KT #749 - SLY STALLONE (KYLE DUNNIGAN) + TONY YAYO

First bucket pull of the night. Originally from Orlando, moved to Austin in September and lives on East Fifth; about three years in comedy. Works retail at the Apple store in Barton Creek Mall and freestyle rapped over the band, roasting Tony and Redban.

Confirmed on mic it was his first time on the show. About 13 years in comedy; moved to Austin in March and lives in a converted ATV trailer with his 14-year-old dog. Former cannabis-industry worker turned reflexology/bodywork practitioner, and claims he once wrote Tony's Wikipedia page.

Introduced as a Hall of Fame regular with hundreds of appearances, billed as a long-awaited return. Did a fresh minute and traded roasts with Tony, Redban and both panel guests. Said he is out on the Killers of Kill Tony tour.

Said this was his second appearance. 22 years old, about two and a half years in comedy, lives alone in an Austin apartment on roughly $30k inherited from his grandparents. Long interview about recently losing his virginity to an open-micer; received a little joke book.

Returning performer who said it was his best set on the show so far. From Orange County, SoCal; started comedy in Austin and has been here almost four years (four years in comedy in May). Delivers groceries for a living, collects toy cars, and got a big joke book.

Billed as the newest regular and the dark storm of Atlanta; did a brand new two-plus minute set. Talked about roughly 17 years at an Atlanta car wash and years in restaurant customer service before comedy. Now headlining on tour.

Second time on the show. Tony walked back the previous Mitch Hedberg comparison, saying people had vouched that the one-liner style is genuinely his. Delivers food by bicycle in Austin, once delivered to Longhorns coach Sarkisian, and got a big joke book.

Said on stage it was his first time ever doing stand-up, having wanted to try it for about three weeks. 47 years old, from Pennsylvania, works as a licensed investment adviser and repeatedly said he could not discuss his work. Tony cut the interview short and told him not to sign up again.

Introduced as the most powerful bucket pull in the show's history and given free rein. Did roughly fifteen minutes of chaos, restarting his entrance three times and performing through an older black man who lip-synced while Timmy spoke off mic. Received a big joke book.

Returning performer who last appeared about two months earlier. Around 50 years old with about six months in comedy and 33 times on stage; moved to Austin in August and lives in the motor home his late father left him, about two miles from the club. Formerly in insurance, now DoorDashes on a motorcycle; kept his little joke book.

Introduced as the last bucket pull of the night and as one of the show's own team members, doing a brand new minute. Works backstage opening one half of the curtain and helping assemble the LED table; 45 years old with an 11-year-old daughter and a 26-year-old son. Said he previously served time for manufacturing methamphetamine.

Closed the show with the most appearances and interviews in Kill Tony history, introduced as the Memphis Strangler and the big red machine. Interview covered his rowing machine, a 1000-piece cake jigsaw puzzle, Metamucil and his digestion, plus a roast battle with Redban. Named a Predator scene as his favourite Stallone work before correcting to Rocky III.