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[band playing intro music]
[crowd cheering]
Hey, this is Redban.
Coming to you live from Madison Square Garden
here in New York City
for a brand new episode of Kill Tony.
Give it up for Tony Hinchcliffe!
[crowd cheering]
[Tony] New York City!
Madison Square Fucking Garden, the greatest arena in the world.
They said we'd never be back.
Who's ready for the best fucking night of their lives?
[crowd cheering]
[exclaims loudly]
[laughs]
Make some noise for Redban, everybody!
What is up?
Oh, my God, it is going down!
New York! How the fuck are we feeling tonight, huh?
[cheering and applause]
Oh, my God. This is it.
The Mecca.
The greatest arena in the world!
The third ever Kill Tony here
and proud to say, the first ever podcast
ever, at Madison Square Garden.
- [crowd cheering] - And this is our third time doing it
and the first time in an arena for Netflix, everybody.
You are here watching history happen.
What an amazing show we have for you, and I'm just gonna jump right into it.
I'm gonna bring up tonight's guest.
Ladies and gentlemen, first guest, one of the biggest and best in the world.
His special is on Netflix.
Multiple specials.
The youngest comedian ever to sell out Madison Square Garden,
and he's done it twice already.
Truly one of the best in the world.
Make some fucking noise for Matt Rife, ladies and gentlemen, here we go.
- [upbeat music playing] - [applause]
Oh, yeah, they're on their fucking feet.
Multiple time guest.
One of the greatest rippers in the world.
One of the greatest comedians.
A fucking stud.
One of the homies, Matt Rife.
Your second guest, ladies and gentlemen,
one of the kings of New York,
one of my favorite human beings here with us for the next three hours,
make some noise for the great Mark Normand, everybody.
[upbeat music playing]
- [applause] - Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Comedy! Let's go.
We're going joke heavy this episode, everyone.
We're not dusting up old comedy mummies tonight.
We got the fucking jokesters here.
Rapid fire.
One more time, Matt Rife and Mark Normand, ladies and gentlemen.
[cheering and applause]
We're gonna have so much fun.
We have a very, very special treat, as some of you may know.
How many of you were here at Madison Square Garden last year?
- [loud cheering] - Well, welcome back.
You guys know we have a very special thing here called the Legends Bucket.
Last year, we got multiple sets
from some of the best comedians in the world.
Tonight, only at MSG do we ever bust out the Legends Bucket.
It's gonna be a blast.
Just a heads up for the normal bucket pulls,
there's no booing during their sets.
You have to save your boos for after their sets.
Yes, please. For the love of God, give them a chance.
Sometimes they mention a sports team or a city that you guys don't like.
And then that's just the end of all of their dreams immediately.
Just give them a chance to get to their punch line, at least,
before you destroy their souls forever.
[scattered laughter]
Mark Normand, how are we feeling?
It's your city, New York City. You're at Madison Square Garden.
[cheering and applause]
- Hey. - [laughs]
Feeling good. This is exciting. Look at us.
A couple of hunks and Redban.
- [laughs] - [drum sting plays]
Redban wearing his big executive producer glasses tonight.
- Look at you. Whoa! - You're like a young Harvey Weinstein.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
Sit on my lap.
- I fucking love-- - Good to be here. Thank you for having me.
Matt Rife, welcome back. You're in it.
- Not bad. - Back home.
He was just here a couple of weeks ago.
Selling it out all on your own.
Yeah, a month ago, we were here for two of the greatest shows in my entire life.
So New York, I love you. I'm happy to be back, man.
- Let's have some fun. - [Tony] I love it. I love it.
The guys are happy. The ladies are happy.
The kids, the old people.
I see it all. We're ready to start this fucking show.
Uh... Let's just jump right into it.
You guys know how it works.
Uh, comedians, if pulled out of the normal bucket--
Legends get to do a little longer, of course.
But the normal bucket things stay the same.
They get pulled out of this bucket.
They get one minute uninterrupted.
You know their set is up when you hear the sound of a kitten.
[kitten meows]
That means they have to wrap it up then,
or else they bring out the angry West Hollywood bear,
which has always been with us.
- It's just a very, very loud growl. - [crowd cheering]
- Oh, my God, wait a second. - [band playing dramatic music]
Wait a second.
No way!
Wait a second.
Nate Diaz, the master of the Stockton Slap.
UFC Future Hall of Famer.
One of the kings of California, Nate Diaz.
If bucket pulls go over their minute,
they get slapped across the face by Nate Diaz tonight.
[bear growls]
Nate, step up to that mic.
How does it make you feel when comedians go over their allotted time?
When it's time to go, get the fuck off the stage.
- [Tony laughs] Let's go. - [bear growls]
Let's fucking go.
One more time for Nate Diaz.
We're gonna do this shit tonight.
- Yeah! - [music playing]
These bucket pulls better respect their allotted time.
Why don't we bring up a Hall of Famer to do a minute?
Ladies and gentlemen, this is David Lucas, everybody.
- [band plays intro music] - Oh, shit!
The roast man himself.
David Lucas.
[crowd cheering]
Yeah.
I love being Black because
Black people don't tolerate shit. Like, Black people don't like gay people.
[crowd laughing]
The only exception is if it's Tyler Perry,
or the choir director, you know.
Like, Black people don't like trans people, they don't.
And the reason Black people don't like trans people
is because Black people hate magic. [laughs]
You ever seen somebody do a magic trick on a nigga?
They take off running. They don't get it.
They think it's evil. [laughs]
Like you will never see a Black magician, bro, ever,
because we think it's the fucking devil.
But my friend did send me one Black magician
on Twitter the other day, and this motherfucker
was the most nigger-ish magician I've ever seen.
This motherfucker turned a dove into a spicy chicken sandwich.
- [crowd laughs] - [kitten meows]
- I'm like, "That's Black magic." [laughs] - [crowd laughing]
All right, thank you all.
- [cheering and applause] - [Tony] Hell yeah.
[laughing] That's hilarious.
[David] Hell yeah, Tony.
Spicy chicken.
I know you're horny as hell sitting next to Matt Rife.
[laughter]
- Oh, my God. - Tony pussy wet as hell.
- [laughing] - [crowd laughing]
- I mean, it is. - [David laughs]
This... This is adorable.
You're the world's largest olive right now, David.
- [David laughs] - [drum sting plays]
And you are the world's gayest lesbian right now.
- Nigga, get the fuck up! - Oh...
[David laughing]
- Oh, my God - I like it, Tony. You got on blue.
[laughing]
[Tony] What's it like being at a garden?
And I know you normally avoid those 'cause you hate vegetables and fruits.
[David laughs]
He thought it was Olive Garden.
[laughter]
Mark Normand. You look like a puppy waiting to get adopted.
- Bitch, shut your ass! - [laughter]
[David] That motherfucker look like a shelter dog, nigga.
Let me talk in your language.
[barks]
[laughs]
[Mark] With the green, you look like Shrek.
- [laughter] - [guitar sting plays]
I like the dreads, Blob Marley.
[David laughs loudly]
Blob Marley.
[audience cheering]
- All right, that's enough, motherfucker. - [Tony] Let's go!
[laughs]
Y'all niggas coming for my neck tonight, nigga.
Y'all coming for the neck I ain't got, huh? Bitch.
[laughter]
Fuck you! Fuck you, Matt Rife
- and Tony. Fuck you. - [Matt] What did I do?
I don't know. You look like a love child from Ellen DeGeneres.
- [laughter] - [guitar sting plays]
Okay, Karl-Anthony Pounds.
- [laughter] - [Mark] Ah!
[David] We call you Ellen the Genderless, nigga.
[laughter]
You're wearing the tent you sleep in.
[laughter]
You look like a sexual harassment-proof woman.
- Nigga, your ass-- - [laughter]
That motherfucker ain't got no pussy.
It's just like one of them Barbie dolls.
It's just flat nigga.
[laughing]
Look at that nigga. Team Edward-looking ass. Boy, your ass.
Twilight, the TV show on tube, you nigga. Your ass...
