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Kill Tony #603 (Apr 3, 2023) with panel guests Shane Gillis

KT #603

Released Apr 3, 20231h 54mComedy Mothership, Austin, TX10 comedians4.7M views
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Lineup

  1. 1
    Shane Gillis8:07Guest

    A frequent guest and close friend of the host. He is a professional comedian known for his podcast and stand-up specials.

  2. 2
    Hans Kim10:26Regular

    He discusses his new relationship and drug use with his girlfriend. Originally lived in his van before finding success on the show.

  3. 3
    Frank Ramos18:39Bucket Pull

    This was his first time doing stand-up, and he discussed his dating life and drone racing hobby. A software engineer who moved from Los Angeles to Austin two years ago.

  4. 4
    Alex Olinger32:06Bucket Pull

    He stands at 5'5" and jokes about his height and building custom home features like sex dungeons. A construction worker from Austin who has performed on the show twice before.

  5. 5
    Hans Hilton40:47Bucket Pull

    He has been doing comedy for one year and joked about his vasectomy and his three children, a knife salesman for Cutco for 21 years, originally from California.

  6. 6
    David Lucas49:16Regular

    He engaged in a roast battle with Shane Gillis and an arm-wrestling match with Tony Hinchcliffe, a regular known for his roasting skills.

  7. 7
    Callen Glough1:00:33Bucket Pull

    He discussed his past acting roles and his preference for dating Latin women. Originally from Iowa and working in tech sales, he has been doing comedy for a year and a half.

  8. 8
    Nick James1:11:46Bucket Pull

    A telemarketer from Connecticut who has lived in Austin for seven months. He has been doing comedy for four years and shared stories about his experiences with psychedelics.

  9. 9
    Emily Qureshi1:25:29Bucket Pull

    She has been doing comedy for three years and demonstrated her ability to lick her own elbow. A Canadian comedian and server from a small town near Toronto who is visiting Austin for a month.

  10. 10
    Casey Rocket1:36:56Regular

    He is known for his high-energy, prop-heavy, and riff-based comedic style, a local Austin legend and door guy at the club who filled in for William Montgomery.