

  2. 2
    Abraham Poche12:24Bucket Pull

    He joked about his son turning 18 and the end of child support payments, a project manager for the janitorial department at LA Union Station.

  3. 3
    Mitchell Blackburn22:04Bucket Pull

    This was his first time doing stand-up, and he told a long, awkward story about a Tinder date in his Volkswagen Jetta. An accountant originally from Michigan who had been in LA for three weeks.

  4. 4
    Eric Coleback40:11Bucket Pull

    A lift driver and actor from South Dakota who has been in LA for six years. He claimed to be able to fart on command but failed to perform the feat on stage.

  5. 5
    Elliot Armstrong49:14Bucket Pull

    He discussed his dislike for specific gym attire and his history of walking exotic dogs for his employers. A valet and personal assistant who has been doing comedy off and on for about three years.

  6. 6
    Malcolm Hatchett1:01:52Regular

    His second appearance on the show after a legendary debut two weeks prior. Originally from North Carolina, he was living in his car and working warehouse jobs while pursuing comedy.

  7. 7
    Mikey Korsane1:11:25Bucket Pull

    This was his first time doing stand-up, and he discussed the usage of the word 'cunt' in the UK. An actor from London who signed the bucket list thinking it was a guest list to enter the club.

  8. 8
    Vanessa Marie Lopez1:21:17Bucket Pull

    A paralegal and former server of 20 years who was in town from Florida for a funeral. This was her first time doing stand-up, which she did to prove to her boyfriend that he should try it too.

  9. 9
    Josh Blue1:31:19Bucket Pull

    He has been doing comedy for five years and joked about being biracial and his distinct afro hairstyle. A comedian originally from Wisconsin who had moved to LA six weeks prior.