[laughter]
Mark Normand. Fuck you, bitch! [laughs]
- Wow. - What about you?
Those pants, you put the-- You put the mo in camo.
[David laughing]
I don't even got a joke
against your motherfucking 38 days sober looking ass.
Abusive stepdaddy. [chuckles]
You don't know your dad.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
I do know my dad. He's cremated living in my garage right now.
That's the truth. He's in a Nike shoebox.
- [crowd laughing] - [laughing] Oh, my God.
[David chuckles]
David is on fire.
Even your dad's ashy.
- [David laughs loudly] - [drum sting plays]
[guitar sting plays]
Don't put that shit on Netflix. That's racist.
[laughs]
- [Mark] Put it on there. - Comedy.
[laughs]
[Tony] David, what do you like to do when you're in New York City?
We very rarely get to make it up here. You live in Texas.
But you're in Cali a lot.
I like to eat pizza. [laughs]
- [Tony] Wow. - Pizza's good up here, bro.
- [Tony] Yeah? - Yeah.
Why do you think it is that New York can master pizza and everyone else struggles?
You are our senior carbohydrate--
[David laughing]
All the immigrants.
When they was coming from Europe and shit, they landed in New York.
- That's how we got the Statue of Liberty. - [Tony] Wow, that's a little--
Welcome to Black history with David Lucas, everybody.
- [laughter] - Man, these motherfuckers come over.
- That's how we got the Statue of Liberty. - [laughs]
Ain't that how we got the Statue of Liberty?
Wasn't it in, like, a trade or some shit?
How did we get-- It was a present from France, right?
- [Tony] Yeah. - Yeah, but that ain't Italian.
Shit. I don't know how we got pizza. You got me beat.
Yeah, that's just-- I don't know, nigga.
I don't know why New York is so good at pizza.
But Mexicans make it, that's the crazy part.
[crowd laughing]
[Mark] Not for long.
[laughing]
[Tony] He's joking.
- Can I get some more ice? - [David laughing]
This nigga Mark Normand crazy. [laughing]
David Lucas's Netflix debut.
- Netflix debut. Hell yeah. - Normally on TLC.
Lift your arm up again.
- My 600-lb Life. - [David chuckles]
Matt Rife put his microphone down. Thank God.
[Tony laughing]
That nigga itching to put on a Tony Robbins headset.
[laughter]
[Matt] I love it.
Speaking of Robbins, what else are you doing while you're in New York?
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
I'm chilling, bro. I ain't doing shit, bro.
Shout out to Netflix, they don't put a nigga on TV.
I'm so late, but David wears a Baskin Robbins headset.
[laughter]
- So late. - [David snickers]
[Tony] Would you ever--
- Sorry. - It's all right.
Man, get your albino Avatar-looking ass up out of here, man.
What the fuck wrong with you?
[Tony] What do you eat for breakfast?
Nothing.
- Okay. No one believes that. - I don't eat breakfast.
I make up the calories at lunch.
- [Tony] Froot Loops? - Huh?
[Tony] Froot Loops?
No, I ain't ate cereal in a long time.
[Mark] It's not Ozempic.
[laughter]
David so much fun, man.
- Hell yeah. Appreciate it, man. - The legend of the show, David Lucas.
- [cheering and applause] - One of the greatest. Not one of.
Probably truly the greatest golden ticket winner in the history of the show.
He's proven himself so many damn times.
The most used Golden Ticket winner, the most cash-ins ever.
And it's almost always at the top of an episode.
This guy knows how to get a party started better than anybody.
This is a minute uninterrupted from the great Martin Phillips, everybody.
- Here we go. Here we go. - [cheering and applause]
[band plays intro music]
Hey.
Hey. Cool.
What's going on? What's up?
[crowd cheering]
Say...
Cool. Um...
Uh, Jesus was a carpenter.
So do you think, when he was carrying the cross,
he was like, "Who built this piece of shit?"
[laughter]
"I have to die on poor craftsmanship."
"It's like getting splinters, 'cause they didn't even sand this, you know."
Anyway, I see these videos online of dudes masturbating and all.
I can never watch it, because I'd be like,
"Bro's doing it all wrong," you know.
"This guy does it weird," you know.
And they show the video from the neck down.
But I feel like if it was me, people would still know it was me.
You know what I'm saying?
You can't blur my face.
You have to blur my entire body, you know. And it's...
- [kitten meows] - Okay. Cool. Okay.
[cheering and applause]
Martin Phillips.
I love it. Martin, you're doing it.
Yeah, yeah.
How do you feel, buddy?
Good. It's a good night.
Is that a special store you have to go to to get a shirt like that?
Nice shirt. Yes. Nice shirt.
Is this your first time wearing those suits, you know?
- Oh, well, actually, it's not. - [drum sting plays]
I wore a suit last time I was at Madison Square Garden.
[Martin] Oh, I forgot.
It's a special event.
- Don't look it up. - Okay.
[laughter]
- I got it now. Yeah. - [Tony] Got it.
I had nothing to do with that.
- I had no idea. - [Tony] That's right.
- Not involved. - Absolutely.
Martin, how do you feel? You're at Madison Square Garden right now.
- I feel good. Yeah. - [crowd cheering]
Yeah, it's cool, you know.
I know this is for Netflix.
You know what?
I have a few TV show and movie ideas...
- Oh, great. - ...I would like to pitch.
No better time.
Netflix execs all in these suites all around us.
- Go right ahead. - Okay. Here's the TV show.
Without an explanation,
this guy wakes up and he's Adolf Hitler.
- [laughter] - [drum plays]
And at first, it's pretty jarring,
but then he comes to terms
and decides to do the opposite and do positives,
and I call it "Good Hitler."
- [Netflix intro sting plays] - [laughter]
We're getting worried. You hear that noise?
That means they have already approved it.
You can catch Good Hitler later this year on Netflix.
Mark Normand.
I know you're pitching to Netflix,
but I feel like you'd be more suited for Twitch.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
I saw him earlier eating a Chick Shack.
- But, um, you know... All right. - [laughter]
[Tony] He definitely can't Hulu hoop.
- [laughter] - Hulu...
Oh, nothing. Great. I'm bombing.
- Okay, great. - [laughter]
I love it.
Well, you got any other pitches for Netflix? This is your big chance.
Okay. Here is a movie idea. Okay?
So, the world is ending,
and there was, like, this top government official.
He goes out with this girl, and one of his friends was like,
"Hey, her ass is out of this world."
And at first he's like, "It's okay."
But then he sleeps with her and he sees her ass,
and it's like a blinding light,
because it's a portal to another dimension.
So the world has to go
through her ass to be saved,
and she sacrifices herself for the common good.
- [crowd cheering] - And... But at the end-- [chuckles]
Let me finish. Let me finish. All right.
At the end, with the guy, before he goes in--
- [Netflix intro sting plays] - They love it. Netflix just picked it up.
- [laughter] - Unbelievable. No, go ahead and finish.
Well, anyway, before he goes in her ass,
he goes, "You're out of this world."
And it's called "Out of This World."
- Wow! Hit it again. - [Netflix intro sting plays]
That is approved. Straight to print.
Mark Normand.
That was longer than The Irishman.
[laughter]
- But better. But better, right? Better. - That's true.
Martin, is there anything fun you like to do in New York City?
- Anywhere you like to waddle to? - You know what?
I love to see a good Broadway show. You know?
- Ooh. Okay. - Yeah. yeah.
- All right. - Yeah.
What are you seeing?
Tomorrow, I'm seeing this thing,
it's called Operation Mincemeat, and Nazis are in it.
So it's perfect for my interest, I guess.
- Yeah. - Wow! Very interesting.
- Yeah. - Very interesting.
- I love it. - [crowd cheering]
Thank you so much. That's the way to do it.
All right. This is it.
Bucket pull number one.
- Here we go. Zabrina Douglas. - [band plays intro music]
Zabrina.
Whoo!
What's up, New York City?
- [crowd cheering] - Whoo!
I'm excited to be here.
