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Kill Tony #55 (Jun 30, 2014) with panel guests Bret Ernst and Mike Lawrence

KT #55

Released Jun 30, 20141h 26mThe Comedy Store, Los Angeles, CA7 comedians3.3K views
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Lineup

  1. 1
    Tyler Meznarich14:51Bucket Pull

    The panel discussed his lack of knowledge regarding Common Core math. He performed a set about the pointlessness of teaching Roman numerals to children. He has a jock-like appearance but claims to be a nerd.

  2. 2
    Brett Banta26:25Bucket Pull

    Did a minute about how his name sounds like a gladiator and joked about NFL player introductions, he attended Pensacola Junior College and CalArts, the panel encouraged him to use his real school names for better comedic effect.

  3. 3
    Chris?33:35Bucket Pull

    He told a joke about a British soldier who had the chance to kill Hitler in 1918 but let him go, the panel noted he looks like a character from a Spider-Man movie. He has been doing comedy for an unspecified amount of time but showed comfort on stage.

  4. 4
    Joe Carl49:05Bucket Pull

    He is half German and half Palestinian and has been doing comedy for about a month and a half. He works in the motion graphics industry and lives in Los Angeles, the panel advised him to use his real middle name, Abu Sakkar, as a stage name.

  5. 5
    Sean K1:00:59Bucket Pull

    His set focused on how he acts like different celebrities when he lacks sleep, age 21, comic from Fort Lauderdale who has been performing for about a year, the panel critiqued his lack of clear punchlines and advised him to record his sets.

  6. 6
    Kim Congdon1:12:06Regular

    The panel discussed the nuances of using the word 'dapper' to describe criminals, college dropout from Florida, her minute focused on profiling people who buy guns based on their creepy mugshots.

  7. 7
    Sara Weinshenk1:17:47Regular

    Performed a minute about her mother's obsession with collecting fortune cookie fortunes on the fridge, the panel suggested she lean more into the reality of her mother's behavior. She is known for her 'Princess Shank' persona.