#77

Sara Weinshenk

Sara Weinshenk is a prominent Los Angeles-based stand-up comedian and writer who served as one of the original 'regulars' on Kill Tony. She made her first appearance on Episode 16 in 2013 and became a series regular starting with Episode 17. She hosts the podcasts 'SHENK' and 'This Bitch' (with Kim Congdon).

Kim Congdon

Kim Congdon is a stand-up comedian, writer, and podcaster based in Austin, Texas, known for her bold, quick-witted comedy and sharp writing. She is best known as one of the first Kill Tony podcast regulars. She has appeared on major platforms including Netflix, MTV, Comedy Central, Impractical Jokers, and The Joe Rogan Experience. Behind the scenes, Kim has written for Impractical Jokers and The Roast of Tom Brady. On the mic, she co-hosts the hit podcast 'This Bitch' with fellow comedian Sara Weinshenk, and also hosts her solo show 'The Kim Congdon Takeover', where she dives into everything from personal stories to pop culture with her signature unfiltered style. She is known for her Puerto Rican heritage and brings fearless, offensive comedy to her performances.

Kevin Lee

Kevin Lee is a veteran comedian, magician, and juggler known for his unique high-energy performances. He has been featured on HBO's 'Def Comedy Jam,' NBC's 'Last Comic Standing,' and 'Kill Tony.' Lee's act combines intricate magic tricks with stand-up comedy, and he has toured extensively with acts like Wanda Sykes.

Daniel White

Daniel White is a comedian and actor who gained significant recognition after his appearance on 'Kill Tony' #719. He is known for playing Elijah Crowe on 'General Hospital' and voicing Green Lantern in 'Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League'.

Dusty Lester

Dusty Lester is a comedian who appeared on Kill Tony episodes #77 and #83. He became infamous for 'The Dusty Lester Incident,' during which he was called out by Tony Hinchcliffe and Doug Stanhope for blatantly stealing jokes from comedian Sandy Goddard and others. This confrontation is widely regarded as one of the most memorable 'exposures' in the show's history.

Tam Pham

Tam Pham is one of Kill Tony's most legendary recurring 'bucket pulls' from its original Los Angeles run. A Vietnamese-American comedian, he gained fame for his unique one-minute sets and his willingness to participate in elaborate bits, most notably being used as a 'human puppet' by Jeremiah Watkins. He is celebrated by the show's creators for his dedication to writing and his memorable, quirky performances.