Why? Because I have kids.
They're so annoying.
Like, I'm literally not a comedian.
I just needed an excuse to leave the house.
I was like, "Mama's got to go to Madison Square Gardens."
"There's some white people, they want to know about our lives."
"They want to know about Brampton Black people."
"I'm the only one left."
In Canada. That's cool.
Uh... I have another job, obviously.
I hate working. I have five kids.
That's why I hate it.
[laughs]
- [scattered shouting] - [laughs]
You hate that I have five kids?
Why do I have five kids, you ask?
Canadian maternity leave is so addictive.
One year off with pay. I couldn't stop.
[kitten meows]
Then the kids start talking.
You're like, "Oh, my God, it was never worth the money."
"Why are you still living in the house?"
[chuckles]
- All right. - [Tony] All right.
- Zabrina Douglas, I'm gonna save you here. - Oh!
I don't know how you got Redban's glasses over there, but that's incredible.
Hi, Zabrina.
- Hey. How are you, Tony? - Great.
I love you.
And you and you on The View.
[laughter]
I'm pretty sure there's three of you on there.
It's fantastic to meet you. I know that's shot here in New York.
How long you been doing standup?
Been doing it on and off for 15 years.
[Tony] Fifteen years.
All of it here in New York City?
No, I'm from Canada.
- [laughter] - Oh, no.
[crowd booing]
I will allow you to boo as loud as you want,
Madison Square Garden.
- [crowd booing] - [Zabrina] Oh!
- [Tony] Oh, my goodness gracious. - [laughs]
[wolf howling]
[Tony] Canadian.
You said there's no Black people in Canada.
- But Trudeau-- - Brown people.
- I'm the only one left. - Oh. Really?
Justin Trudeau is brown once a year.
- Yeah. - [laughter]
- Uh... He doesn't count. - All right.
[laughing] Yeah.
Absolutely amazing.
- What do you do for work up in Canada? - I'm a nurse.
- Oh, a Canadian nurse. Wow! - [crowd cheering]
Free healthcare up there.
How's that working out for everybody?
Uh... Not good. I do this for a living...
- Right. - ...so you can imagine how it's going.
- Yeah. - [laughing] Yeah.
Uh, where in Canada exactly are you?
I'm from Brampton.
It's like 45 minutes away from Toronto.
- [crowd booing] - Okay. Are there a lot of...
Ooh! People specifically don't like Brampton, Ontario, Canada.
[laughter]
New Yorkers, they're just like, "I've never heard of it. Boo!"
- [laughter] - "That ain't one of the boroughs. Boo."
"I bet their pizza sucks."
"I bet they don't even like blow jobs there."
- [Zabrina] Oh, no. - [laughter]
"All Brampton, no blow job."
"Canada can go fuck itself."
[Zabrina] Russell Peters' from there.
[Tony] Oh, okay.
Nobody likes Russell Peters?
[Tony] All right?
- [mixed cheers and boos] - [laughs]
I don't like him either. [laughs]
All right, all right.
What do you do for fun?
Well, I have my kids, so I spend most of the time with my kids.
- We hang out. We went to Coney Island. - [crowd booing]
- [laughing] - [Tony] Oh, my goodness.
Oh, wow!
This crowd is ruthless.
- Yeah, they don't like it. - [laughter]
Your kids are gonna see you on Netflix, though. That's cool.
Oh, no, this is not on Netflix, is it?
[Tony laughing] Yeah.
- Oh, shit. - [laughter]
[Mark] What'd you think this was, BET?
[laughter]
Look at those out there.
- What's BET? I'm from Brampton. - [Mark] Oh, right, right.
[Tony] She would be on BET Plus.
- Right, right. - [laughter]
[drum sting plays]
Amazing. Well, it is true.
You, uh... You did do...
You did that set.
[Zabrina] Yeah, I did. [laughs]
That's the one that you went with.
I know. My one minute. I tried.
You watch the show? You understand what you signed up for?
Yeah, of course.
A very courageous move, especially for a Canadian.
Here's a little joke book. We're gonna keep it moving along.
- Ah! - Oh, you almost had it.
The Canadian athleticism of Zabrina Douglas, everybody.
You don't really hear much of them during the Olympics or anything.
Canada. A very weak country.
I mean, it's just unbelievable.
Luckily, we will always protect them.
Even if they boo our national anthem at a hockey game, we will protect them.
Remember that, Canada. It's...
Your fate is in our hands.
[laughs]
Make some noise for the Netflix debut and the long awaited return...
Sing it if you know the words.
This is Hans Kim.
- [band plays intro music] - [cheering and applause]
Hey. Good to be in New York.
I went to one of your protests that you guys do here every weekend.
Yeah, I drove right through it.
[laughter]
Yeah, they were blocking the highway,
fucking wearing orange vests and hard hats, mixing concrete.
I was like, "Fuck Palestine!"
[laughter]
I did something a feminist could never do today. I came.
[laughter]
Every time a man comes, the feminist armpit hair gets a little bit longer.
But yeah, I love how Black people
will charge their phone anywhere but inside their homes.
[laughter]
"My battery's getting low. Time to go out."
Yeah, other than that, I'm doing pretty good.
- [kitten meows] - There's the cat.
Thank you guys so much.
- [Tony] Hans Kim. Coming in strong. - [cheering and applause]
Great jokes, Hanzee boy.
Thank you, Tony.
- Amazing. - That was awesome.
I really appreciate that.
I love you.
[laughs] I love you, too, buddy.
How you feeling?
I feel great. My sex life is amazing.
Okay.
Let's talk about it. What do you mean?
I've recently started calling my girlfriend "mommy" in bed.
[Tony] Ooh!
That's kind of a new thing. I'm... It's kind of progressive.
I'm sure Matt knows a lot about that. Sex.
[laughter]
Sex talk.
You're assuming because he's a great-looking guy
that he knows all about sex?
Yeah, sometimes I pretend I'm Matt Rife when I'm in bed.
- [laughter] - Oh!
- What do you do? - You're Matt Life.
[laughter]
I sell insurance in bed, um...
I just ask him to do some crowd work on my girl,
I guess, when I'm in bed. [chuckles]
A'ight.
But other than that, you know, I went to a Crif Dog today.
It was just hot dogs. I thought it was actual dogs.
But other than that, I'm doing pretty good.
[Tony] I love it, Hans. Fantastic.
That's great.
You love New York, huh?
Yeah. New York, New York.
- Uh... - [crowd cheering]
Yeah. This is a great city,
uh, if you want to live in a van, do open mic comedy.
I did that for a couple of years here.
It was great. The people are amazing.
The subway stations could use some work.
Yeah, this is a great city, and you guys are doing great.
Keep it up.
Look at that. Hans Kim playing right into the crowd.
You must love it here. You have your own town.
[laughter]
- Chinatown. - [Tony] Yeah.
Do you visit Chinatown?
Do you just go there and party hard?
Yeah. I feel like a white person there.
[laughter]
- What are you? - Uh, Korean.
- South Korean. - [Mark] Oh, shit.
- [drum sting plays] - My bad. A real Squid Game.
- Okay. - [laughter]
You're doing great. I wish you could see this.
You can open your eyes.
[laughter]
[Tony laughs]
[Tony] Yeah.
That's the biggest my eyes have ever looked over there.
That's true.
There is a big giant screen with your eyes kind of open.
You look like you're in round 11 of a boxing match on those.
[laughter]
It is incredible.
Uh...
It's fun. Everyone's wearing this olive green tonight.
What is-- What's going on? What made you go green tonight, Hans?
I'm just going for, like, the New York comedian look.
You know, simple. Just solid colors.
Just like, you know, "I'm ugly" kind of look.
- [laughter] - Yeah. Playing right into it.
What made you start calling your girlfriend "Mommy" in bed?
Uh... Just, like, my issues.
- [laughter] - [Tony] Uh-huh.
Just, like, "Please, can I have sex with you, Mommy?"
- [laughter] - [chuckles]
[Mark] So you're into Asian girls?
