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Kill Tony #84 (Feb 2, 2015) with panel guests Justin Martindale and Benji Aflalo

KT #84

Released Feb 2, 20151h 25mThe Comedy Store, Los Angeles, CA7 comedians5.4K views
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Lineup

  1. 1
    Michael Schirtzer20:20Bucket Pull

    Tony and the guests roast him for looking like a 'nerdy school shooter', born in New York and raised in Los Angeles, he has been doing comedy for seven months. He works in politics in the Valley and focuses on political one-liners.

  2. 2
    Cyrus Naderpour29:18Bucket Pull

    He discusses dating a fetish model and his Persian heritage. The panel jokes about his Renaissance-style appearance, comparing him to a pirate or a Jack of Clubs. Originally from Maryland, he has been doing comedy in LA for two years.

  3. 3
    Malia Sias38:50Bucket Pull

    Originally from New York, she has lived in LA for three years and has been doing stand-up for three years, she performs a set about luxury dog hotels in Chelsea, she ends her interview by singing 'If I Could Turn Back Time' by Cher.

  4. 4
    Bud Galloway51:19Bucket Pull

    Originally from Florida, he has been in LA for about four years. He works as a landscaper and a production assistant on a Disney Channel show, the panel mocks his thrift-store sweater and sweatpants.

  5. 5
    Ian Ellis1:01:44Bucket Pull

    A rising talent at The Comedy Store who previously started in Chicago. He performed while visibly very high, leading to a long, giggly interview about 'ghost dinosaurs'. Tony notes he is a talented artist who makes cartoons.

  6. 6
    Kim Congdon1:10:08Regular

    She performs a minute about birth control and her Puerto Rican heritage, dropped out of the University of Florida to pursue comedy, the interview features a highly awkward interaction with the 'Autistic Patriot' character.

  7. 7
    Sara Weinshenk1:19:11Regular

    She discusses the 'white trash' aesthetic of putting indoor furniture outside. Recently appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience, her set focuses on the concept of patio furniture and the struggle of being poor.