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Kill Tony #262 (Apr 27, 2018) with panel guests Steve Lemme and Kevin Heffernan

KT #262

Released Apr 27, 20181h 53mThe Comedy Store, Los Angeles, CA8 comedians70K views
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Lineup

  1. 1
    Alex Simon13:53Bucket Pull

    From Los Angeles, identifies as a 23-year-old transgender Jew. Has been doing comedy for two years and busks as a harmonica player for a living, hobbies include fire eating and ventriloquism.

  2. 2
    Mario Tonti26:18Bucket Pull

    He discussed living in a building with five registered sex offenders, a chef living in Van Nuys with only a few weeks in comedy. This was his second time on the show.

  3. 3
    Dan Devon35:07Bucket Pull

    Originally from Orlando, Florida, and has lived in LA for a year and a half. Claims to be a workaholic despite being currently unemployed, he admitted to being high on 'Strawberry Fields' marijuana during the set.

  4. 4
    Nick Country44:57Bucket Pull

    He performed a Bill Cosby impression during his interview. Originally from Philadelphia, he has lived in LA for 17 years and is on disability for mental health reasons. He is a fine artist who paints and sculpts.

  5. 5
    Carl Freeman57:15Bucket Pull

    Born and raised in Los Angeles, he started comedy a month prior after surviving a car accident. He previously owned a silk-screening clothing company and worked as a music producer. He shared stories of being homeless three times and sleeping in a mall garage.

  6. 6
    Malcolm Hatchett1:10:46Regular

    He discussed his new catchphrase 'Lay Down' and his history of selling drugs back home. From North Carolina who recently moved to LA. He currently lives in his car and receives support from fans via Venmo.

  7. 7
    Justin Elliott1:19:36Bucket Pull

    He told a detailed story about being caught cheating by his girlfriend via an Apple Watch GPS. Originally from Miami, he works as a college admissions counselor, he admitted to having a bad experience with oral sex that turned him off from it.

  8. 8
    Sean Cuthand1:36:16Bucket Pull

    He discussed his First Nations heritage and his 'Snipe' clan, an indigenous Canadian from Saskatchewan visiting LA for a week on a 'comedy excursion.'. He has been doing open mics for seven months and works as an admin assistant in a native government office.

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