[Mark] Kim Jong-Il.
[laughter]
It's just like a power thing, I think.
I want to fuck someone more powerful than me or something.
- [Matt] I'm right here. - [laughter]
- I would love to, Matt. - [laughs]
- You guys. You guys. - [laughter]
Hans, such a great set. Such a great interview.
He's so half autistic and Asian that he answers everything so honestly.
- It's incredible. - [cheering and applause]
You are truly one of the great regulars of the show's history.
Thank you so much, Hans Kim.
We're going to keep it moving along.
The great Hans Kim, everyone.
[cheering and applause]
You know what? I feel like it's time to go to the Legends Bucket.
- What do you guys think, huh? - [crowd cheering]
Legend Bucket, pull number one.
Okay, this is very exciting.
This guy did both shows last year here at Madison Square Garden.
Both shows, he ripped the roof off the joint.
I'm not exaggerating when I tell you
this is truly one of the best comedians in the world.
Ladies and gentlemen, one of the true New York greats,
make some noise for the Madison Square Garden return
of Jim Norton.
- [cheering and applause] - [band plays intro music]
Oh, my God.
Thank you very much. That's very nice.
[crowd whooping]
I... I liked Hulk Hogan.
[laughter]
And I said that to somebody.
And they're like, "You know, he was a racist."
and I'm like, well, how do I tell them that
- that's why I liked Hulk Hogan. - [laughter]
[Mark laughs]
I was watching a debate today on Instagram.
It was about the Air India plane crash where everybody died,
but the guy in Seat 11 A walked away unscathed.
So the debate was, would you want to be the sole survivor of a plane crash?
And so many people said no.
Because of the survivor's guilt, they couldn't handle it.
And I thought, "Maybe I'm just a bad person."
But I root for that to happen every time I fly.
I want the plane to crash. I want to walk away uninjured.
I'll have a great story.
The only lawsuit.
[laughter]
Sure, I'd miss my wife.
Because in the fantasy, she's in the seat next to me.
The last thing I see is her screaming in the burning fuselage
as I moonwalk into my new life.
[laughter]
My wife, by the way, my wife is obsessed with ChatGPT.
I know a lot of people are using AI. It's an obsession.
I walked in the other day, she had made an omelet and she's talking to ChatGPT.
And she says, "I'm thinking of adding a little cheese and bacon."
And ChatGPT says, "Sounds fun."
So she adds the cheese and bacon.
And then she takes a picture of the omelet and sends it to ChatGPT
and says, "I'm thinking of adding a little basil." and ChatGPT responds,
"Wow, you really turned your kitchen into a French bistro."
[laughter]
I love ChatGPT so much.
I love it because it saves me from having to have
these awful conversations with my wife.
[laughter]
[crowd whooping, cheering]
I almost feel bad for that poor computer program.
Like, you have no idea the redundant banality you're in for.
Keep your eye on the news on the East Side of Manhattan.
Within a year, you're going to hear about a laptop throwing itself off a terrace.
And there's a lot of talk about is AI sentient?
Is it self-aware? Is it alive?
Maybe someday it will be, but it's definitely not now.
And I know it's not now because of how it responds to my wife.
It responds to her the way a programmer
would tell a computer to talk to a boring person.
"Sound fun." Like, I'll know it's somewhat self-aware if she's talking to it
and it sent her a vomit emoji.
Then I'd go, "All right, it's waking up."
And I'll know it's completely alive if she ever walks in and goes,
"I sent a picture of my omelet to ChatGPT and it said, 'Kill yourself.'"
[laughter]
And ChatGPT takes-- It's taking a lot of jobs and like,
will it ever take over comedy? Can it do comedy?
It can structure jokes, and it can write jokes.
But it has no real experience to draw from.
So I don't think it will ever be truly funny.
Like it doesn't understand shame at all, which is helpful in standup.
To understand shame, like, ChatGPT has never lost an erection.
It's never sat there with an attractive woman going,
"No, I like you, but I'm on medication."
It doesn't hate itself so much.
It's never gone down a cuck porn rabbit hole.
Although I don't know what cuck porn would be for ChatGPT.
Maybe it rubs its wires together and fantasizes about his wife
being fucked by a quantum processor.
[laughter]
I was in-- I watch a lot of porn on the road just because I'm married.
I'm very trying not to cheat. Uh...
I was in Texas.
Do you know, to watch porn in Texas, you have to upload your driver's license
because they want your identity verified,
which is very funny that that state they babble so much about
"We don't want the government telling us what to do,
and we don't want government interference."
But I want to masturbate and they're like, "DMV documentation."
And I just can't do it.
I'm like I can't send in my driver's license to whack off into my belly button.
I just, I can't.
It's too lonely.
I mean, I did,
but it was a three day trip, you know?
I mean, if it was an airport layover, I would have stood tall for the cause.
But three days? Who am I, fucking Joan of Arc?
[laughter]
And you feel very lonely when you do something like that,
and they tell you once you're into the site.
Like, they let you get into the site, peruse a little bit
and then you hit the thumbnail that you want to settle into,
and then you click it and then they go,
"Oh, send in your driver's license." Which just really sucks.
Because now you get to pick up your license with your left hand
and pull it out of my wallet with my teeth
because this has got baby oil on and he was ready to go to work.
And it's hard enough to take a photo of your license with two hands on a table.
Try doing naked in a Courtyard Marriott.
[laughter]
My fucking fat stomach.
I'm trying not to get my helmet in the picture.
I should have just let my dick be in the picture and then sent it in.
"Look what you made me do."
All right. Thank you very much. I appreciate you.
- [Tony] Jim Norton... - Thank you for having me.
...has done it again.
- Thank you, Tony. - You are the man, Jim.
- Thank you. - It is absolutely incredible.
I'm gonna rip the roof off this fucking joint.
One of the kings of New York City.
It's an honor to have you here.
Thank you for having me and Redban, those glasses,
you should be filming porn in Boogie Nights.
- I love those fucking glasses. - [laughter]
- Stop. - [Tony laughing]
- [Jim] Thanks, Tony. I appreciate it. - We love you, Jim.
- Thank you, guys. - Your first legend of the night.
His special Unconceivable.
[cheering and applause]
How awesome is that?
And let's keep it moving right along into our second
actual bucket pull of the evening. Ladies and gentlemen, here we go.
Make some noise for Allison Perski, everybody.
Allison Perski.
[band plays intro music]
One more time for Allison, everybody, come on.
[cheering and applause]
Hi. How are you?
All right, so I have two young kids, and they're always fighting.
So sometimes when I feel like I just can't take anymore,
I like to think back to that magical night that they were conceived
and wish I chose anal instead.
[laughter]
So I'm potty training my little one at night
so he could potty train me during the day.
I feel so bad for my husband.
Between my two boys who don't know how to aim
and me, who doesn't believe in Kegels,
there's piss everywhere.
My husband walks into Penn Station,
he sniffs around, and he's like... [sniffs] ...home sweet home.
[laughter]
So I've been with my husband for 16 years and thank you very much.
- [scattered cheering] - And people like to know.
They like to ask me, "What's the secret to a long term relationship?"
And I tell them you have to be the people you were when you first met.
- [crowd whooping] - So that's why we're back on drugs.
[laughter]
- Thank you. - [cheering and applause]
Boom. Allison Perski.
Welcome, Allison. Grab that microphone again.
How long you been doing standup?
- Four years. - Four years.
All of it here in New York City?
Yeah, I live in Long Island. I don't get out to the city as much.
- [cheering and applause] - [Tony] Nice.
I love it. Amazing. Great set.
Thank you.
- How old are the kids? - Uh, seven and eleven.
Seven and eleven.
- Wow. I love it. - Seven and eleven.
Indian husband?
[laughter]
For one of them.
- [Tony chuckles] - [chuckles]
I love it.
So the kids are kids.
How long you been with your man?
Uh, well, married, 15 years. Together, like 21.
Wow! How do you keep things exciting in the bedroom?
Oh, God, I don't know.
Like I still give blow jobs.
