
KT #399
Lineup
- 1Brandon McGee11:20Bucket Pull
He discussed his uncle's lifestyle and his plans to join the Air Force Special Forces, from Montclair. This was his first time ever doing stand-up comedy.
- 2Omar Guerrero20:14Bucket Pull
Works in construction and has been married for two weeks. This was his second time on stage, having previously performed on the show when Doug Benson was a guest. He mentioned his honeymoon in Ireland.
- 3Dante Cordova30:03Bucket Pull
Has been doing comedy for eight years and recently moved from San Diego to Los Angeles. He works at a sushi restaurant. He shared a graphic story about a sexual encounter with a friend named Cheddar.
- 4Reid Clark39:13Bucket Pull
Originally from Boulder, Colorado, he moved to LA in April and lives in a hostel. He has been doing comedy off and on for five or six years and has a degree in theatre, his family consists of several optometrists.
- 5Matt Devlin48:12Bucket Pull
Originally from Boston, he has been doing comedy for about 15 years and appeared on the very first episode of Kill Tony. He previously worked for NASA for 13 years. He is friends with Tony's brother in Venice Beach.
- 6Leah Mansfield57:42Bucket Pull
She discussed her father coming out as a crossdresser and her relationship with her executive girlfriend, originally from the Seattle/Bremerton area. She has been doing comedy for an 'embarrassing' length of time and delivered a highly praised set.
- 7William Montgomery1:09:51Regular
He read several short one-liner jokes from a notepad. Performed a set involving his health issues and Zantac. He mentioned being kicked out of his apartment and recently visiting the Philippines.
- 8David Lucas1:17:55Regular
He joked about his weight, Planet Fitness, and engaged in a roast session with Tony and the guests. This was his first official week as a regular performer. He mentioned he has stopped eating meat except for fish.
- 9Arden Myrin1:27:35Bucket Pull
He discussed his sobriety and his history of anxiety and self-harm. Originally from New Jersey, he started comedy in San Francisco five years ago. He is currently unemployed after a career in advertising and marketing.