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Adam Ray

Adam Ray is a comedian and actor from Seattle known for his versatile impressions and performances. His July 2024 Kill Tony appearance amassed over 15 million views, making it the most-watched episode in the show's history. He was inducted into the Kill Tony Hall of Fame at Madison Square Garden — the first non-regular to receive the honor. He stars in 'Dr. Phil Unleashed' on Netflix.

Andy Harter is a comedian who has appeared on multiple episodes of 'Kill Tony' (including Episode 491 and 502). Known for his relatable storytelling and sharp wit, he has performed at notable venues like the Comedy Mothership in Austin and the Super Funny Comedy Club.

William Ray is a comedian who made a memorable stand-up debut on Kill Tony episode 502, where he shared his background as a former heroin addict and played guitar during his set. He returned for a follow-up appearance in episode 524, though he maintains a low profile on social media.

Reilly Gilmore

An Austin-based stand-up comedian and staff member at Joe Rogan's Comedy Mothership. He is known for his appearance on Kill Tony Episode #502, which featured a memorable and awkward interview segment. He often incorporates humor about his work and personal quirks into his sets.

Martin Phillips

Martin Phillips is a stand-up comedian from Virginia (originally from the 757 area) who has become known as a regular on the podcast Kill Tony, where he won a golden ticket. He hosts the podcast 'Isn't It Romantic?' with comedian Jenny Questell, where they debate whether films should be classified as romance movies. Phillips has muscular dystrophy but does not make disability the focus of his comedy act, choosing instead to perform regular stand-up material. He received endorsements from notable comedians including Jimmy Carr ('This guy is great'), Dave Attell ('That's how you do it'), and Tony Hinchcliffe ('I love you'). He has appeared extensively on Kill Tony episodes and performs at various comedy clubs across the country as part of the Killers of Kill Tony tour.