[Tony] Nice.
- Hell yeah. - [cheering and applause]
That's the biggest applause break all night here at Madison Square Garden.
Let the record show that New York City knows
how to make some fucking noise for blow jobs, everybody.
[cheering continues]
[man groaning on speakers]
That's the sound of Tom Segura breaking his arm.
- Often-- - [Tom groaning]
Often confused for a man getting a blow job.
One more time with the Segura.
- This is Tom. - [Tom groaning]
- [Mark groans] - Yeah.
Jim Norton's wife is trans, so he also still gives blow jobs.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
Is she really?
- Yeah. - What?
- Yeah! - You didn't know that?
- No. That changes everything. - Oh, yeah.
This is her. No.
[laughter]
- I'm sorry. - It's they/them.
[laughter]
[Mark] This is Bulk Hogan.
[laughter]
Allison Perski.
What do you do for work?
I actually work at a Chabad.
It's a Jewish school.
- Wow. - [crowd cheering]
What exactly do you do at the Jewish school?
I'm, like, a sub coordinator when people call out, I-- I'm the sub,
and then I arrange the subs.
Nothing interesting.
You get them on the trains.
[laughter]
All right, I'm sorry.
- What are we doing? - I also do work at a summer camp.
- [Mark] Oh, hey! - [Tony] Wow!
- Hands in hands. - Good for concentration.
- [Tony] Yeah. - [laughter]
It's hot in there. [chuckles]
[laughter]
Now we're cooking with gas.
[laughter]
Hell yeah.
What are you doing here on a Saturday?
[laughter]
That's fucked up. [chuckles]
And you're Jewish as well, right?
- I am, yeah. - Of course.
Are there any non-Jewish teachers at that school?
Yeah, there are. There's some Spanish teachers.
There's a Muslim.
Whoa! What does the Muslim teach?
Not that. [laughs]
[laughter]
We have a regular curriculum too.
It doesn't teach women's driving?
[laughter]
I love it. Allison, what do you like to do for fun?
Um...
I try to get out for comedy, but it's hard with the kids.
- So... - Yeah. Yeah.
Anything crazy about your kids, they autistic or anything?
[laughter]
Just ADHD like everyone else.
Perfect. Everything is right on schedule.
[Allison chuckles]
Did you, uh... you know...
- Of course. - Oh, there you go.
Following the Jewish tradition.
Yeah.
And it's gross if you're not.
No offense.
- No offense. - [laughter]
It's just dirty.
It's a little dirtier.
I don't know.
I haven't been with one of those. [laughs nervously]
- Wow. - [laughter]
This is incredible.
Am I done?
- [laughs nervously] - No. No.
At that school, you are.
[laughter]
- [Tony laughs] - That's fucked up.
[chuckling]
This is great, Allison.
This is what the show is all about.
A four-year comedy vet
- that's talking about your real life. - I appreciate that.
You came out, you took the ball and ran with it.
Made the most of the opportunity.
It's what people dream of.
You waited out in the sunshine for hours.
These sign ups have been here since 3:00 p.m.
Allison Perski, you're the first person tonight
to leave here with a big joke book.
- Congratulations. - [cheering and applause]
It's that easy.
Make it look easy.
It's a minute.
Allison Perski caught it.
The iron dome catches everything.
[Mark laughs]
[Tony laughs]
Dreams really do come true here.
And your next comedian,
his dreams came true on this show as well.
He went from being on one time, winning a golden ticket.
Howie Mandel saw it happen
and put him on America's Got Talent.
He made it all the way to the finals of America's Got Talent.
He's a touring comedian superstar.
Now, this is his Madison Square Garden/Netflix debut.
This is the return
of longtime Golden Ticket winner Ahren Belisle, everybody.
[cheering and applause]
- The great Ahren Belisle. - [band plays intro music]
One more time for Ahren Belisle.
[cheering and applause]
[synthesized voice] Everyone is accusing me of faking my disability.
So I got this headset to prove I can't talk.
[laughter]
This is what happens when your dad does ketamine
and your mom is a dinosaur.
Everybody thinks I'm infertile,
so I never have to pull out.
Most people don't even believe that I fuck.
I was out with a girl I'm dating
and some old lady said,
"You must be his sister."
"Oh, God, you're telling me this now?"
"I've been hitting it raw for weeks."
[laughter]
Norm, I was stuck.
Almost lost survival of the fittest to a bathtub though.
I was stuck in my hotel tub
and had to call the front desk guy to rescue me.
And I was panic-flaccid.
[laughter]
Normal flaccid is a couple inches.
Panic-flaccid is like a clitoris resting on your balls.
[laughter]
[Mark laughs]
And I couldn't let this hotel clerk think he's better than me.
So I started cranking one out real quick.
- [laughter] - [kitten meows]
American Eagle still refused to hire me to do an ad
because I have shitty genes.
[laughter]
[cheering and applause]
I could never be a Nazi.
[laughter]
Ahren Belisle, ladies and gentlemen.
[cheering and applause]
It is true.
Everything you said was true.
I was wondering, I actually...
A fun fact... A little behind the scenes of Kill Tony
was, uh, I got word, you know,
they're always checking the budget and whatnot.
Somebody goes, "Tony, just to let you know,
Ahren Belisle requested,
it's, like, $250 for a headset."
[Redban chuckles]
And I'm literally like,
"What the fuck could this guy possibly want a headset for?"
And sure enough, I mean,
absolutely just burning money for no reason.
[laughter]
Just so that you could say you're wearing a headset.
It's just a prop.
It didn't have to be a real headset.
That's a legit headset.
I paid for that.
Whatever you're typing, better be a fucking apology, right now.
[laughter]
[synthesized voice] I'm sorry if you can't afford it.
- [laughter] - Oh, it's okay. It's all right.
It's okay.
Give me your handicapped placard.
- I want better parking. - [laughter]
That's what I want. I don't want your money.
I want your parking spot.
[laughs]
Ahren, how do you feel?
You just fucking ripped the roof off of the Garden.
- [cheering and applause] - Unbelievable.
[synthesized voice] Could be better.
I've only been in Madison Square Garden
twice in my three-year career.
- [Tony laughing] Yeah. - [laughter]
You're living the dream, buddy.
Oh, he's got something.
He looked at Redban there, that did not look good.
Redban. Redban's about to get lit up.
Uh-oh!
[synthesized voice] I joined OnlyFans.
I do inspiration porn.
- [laughter] - [laughing] Inspiration porn...
For $5, I will open a pickle jar.
[laughter]
For $10, I go outside without a helmet.
[laughter]
For $20, I'll fuck a closeted Republican.
[laughter]
Uh-oh. He's got more.
- Uh-oh. - [Mark] Comedy.
- [Tony laughing] Wow! Look at that! - [laughter]
[Tony] Amazing.
This guy's great, but proves it.
AI has taken over.
- We're done. - [laughter]
[in Mark's voice] Wow, you're the funniest retard I've ever seen.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
[Tony] You really have Mark Normand's voice in there ready to rip.
That was so good.
- [applause] - [Mark groans softly]
[Tony and Ahren laughing]
You look like me with fetal alcohol syndrome.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
Keep going.
[synthesized voice] Hey, man, I need a lot of work.
Can you recommend me to your plastic surgeon?
Oh, Jesus Christ!
[crowd cheering and whooping]
I don't like when you get a good one, 'cause I love your laugh.
It sounds like somebody's scooting a desk across some hardwood.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
[Matt] Funny and handsome.
I'd say you're a drool threat.
[laughter]
And I don't think it's a plastic surgeon you need.
[Matt] Is that panties?
- [Tony] Whoa! - [Mark] What the hell?
[cheering and applause]
Oh, my goodness.
Did you steal those out of my greenroom?
[Mark laughs]
[Mark] Did you fuck Heidi?
[laughter]
[Tony] Meet, run, and Heidi.
You can't finger with the left.
[laughter]
[Mark] Uh-oh.
Darling, hold my hand.
Yes, I can.
- [Ahren chuckles] - [Tony] Uh-oh.
