Watch KT #742 Recap w/ Sam Tripoli and Tim Butterly — we discuss the full episode, including the best sets, funniest moments, and standout bucket pulls from the show. See what made this episode memorable for fans of Kill Tony.

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Timestamps 0:00 Intro 0:12 Tripoli and Butterly were great guests 0:37 Tim Butterly a rookie guest of the year candidate 2:02 Sam Tripoli is a Kill Tony veteran 3:21 The acts on the show 3:28 Annie Teicher starts show with a solid minute 4:23 The Aussies piss off Hinchcliffe 6:20 Danny Yang gay? 8:11 Bomb of the night pt. 1 10:36 Double Vs? 12:39 Joe Filey is one of my favorites 13:52 Ari Matti does it again

Timmy No Brakes steals the show on Kill Tony #741, delivering one of the best interviews in the show’s history and taking control of the stage in classic No Brakes fashion. His charisma, crowd work, and scripted bit had Tony, Rosanne Barr, and Pauly Shore all playing along, making for a truly memorable moment.

The episode also featured standout sets from Sir Winston Pickles and Tristan Bolling, who all helped lift the show after a rough start. Unfortunately, the panel with Rosanne Barr and Pauly Shore was polarizing at best, with questionable advice, long-winded rants, and hype that didn’t live up to the episode’s “episode of the year” teaser.

Other highlights include Jack Shaw powering through a tough set with confidence. While the start was rocky, the second half of the episode reminded us why Kill Tony continues to produce breakout stars.

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:23 A polarizing panel 0:51 Tony lying for no reason 1:18 Pauly Shore rage baits Tony Hinchcliffe 2:54 Panel’s struggle continued 3:13 Second half of the show saves episode 3:26 Timmy No Brakes gives a performance of a lifetime 7:33 Sir Winston Pickles returns with his best set yet 8:34 Jack Shaw powers through rough set 9:20 The bomb of the night 10:36 Roseanne’s bad advice 11:01 Tristan Bolling returns with a great set 12:36 Blake Jones’ set was textbook

🎤 Top 10 Most Recent Kill Tony Golden Ticket Winners 🎤

These are the 10 most recent comedians who earned a Kill Tony Golden Ticket! Watch as we rank them all, highlight the exact moment they won, and break down what made their performances stand out. Who’s your favorite? Let me know in the comments!

Kill Tony with host Tony Hinchcliffe was recorded live at the Comedy Mothership in Austin, Texas. New episodes drop every Monday at 8 P.M. CST.

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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:05 Finnegan O’Malley (#725) 0:39 Chris Silio (#730) 2:39 Charlie Mac (#720) 3:13 JJ Alexander (#737) 4:39 Mason Bird (#738) 6:32 Kansei Yasuda (#712) 7:14 Aya (#693) 9:11 Jack Shaw (#669) 12:54 Collin Sledge (#708) 15:36 Timmy No Brakes (#729)

Kill Tony, episode #740 brought together Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias and Sal Vulcano for a panel that blended mainstream comedy and classic Kill Tony energy.

Fluffy returned for the first time since his standout 2025 debut, once again showing how sharp and adaptable he is as a guest.

Sal, a longtime regular in the comedy podcast scene, picked up right where he left off — roasting, riffing, and giving thoughtful feedback to the open micers.

The show truly came alive when Julio took the stage. His minute started rough, yet his interview and quick reactions turned him into an instant fan favorite — complete with crowd chants and a surprise callback later in the episode.

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:23 Fluffy, one of the best guests in 2025 1:53 Sal is a staple in the comedy podcast world 3:40 This is the type of panel Tony should use to his advantage 4:07 The return of Drew Nickens 5:00 Not bad for your first time 5:47 Best bucket pull set of the night 6:47 Ari Matti with a unique POV 7:55 Julio was the star of the episode 11:43 Not so bad showing from David Lucas 12:43 William Montgomery delivers a solid minute

Tony Hinchcliffe reveals he turned down a $1 million offer from the Riyadh Comedy Festival — and we break down everything else that went down on this episode of Kill Tony.

Adam Ray returns as Elaine for the first time in over a year, teaming up with Sam Tallent. From Elaine’s hilarious bits to Tallent’s razor-sharp riffs, this episode delivered nonstop moments.

We cover every highlight — from Wilson’s killer minute to Tony’s Saudi Arabia story and Elaine’s show-stopping closing number.

