
KT #772 - JOE DEROSA + TIM BUTTERLY (DALLAS)
- Recorded
- Mar 28, 2026
- Published
- Jun 16, 2026
- Venue
- Dallas, TX
- Runtime
- 2h 32m
Panel
JOE DEROSA
TIM BUTTERLY (DALLAS)
Lineup
17 on stage- 1Dedrick Flynn8:49Regular
Opened the show as the featured regular, introduced as 'the dark storm of Austin, Texas' (formerly of Atlanta). Set was about deciding he has never actually forgiven anyone, plus a beef with his white nephew over a laser-tag 'your mama' insult. Wore a Legolas/Lord of the Rings jersey that the panel roasted all segment; also mocked for his Buc-ee's-adjacent look.
- 2Hefe17:53Bucket Pull
First bucket pull of the night, one-word stage name. Set about visiting his grandfather in Vegas (six wives, five named Barbara) ending in an adoption reveal; he ran over time and asked to finish the tag, which bombed. Says three years in comedy, lives in Wichita Falls, runs a printing business and calls himself an artist first, ex-military (finance) and an 'ex-Florida man' - Tony accused him of near stolen valor. Flipped off the crowd on the way out.
- 3Lawton Parnell25:26Bucket Pull
Kill Tony debut, flew in from West Virginia just for this show and flies out the next day. About 10 years in comedy; works as a commercial real estate appraiser. Dark one-liners about a roommate's crying girlfriend, his childhood babysitter, and eating ham instead of brushing his teeth. Told a story about installing a security system for a couple with a permanently-on porn channel in their bathroom. Joe DeRosa praised how his look, persona and material all matched; Tony invited him to the Secret Show Thursday.
- 4Liz Splat31:11Featured
Introduced as Dallas's own, now based in Austin - a former Mothership door person who is the full-time opener/feature for Ari Matti. Set was about being sent to fat camp as a kid and being 'the hot one' there ('prison rich', 'I'm an avocado'). From East Dallas / Lakewood, went to high school in Oak Cliff. Ended by calling out shot girl Heidi and challenging her to a twerk-off, which turned into a long crowd-pleasing bit.
- 5Marco Garcia37:04Bucket Pull
Two years in comedy, born and raised in Dallas (Oak Cliff). Set was all 'I'm bad with money' runners - credit card debt Instagram ads, a therapist who blackmailed him, being waterboarded with Pedialyte at a bar. Currently unemployed; works as a lifeguard when employed, which produced a very long interview about the two Black people he half-saved at a pool in the hood. Tony told him to slow his delivery down for a room this size.
- 6Albert Moreno43:36Bucket Pull
Two and a half years in comedy, mostly in Fort Worth (started at Hyenas); from Weatherford/Wells area about 40 minutes west. Jokes about a religious upbringing where shooting stars meant someone cast out of heaven ('damn, another priest') and being a bad Mexican who goes to therapy. Just got fired from Amazon for speeding in an electric van and starts a new Amazon job Tuesday. Raised in a tiny Spanish-language doomsday church he did not leave until 23 - the preacher broadcasts live from Puerto Rico. Joe DeRosa praised him for not panicking when the cat sound hit.
- 7Colt McNeely51:38Golden Ticket
Kill Tony production crew member (the one who wrangles performers backstage) and a golden ticket winner from a Hyenas show in Dallas six or seven years ago. From Allen, Texas; now lives in Austin. Jokes about the all-female Holes remake, a stroke center, and Melania Trump. Fourth-degree Taekwondo black belt and a world-class yo-yoer - did a yo-yo routine to music. Ran his 'Tony, I gotta tell you' catchphrase repeatedly and plugged Kill Tony fingerboards.