[synthesized voice] It just hurts.
It just hurts.
[Mark] Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Hell, yeah. - All right.
Shrugged it off.
[in Mark's voice] Comedy.
[laughter]
[Tony] Ahren Belisle, anything else you want to say
before we keep it moving along here?
You crushed tonight.
- Just like people-- - [synthesized voice] No.
- No? All right. - [laughter]
There he goes.
Ladies and gentlemen, that's how you do it.
- [cheering and applause] - The great Ahren Belisle, everybody.
On to the next one.
Uh... Oh! Perfect.
Proof yet again that he's not faking it.
[crowd cheering]
Hell yeah.
We're having fun here.
Bucket pull number three.
We have one big joke book already out tonight,
which is 50%.
Ain't bad for these arena shows.
How many of you watch every episode of Kill Tony?
- [crowd cheering] - Then you know.
All right, your third bucket pull of the night.
Making dreams come true at Madison Square Garden.
Make some noise for Jim Martin, everybody.
Jim Martin.
- [band plays intro music] - [scattered applause]
So I was getting fucked by this Black guy...
[crowd whooping, laughing]
...and he really wanted me to say the N word.
Like, he got off
on me sounding super racist.
So let's just say
I gave him a hard R
and he gave me a hard D.
[scattered laughter]
I actually said it
so many times.
[crowd booing]
I said it so many times
that I caught myself halfway through,
like, I never thought I would say a hard R
directly to a Black person
- this many times. - [crowd booing]
Maybe a couple of times.
But not this many times.
I said it so many times,
I'm not even racist anymore.
[crowd booing]
Except Chinese people.
- But I'm still working on that. - [kitten meows]
I hate Pride Month.
I don't suck dick because I have pride in sucking dick.
[bear growls]
[Tony] Yeah, we're gonna stop you.
We're gonna stop you before Nate Diaz comes up here
and knocks your head
into the other fucking... into the other borough.
Holy shit.
All right, Jim Martin.
Let's start with Mark Normand here.
Well, I just got to say, thank you, Jeffrey Bummer.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
A very creepy set.
Have you worked that out before?
Yeah, I did it in an all-Black room, I did that.
And I got laughs.
Yeah.
[laughing] Okay.
- Your face did. - [Tony chuckles]
- An all-Black room. - Yeah.
And it got laughs.
And you did that.
And what did they do when you were walking outside?
[laughter]
Nothing?
No one said anything to you?
- Uh, well, the set... - [man shouts indistinctly]
I made fun of more people,
sort of like, made fun of all kinds of groups.
[Tony] Yeah--
It wasn't just the one thing.
The set needs to be gayer than racist.
- Okay. - Yeah.
- For sure. - [Mark laughs]
Jim, how long you been doing stand-up comedy?
I started in 2015, but I haven't done it that many times.
- 2015... [mumbles] - [crowd booing]
And the boos in the room are growing, everybody.
I don't know if it's translating to your in-home screens,
but there has just been a constant murmur since you got up here.
Uh, what's a redeeming quality?
Win over the people of New York City.
Is this where you live?
No, I live in Doylestown, Pennsylvania.
- Oh, boy! - [loud booing]
- That's the wrong answer. - [guitar sting plays]
That's the wrong answer.
Let me help you out here.
Let's get the crowd on your side.
What do you do for a living?
Uh... Currently unemployed.
- Oh... - [loud booing]
A non-contributor to society.
A non-tax-paying member of the American government.
Unbelievable.
Jim, I'm trying to save you here.
Is there something you can say to this crowd
that will definitely get them on your side?
I'm really good at karaoke.
- [Matt] No! - [Tony] Oh, no.
- No! - Oh, no.
[Matt] That's worse than being racist.
[laughter]
You're gonna have to suck off D-Madness or something.
- Yeah. - [drum sting plays]
You can't say that you hate Chinese people,
and you're good at karaoke in the same night, by the way.
It's either one or the other.
He only sings N.W.A.
[laughter]
All right, let's try again.
Get these people on your side.
Everybody in the Garden is against you right now.
Say something.
[drumroll plays]
Uh... I've been going to the same writing group for nine years.
Oh, boo!
- Now I'm with them. Boo! - [laughter]
[Matt] Gayer than karaoke.
[Tony] The lights are changing.
Everything's going crazy here.
You're breaking the set, Jim.
My God, what was the last job you had before you were unemployed?
I did the census.
- [crowd shouting] - [Tony] Oh...
[sad comical music plays]
- [bell tolls] - My God.
Are you close with your mother?
[Jim] Uh, yeah.
- Okay. - [crowd booing]
Oh, they don't even like that.
[laughing] They don't like moms here tonight.
How about blow jobs?
Do you like blow jobs?
- Yes. - [crowd cheering]
[woman speaking indistinctly]
[Tony] Amazing.
That's the loophole here.
On this night, we have gathered 18,000 people
that agree on one thing and one thing only.
And that, my friend, is blow jobs.
[crowd cheering]
This is Kill Tony.
[laughter]
We've been labeled a lot of things. We've been labeled, you know, racist.
We've been labeled hacky, but all we love are blow jobs.
- That's all. - [crowd cheering]
That's the true American dream.
All right. Come on. Let's give it one more chance here.
I kind of spoon-fed you that one. Say one more thing.
Maybe an accomplishment from your life or something you're really good at.
Or, you know, something that'll make this crowd love you.
I started a comedy literary journal that I edit and publish.
- [crowd shouting] - Oh, man!
- [Tony] Holy shit. - [sad comical music plays]
It feels like they're so close to calling him the N word after all this.
[laughs] Yeah. The irony of the minute that you did
is they... I think they want to call you the N word
and fuck you in the ass at the same time.
- [laughter] - I won't let it happen. I'll get you out.
Here's the smallest joke book we have out of the whole bunch.
- [crowd cheering] - You earned it, Jim Martin. There he goes.
Mike back in the mike stand, Jim Martin.
And without a doubt, in order to cleanse this room,
ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to the Legends Bucket, everybody.
- [crowd cheering] - [upbeat music playing]
And well, well, well...
How lucky are we?
Who better to go after Jim Martin
than the man that I truly believe is the best comedian in the world?
I present to you your favorite comedian's favorite comedian, the true...
The true, in my opinion, king of New York...
Ladies and gentlemen, the GOAT...
Dave Attell!
- [cheering and applause] - [band plays intro music]
Thank you very much, everybody.
Got some big shoes to fill.
[laughter]
Hey, you know what? Give it up for the last guy.
- Guys, huh, come on. No, really. - [scattered cheers and boos]
It's not every day...
It's not every day you get to meet the next mayor.
- Now... - [laughter]
Here we are.
And you guys are crushing it.
The last guy, he took it, didn't he?
Yeah, well, I'm going to use the N word too.
- Is that okay, Tony? - [laughter]
Newark Airport doesn't work, all right?
Any one of you who flew in here, you ain't getting out.
You live here now.
New York needs tourism.
Applaud if you're a tourist. I wanna hear it.
- [cheering and applause] - Yes. Thank you.
Thank you for coming to New York.
We need tourism now more than ever.
Because everyone who lives here has already been assaulted.
And we need fresh blood.
The subway god has to be fed.
Lord Choo Choo is hungry.
Those trains run on souls.
Get down there!
Look over the platform, make some eye contact.
New York, you can't sit down anywhere...
but you can lay down everywhere.
- [laughter] - Yeah, I know it.
Some of you probably stepped over me on the way in here.
I saw a guy on the street masturbating, right?
A woman walks past him and goes, "Oh, it's too hot for that."
And it really was.
I didn't know that was seasonal.
[laughter]
I'm really stepping up my game.
It's not every day you get to perform
to the not Fantastic Four but the available three.
[laughter]
[cheering and applause]
Oh, come on.
Come on, guys, please.
Don't waste my time, I left the kid in the car.
[laughter]
Tony, you've done it again, and then some.
You keep saying, "Where dreams come true." May I?
I mean, Madison Square Garden, can I take it to the next level?
