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Kill Tony #323 (Feb 8, 2019) with panel guests Dane Cook

KT #323

Released Feb 8, 20191h 27mThe Comedy Store, Los Angeles, CA10 comedians272K views
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Lineup

  1. 1
    Dane Cook6:02Guest

    Legendary stand-up comedian appearing as a guest for the first time. Tony mentions Cook's 'Vicious Circle' special was the reason he decided to become a comedian.

  2. 2
    Marc Quinn11:27Bucket Pull

    A retired police officer and veteran who uses the stage name Jim Perry. He has been doing open mics for a while but taking it seriously for the last year; he mentioned being injured on the job after volunteering to be tased.

  3. 3
    Ryan O'Flanagan20:31Bucket Pull

    An actor and comedian who works in background casting, including the show 'Superstore'. He played the piano during his interview and has been doing stand-up for a short time.

  4. 4
    Kevin Klatman30:42Bucket Pull

    Originally from Denver, Colorado, he had been in LA for one month at the time of recording. He has been doing comedy for five years and delivered a set with a distinct, high-energy persona.

  5. 5
    The Clutch Brothers40:37Bucket Pull

    Twin brothers David and Wesley who have been doing stand-up for three years. They recently moved to LA and live in a 'flophouse' with four other comedians.

  6. 6
    Don Barris48:09Bucket Pull

    He performed a very brief, one-line joke before leaving the stage. A Comedy Store legend and host of the Ding Dong Show who was invited up for a quick guest set.

  7. 7
    Daniel Magden49:13Bucket Pull

    Age 22, comedian from a small town in Missouri who works at Jersey Mike's. This was his second consecutive week being pulled from the bucket.

  8. 8
    Vanessa Johnston56:17Regular

    Originally from Baltimore (with African heritage), she had been in LA for five months and doing comedy for 18 months. She works as a hairstylist and behavioral specialist.

  9. 9
    William Montgomery1:06:18Regular

    Performed a new minute with his parents, Larry and Frances, in the audience. He previously did stand-up in Memphis for 12 years before moving to Los Angeles.

  10. 10
    Ken Pera1:14:36Bucket Pull

    He discussed being a pathological liar and performed a freestyle rap at the end of his interview, age 35, comedian who has been performing for only a couple of months.