- 8Ashley Knox57:25Bucket Pull
Returning performer - had been on once before in a hoodie, which is why Tony did not recognize her. Single mom of two (about to be 15 and 9) with jokes about terrible taste in men and her 14-year-old son's Google history. Owns an entertainment company, hosts about four karaoke and comedy open mics a week around DFW and is producing a statewide standup competition; career sales background since age 14. Recently un-engaged - Tony had predicted on her earlier appearance that her fiance would cheat. Crowd made her do jumping jacks, which started the running 'jump' chant for the rest of the night.
- 9Scott Ramos1:04:30Bucket Pull
Says 8 to 10 years in comedy but 'bullshitting' for six of them. Set about being a terrible coworker and a fake stolen-valor exchange ('two tours in Dallas'). Works for Spectrum; on workers comp after falling through a hole the previous Tuesday - 34 stitches, leg in a pink bandage, which he unwrapped on stage to show the crowd. Did a chaotic partial set of jumping jacks anyway and came back in for daps with Tony, spooking security.
- 10Aya1:12:00Featured
Another Kill Tony crew member, born and raised in Garland, Texas, and a recurring performer on the show. Brand new minute about her little cousin thinking gay people are a waste of sperm, recycling as deciding your trash goes to heaven, and being skeptical of lesbians ('you'd have a pocket...'). Moroccan; bonded with Joe DeRosa over both being Arab (he is mostly Egyptian). Interviewed band leader D Madness about his porn preferences, which became the segment's biggest bit. Tony called her a future star who is always genuinely sweet rather than doing a character. Name spelling is the weakest in this list - captions rendered it only as 'ya'.
- 11Tom Kuetski?1:21:48Bucket Pull
Polish comic, a returning face ('Tom is back') who had spent three months in Austin last year and landed back in America one week before this show, driving up from Austin. Set was about Polish accents not being sexy, Poland having no oil, and Poles being 'white people without white privilege.' Speaks Spanish as his mandatory second language because of German-related PTSD. Tony brought a Latina audience member on stage for his first Latina kiss and he refused out of loyalty to his girlfriend in Poland, so band member Michael Gonzales kissed her instead. Invited to the Secret Show. Surname is heavily mangled by the auto-captions.
- 12Gil1:30:53Bucket Pull
One-word name, has done standup only about 10 times and started very nervous before building to a strong finish - Tony called it the most blatantly improving set he had ever seen. Jokes about Pope Gregory hating cats, incest/'recess', a crocodile-alligator pun ('I'm Cayman'), and furries. From Atlanta, now living in Panama City Beach; former electrician, currently unemployed, divorced, handlebar mustache, Kill Tony tattoo. The interview ran the longest of the night and centered on his 18-year-old son stabbing him four times, once in the skull, during a fight about his girlfriend's bank card.
- 13Martin Phillips1:44:56Golden Ticket
Introduced as one of the greatest golden ticket winners in show history, with more opening spots and more all-time spots than any other golden ticket winner. Jokes about being too squeamish to be a surgeon, distrusting doctors, and overhearing hotel sex. Brought a homemade invention: crushed soda cans duct-taped to old sneakers as DIY tap shoes, which he demonstrated. Also did the crowd-demanded 10 jumping jacks, and riffed with Tim Butterly about Tim's thousand batting average from one college at-bat.
- 14Steven Taco1:52:03Bucket Pull
First time ever signing up, six years in comedy out of Fort Worth (Hyenas). Set about beekeeping - Africanized bees making crack, bees as the ultimate communists. Part-time beekeeper, server at Riscky's Barbecue in downtown Fort Worth; got into bees via an uncle who made $1,000 in four hours at a farmers market. Wore a shirt covered in a photo of his mother missing a tooth. Revealed he just got out of a year in prison for possession of methamphetamine (under a gram) and is 15 months sober, then told long stories about a 68-man dorm, the shower list, and a pimp who rented out a waterproof binder of pictures for two soups.