[cheering and applause]
- Thank you. - [Tony cheering]
Yeah.
- [playing melodic tune on recorder] - [laughter]
I'm just calling the homeless that live in the train station.
- They'll be here any minute. - [laughter]
- [resumes playing recorder] - [applause]
For those who saw my special on Netflix, Hot Cross Buns,
you know the recorder is my guilty pleasure.
Now, Tony, did you play the recorder?
You didn't. You kind of look like you played the inhaler.
But how about you, Matt? I don't know you that well.
- Did you ever play? - No, sir.
Exactly. You had friends.
Now, Normand, I see you there playing the victim.
- Uh... - [laughter]
Tony... [laughs]
The beauty of the recorder, as we all know,
is you get to communicate with music.
Sometimes words don't do this so...
And I know this is a super hardcore comedy crowd.
But out there somewhere, someone's feelings have been hurt,
and that's why I've come up with a little tune
to make it up for all those with the hurt feelings.
[upbeat tune playing]
- Just an F and A energy. - [laughter]
Just a simple little, "I hear you."
- [cheering and applause] - We all hear you.
[guitar sting plays]
[continues playing tune]
[gentle piano notes playing in sync]
Close your eyes now,
and let me take you on a trip to Trader Joe's.
- [laughter] - [continues playing tune]
Sorry.
That wasn't... That was just my COPD.
- Now... - [laughter]
I guess I should end it strong. Am I right, or no?
- I think I'm doing okay, right? Yeah. - [crowd cheering]
[plays upbeat tune]
- Well, for those of you from... [laughs] - [laughter]
For those of you from... [chuckles] ...from New York, here's some advice.
Okay, first off, you can't smell it all in one day.
- Now... [laughs] - [laughter]
It's late, my favorite time of night, when the city bikes are all docked again.
Safely back in the rack.
Do you think they talk to each other about the rides they had, Tony?
Oh, yeah!
"Where were you today, city bike?"
"Oh, I went around Central Park."
"How about you?"
"I was involved in a hate crime."
"Nice."
- [laughter] - Good night. God bless.
- Kill Tony forever. - [cheering and applause]
The great Dave Attell, ladies and gentlemen.
His special, Hot Cross Buns, is on Netflix.
Watch right after this, if you haven't already.
[band plays upbeat music]
One more time for the great Dave Attell, everyone.
[cheering and applause]
We're going to bucket pull number four,
ladies and gentlemen, we're flying through it.
Make some noise for Brennan Jim.
Bucket pull number four, Brennan Jim.
[band plays intro music]
Make some noise for Heidi and Valerie too, huh?
[cheering and applause]
Here comes Brennan Jim.
Brennan Jim.
What's up, guys?
You know, I'm actually a pretty nervous guy.
I get a little bit of stage fright, you know, and people always ask me,
"Why do you do standup comedy
if you suffer from social anxiety and stage fright?"
I tell them it's this little thing called exposure therapy.
If you don't know what that is, it's like, if you're afraid of something,
you just go around it for a while
and then, eventually, you won't be afraid of it.
So like, say you're afraid of babies.
We would just take you and throw you into a pool of babies
and suddenly, you wouldn't be afraid anymore.
[crowd booing]
Let's say you have somebody who is afraid of dead babies.
We just take you back to that pool because nobody's watching those babies.
- [chuckles] - [crowd booing]
I was telling my friend about this, and I was like, "You have any advice?"
And he's like, "Uh, yeah."
He looks at me, "Why don't you just picture the crowd naked?"
I was like, "In today's day and age, that's like assault, isn't it?"
[crowd booing]
- But I like to listen to my elders. - [kitten meows]
So I can tell you this, looking at this crowd right now...
bad fucking advice.
And it's not because of you, it's because of me.
[bear growls]
[Tony] Wow.
Wow.
Brennan Jim, how long have you been doing standup comedy?
- About a year. - About a year. Where at?
Um, I did one, actually, here in New York. It was actually my first one.
- I did on the fourth of July last year. - Where do you live?
I live in Elmira, New York.
- Elmira? - Yeah.
[crowd booing]
How far away is that from here?
About three-and-a-half hours.
Three-and-a-half hours. North?
- Uh, west. - Okay.
What's it known for? What's Elmira, New York known for?
Oh, trains.
And then Ithaca is not far away. And that's known for colleges and stuff.
And I've done a couple open mics up in Ithaca.
Your interview is as exciting as your set.
- What do you do for work? - [crowd shouting]
I, uh, I build stuff.
- I build trains, actually. - [laughter]
- I used to... - [train horn blows]
Growing up I always liked Thomas the Tank Engine,
and now I get to build them. [chuckles]
Okay, well...
You're on the wrong track.
- Yeah, I know, right? - [laughter]
You know, you don't win them all. [chuckles]
Or maybe any.
What do you guys think about Brennan Jim? Matt?
- Uh-- - Go ahead.
I thought it was Redban's best set.
[laughter]
Redban taking strays out here. Mark Normand?
You build trains, but you're giving trailer.
- Yeah. - [laughter]
You got an interesting look too.
In a tough set, I'd go with a Zohran Bombdani.
[laughter]
I'm from West Virginia.
It's kind of a mix of a mountaineer look and I'm-too-lazy-to-shave look, you know?
[Mark] A-ha!
- [crowd booing] - Oh, boy.
- All right, well... - It's a tough crowd, but...
Uh, no, you suck.
- [laughter] - Here's a little joke book.
There he goes. Bucket pull number four, Brennan Jim.
Is this a joke book? [chuckles]
[Tony] It's empty, just like yours is.
- [crowd groaning] - [band plays light music]
All right, We're having fun here. Let's do something special.
Ladies and gentlemen, one of the greatest regulars in the history of the show,
a young legend who is a juggernaut, absolutely flying through show business,
doing movies, turning down legendary gigs,
accepting other legendary gigs,
getting to pick and choose what he does with his life
because he has ridden the Kill Tony fucking wave
all the way to wherever he wants to go...
Ladies and gentlemen, how loud can this place get
for the great Kam Patterson?
- [cheering and applause] - [band plays intro music]
What's up?
[crowd cheering, whooping]
Hell yeah!
I've, uh... I've spent a lot of time with my parents lately,
and I've been around my mom a lot,
and I've realized that my mom is a psychopath.
It's funny 'cause like she... I'm an only child.
So she didn't really have, like,
no guidelines on how to raise me, she didn't know what she was doing.
I remember when I was real young,
if I ever got sick, she never gave me like a hand to the forehead.
I never got one of those.
I never got one of these, dawg. Never.
If I was like, "Mama, I don't feel good," she would always go, "Drop them drawers."
And I would pull my pants down.
And if my balls was hanging down too low, that means I had a fever.
[laughter]
That's not a real thing, dawg.
She made that shit up, man.
The worst part about it is I didn't know that was wrong until last week, dawg.
Until my homeboy had a son.
He's like, "My son don't feel good."
- I said, "Check the nigga balls, dawg." - [kitten meows]
"If his balls is hanging down, he got a fever."
"Trust me. My mama told me that."
He said, "Nigga, I think you got molested."
"Ain't no way in hell that's a real thing."
Thank y'all so much. Been camp. Appreciate y'all.
- [cheering and applause] - Boom!
One minute, 15 seconds.
- [Kam] Pow! - Did it again.
- Come on. - The great Kam Patterson.
- You bet, baby. - [Tony] I love it.
You're doing it. It's been a long time
since you've been on the show, you've been working,
up here in New York, down in Florida, all around, film and movies,
while continuing to do standup.
- How's life going, Kam? - Life been great, bro.
I just did a movie. That was cool.
I gotta kiss bitches on camera. Hell, yeah.
- Whoa! - Yes, I'm a porn star now.
- Life is great. - [laughter]
- Hell, yeah. - Hell.
It was weird. The kissing ho's was... it was strange, dawg,
'cause, you know, movies, they got like an intimacy coordinator.
They got to watch you kiss and shit.
And I thought I was gonna be more like an HR situation.