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:22 Elaine is one of Ray’s best characters 1:54 Adam Ray and Sam Tallent had great chemistry 2:56 Sam Tallent remains one of the show’s best guests 5:21 Wilson gets the show off to a hot start 7:33 Madina got Tony excited 11:37 Tony turns down Riyadh comedy festival 12:49 Bomb of the night 14:59 Law Koger has his best minute 15:47 Elaine’s big closing number

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The best Kill Tony moments of September are here! We’ve rounded up the must-see moments from the funniest comics who got pulled from the bucket this month, great panelists moments and golden ticket winners.

Kill Tony with host Tony Hinchcliffe was recorded live at the Comedy Mothership in Austin, Texas. New episodes drop every Monday at 8 P.M. CST.

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Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:05 Old man can drum 2:19 Timmy No Brakes' set on KT #737 5:03 From Pirate ship to Kill Tony stage 6:35 Matt Campbell rage baits Tony 8:27 Pat O'Neil's set on KT #736 10:26 JJ Alexander earns Golden Ticket 11:53 Carrot Top unleashes props 13:24 Rawlings thinks Juanita is a woman 14:50 Rawlings' fake walk outs 17:30 Rob Schneider as a panelist

Andrew Santino and Jimmy Carr brought classic energy to Kill Tony, episode #738 — a throwback to the raw, fast-paced chaos that made the show a legend.

In this recap, we break down every moment: the best bucket pulls, sharpest roasts, and how this episode captured that old school Kill Tony vibe.

Timestamps 0:00 Intro 0:31 Andrew Santino returns to Kill Tony 2:27 Jimmy Carr still in guest of the year category 4:04 the acts on the show 4:23 Jack Shaw is great 6:58 bomb of the night 7:36 Paul Ramirez delivers a smooth 60 seconds 8:28 Ari Matti is on top of his game 10:05 A unique bomb 10:53 Mason Bird, the latest Golden Ticket winner

The best Kill Tony bucket pulls of September are here! We’ve rounded up the must-see moments from the funniest comics who got pulled from the bucket this month, from the newest golden ticket winner JJ Alexander to the return of Carlos Lopez.

Timestamps 0:00 Intro 0:05 Matt Campbell (#734) 1:52 Matt Rivera (#735) 3:37 Isaac Kane Brown (#736) 4:59 Michael Hines (#733) 5:31 Ronaldo Mercado (#735) 6:27 Carlos Lopez (#734) 6:56 Sherri Vasseghi (#733) 7:30 Shawn Stewart (#735) 9:32 Pat O’Neil (#736) 11:31 JJ Alexander (#737)

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In Kill Tony (KT) episode 737, the spotlight wasn’t just on the panelists — it was all about the moments and minutes from the comedians, and it delivered.

This episode brought a refreshing change with less focus on the panel and more on the comedians themselves. Ian Bagg delivered some sharp one-liners, while Holtzman had his moments but mostly struggled.

And of course, the highlight: Timmy No Brakes closed the show in true star fashion, delivering improv, killer jokes, and unforgettable moments. Fans of Kill Tony agree — Timmy is truly one-of-a-kind.

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:28 Bagg and Holtzman average panelists 0:58 Bagg Holtzman highlights 1:59 Timmy No Brakes Hype Train Continues 4:47 A big moment for the show’s opener 5:54 Sarah Sloan returns to Kill Tony 7:19 JJ Alexander earns golden ticket 8:46 A tough act to follow 9:21 This old man can drum 11:44 JP Hinsdale needs to get healthy

Who has been the best Kill Tony guest in 2025 so far? In this episode, we break down the Top 10 Kill Tony guests of the year — from comedy legends and surprise panelists to rising stars who made their mark on the show.

Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:41 Honorable mentions 0:42 Greg Fitzsimmons 1:02 Sam Tallent 1:19 Jim Norton 1:49 Tim Butterly 2:06 Donnell Rawlings 2:20 Matt Rife 2:35 Top 10 2:37 Bill Maher 3:04 Gabriel Iglesias 3:44 Joe Derosa 4:00 James McCann 4:37 Harland Williams 5:12 Carrot Topp 5:56 Shane Gillis 6:40 Adam Ray’s Tony Hinchcliffe 7:35 Jimmy Carr 8:20 Rob Schneider