- 15Trenton Thibodeaux2:03:00Bucket Pull
Final bucket pull of the night and his second Kill Tony appearance - the first was at the Mothership in 2023 when he was about a year in. Now three years and change into comedy. Jokes about losing his virginity to a female magician, a New Year's resolution to storm the capitol again, and reading Chinese tattoos as Panda Express menu items. Lives in Mineral Wells (population 16,946, which he quoted exactly), about an hour from Dallas; fries chicken at a restaurant and has for nine years. Dad was just laid off after 27 years as superintendent of the street department; mom is a drug and alcohol counselor. Lost about a year of memory after being hit by a semi-truck before his first appearance. Did the 10 jumping jacks without being asked twice.
- 16William Montgomery2:09:42Regular
Hall of Famer with the record for most appearances and most interviews in show history, introduced with his full nickname reel (Vanilla Gorilla, Memphis Strangler, Goliath of Grand Prairie, Duke of Dallas, Mayor of Mineral Wells). Unusually topical minute this week - Tiger Woods, the Easter Bunny, Prince, Iran - which he said was a deliberate switch-up because Tony had been on him about 70s and 80s references. Interview was classic self-sabotage: he had the Dallas crowd fully on his side, then trashed the food quality at Buc-ee's in the heart of Texas and insulted Redban, before recommending beaver nuggets in whole milk as cereal.
- 17Timmy No Brakes2:18:45Featured
Closed the show as the only performer Tony gives full control of the stage; does not do a minute every week. Performed in front of a green screen and a green stool, telling the crowd to imagine the visual effects that would be 'added in post' - CGI, FBI crime statistics, Bitcoin. Followed it with a fake ad read for a 'dental brush' using a green dildo as the stand-in prop, put a green-screen suit on Tim Butterly and called him Kevin Hart, and closed by bringing out a dancer he claimed was Tony's ex-girlfriend. Also pitched himself for a panel seat, which Tony announced as his upcoming panel debut.
This lineup was compiled from the episode's auto-generated captions. Names marked with a question mark are uncertain spellings, and corrections are welcome.
17 performers took the stage: 10 bucket pulls (Hefe, Lawton Parnell, Marco Garcia, Albert Moreno, Ashley Knox, Scott Ramos, Tom Kuetski, Gil, Steven Taco, Trenton Tibo), 6 regulars/crew comics (Dedrick Flynn, Liz Splat, Colt McNeely, Aya, William Montgomery, Timmy No Brakes) and 1 golden ticket alumnus set (Martin Phillips). No new golden ticket was awarded in this episode - Martin Phillips and Colt McNeely were both introduced as past winners, so golden_ticket_winners is empty. Note the brief said William Montgomery and Timmy No Brakes were panel guests, but in the episode they both performed full sets as regulars and are listed under performers; the actual panel was Joe DeRosa and Tim Butterly only. Weakest spellings: the Polish comic's surname, which the captions rendered four different ways (Klei/Ki/Kuetski/Tomac) and which is almost certainly a Polish spelling like Kulecki or Kucharski; the crew comedian 'Aya,' whose name the captions almost always dropped to just 'ya'; 'Lawton Parnell,' heard as 'Lton' with Joe DeRosa guessing 'Lachland'; and 'Liz Splat,' also heard as 'Liz Slat.' 'Hefe' and 'Gil' are one-word stage names with no surname given. 'Trenton Tibo' appeared as both Tibo and Tebo. Dedrick Flynn is a roster match (captions said 'DR Flynn' but panel called him Dedric/Dric throughout). Excluded per instructions: Tony Hinchcliffe, Brian Redban, the band (D Madness, Michael Gonzales, Jon Deas, Matt Muehling and the Dallas horn players named at the top), crew, and the shot girls Heidi and Val, though Heidi featured in a twerk-off bit during Liz Splat's segment. Timestamps are taken at the start of Tony's on-mic introduction, not the first joke. Running gag of the night: the Dallas crowd chanting for every performer to do 10 jumping jacks.