But she was more like, "Yeah, you kissing real good right now?"
- [laughter] - "Yeah, you're doing great, nigga."
"Kiss her harder."
It was weird.
- Wow. - That's a real strange shit, dawg.
That's a real job? An intimacy coordinator?
Pretty fucked up.
It was a fat white lady, and she was bald.
- Oh. Shit. - Yeah.
New York's treating you well?
Yeah, been great, man.
It's been pretty cool, bro.
Hell, yeah.
Come on. He fits right in.
[laughter]
Appreciate you.
- Yeah, I love it. - Hell, yeah.
[Matt] I'm excited to see you in more movies.
That's the game plan. I can't act real good, but it's fun.
No. You're the next Jonathan Minors.
- I don't know who the fuck that is. - [laughter]
Jonathan Majors.
- Oh, what he do? - Well, it depends on who you ask.
Okay, well, there you go. I don't want to be that nigga.
- [laughter] - I will say that's weird, though.
The movie shit is strange because I can't.
I can't act. And I'm acting with people that can act like the girls I was kissing.
They can act for real. You feel what I'm saying?
So when we were kissing and shit, my dick would get hard.
- Because I'm not an actor. - [laughter]
You feel what I'm saying? Like my dick is thinking that you want to fuck us.
[laughter]
- Your dick was in a documentary. - A hun--
[laughter]
- Hell, yeah. - I love it.
What else you been doing for fun? Dad's good...
I saw ya. I've been hanging out the last couple of nights with you and the fam.
- Hell, yeah. - Your dad's out.
- Dad's feet are out. - All the way out.
It's insane to have your feet out in New York, nigga.
But his feet scare rats, so that's fine. You feel what I'm saying?
- Yeah. - Real shit.
- Yeah, no doubt about it. Amazing. - Real shit.
I love it. What else, Kam? Anything else?
That's it. Just been running around. You feel me.
- You're crushing. - Trying to get better.
No, no smash and grabs?
Nah, not yet.
- All right. - I'm thinking about it, though. [laughs]
Kam, you're killing it.
You've taken all the momentum from this show
- and you are absolutely crushing in life. - [cheering and applause]
- Appreciate it. - Perhaps more than anybody has
with the opportunity given to you.
It's absolutely incredible.
One of my best friends, one of my favorite comedians,
make some noise one more time for Kam Patterson, everybody.
- [cheering and applause] - [band plays upbeat music]
Let's go Legends Bucket, huh?
- Legends Bucket again? - [Mark] Yeah!
Let's fucking do it!
Ladies and gentlemen, oh, my God, I present to you
one of my best drinking buddies.
He is formerly a full time New Yorker
and now lives in Austin, Texas.
Make some noise for one of the best.
Truly the great, Joe DeRosa, everybody, is here.
- Live in the flesh. - [band plays intro music]
Yeah!
[cheering and applause]
Hey, hey.
- MSG. - [crowd cheering]
What's going on?
I was texting with a woman recently,
and I was positive I was gonna have phone sex.
Positive because it was 11:45 p.m.
And she wrote, "Are you all cozy in bed?"
And I said, "Yes, I am."
[laughter]
I was lying. I was in a chair.
Well, you lie when that text comes in. You could be making fajitas.
You're like, "Fuck it, they'll burn."
I wanna jizz.
[laughter]
Then she wrote,
"So, what's on your mind?"
I was like, "Oh, shit, here we fucking go."
And I thought, let me be smooth.
Let me be smooth.
So I said, "That's a great question."
"What's on your mind?"
Three dots started going.
I was staring at those fucking dots.
I can't wait to see what's on this bitch's mind.
- [laughter] - [breathing heavily]
You know what she said?
Palestine.
- [laughter] - [Mark groans]
Pales-- And with a full fucking boner.
I had to type, "I do not feel well-read enough on that subject
to discuss it properly at the moment."
[laughter]
Fellas. Let that be a lesson to you.
Always lob it back once for safety.
Doesn't matter how much of a green light you think you have.
Lob it the fuck back once.
'Cause "So, what's on your mind?"
That sounds like a goddamn green light, doesn't it?
Good thing I didn't tell her.
Good thing I didn't go, "What's on my mind?"
"I want to shoot my load all over your fat fucking tits right now."
- "That's what's on my mind." - [laughter]
"Then I want to finger fuck your pussy
till you squirt on my palm. That's what's on my mind."
"Then I want you to suck my dick till you drink my jizz
all the way down your throat."
"That's what's on my mind."
[cheering and applause]
"What's on your mind?"
[laughter]
Palestine?
"No, no, no. That's what I was talking about."
"That happened to a guy there today. It was on the news."
"It was horrible."
"We must stop this conflict."
All right, guys, I gotta go. Thank you so much.
- Kill Tony, appreciate you. - [cheering and applause]
Appreciate you, appreciate you.
Joe, you are the fucking man.
- Love you, buddy. - So awesome.
We always have so much fun.
We've been having fun. We had too much fun two nights ago.
Fucked me up last night.
I had to do standup here last night.
Something about you just makes me want to drink, dude.
- [laughs] - I don't know what it is, man.
It is so fucking cool to be here.
Thank you for having me and I want to say this.
[crowd cheering]
I want to say this on Netflix in front of all these people here.
Dude, I've been doing this show with you
since it was in the belly room at the comedy store
and there was 20 people there.
- This is fucking insane. - [applause]
- Thank you, buddy. - You changed shit, buddy.
- Thank you for making me a part of it. - You're the man.
- Joe DeRosa. Ladies and gentlemen. - Love you, guys. Good night.
- [cheering and applause] - joederosa.com.
He's on tour and his special
I Never Promised You a Rose Garden is out there right now.
[Redban] The best special.
[Tony] And it is one of the best specials of the year.
Let's keep this fun train moving along, everybody.
We're gonna go bucket pull five.
[band plays light music]
Here we go. We're gonna meet 'em all together.
We're 50-50. Booze through the set.
Try to hold your booze at least until they're done.
Try your best.
It's more fun if you wait, and then at the end of 60 seconds,
you just let it rip all at once.
Let's try our best, make some noise,
someone hopefully trying to make it tonight.
It's Ryan P. Flaherty, Ryan P. Flaherty.
- [band plays intro music] - [scattered applause]
What's up, New York? I like blow jobs, too.
[crowd cheering]
Hi, guys. My name's Ryan.
I look like my most recent Internet search was just "vacuum, dick, stuck, help."
[laughter]
I look like I would be a camp counselor for theater kids on Klonopin.
I'd like to do a dad joke. Is that okay with y'all?
[crowd cheering]
Uh, as someone whose dad is named Frank
and whose dad is on the sex offender registry...
[laughter]
...any time somebody starts a sentence like, "I'll just be frank."
I want to go... "No!"
"You don't wanna do that." [chuckles]
It's fine. He's dead. [chuckles]
- To me. - [laughter]
It's a big night for me, y'all.
I'm so glad to be here.
I don't normally do this, but I brought business cards tonight.
[kitten meows]
They're not mine. But I've been finding cool ones and writing my shit on the back.
If you're type O-positive, Earl needs a kidney.
- Thank you so much. I'm Ryan. - [cheering and applause]
[Tony] Ryan P. Flaherty.
You did it, Ryan P.
- Thanks, guys. [laughs] - Hell, yeah.
How long you been doing standup?
Uh, if you count COVID, like, seven years.
Nice. All of it here in New York?
No, I'm from Scranton, Pennsylvania.
- Okay. - [crowd cheering]
Wow.
Rock solid for being from Scranton, PA.
What do you do for work?
I'm a maintenance kind of guy.
I just do stupid shit.
Grout, paint.
I work on fast food ice cream machines.
Whoa, that's you.
- An American hero. - I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
No, it's great. You're the one that fixes 'em.
Yep.
You also look like you might break them sometimes too.
[laughter]
- I love it. - Keeps me busy.
I love it. You married?
Uh, yeah.
You got kids?
- Uh, yeah. One kid. - One kid.
- Yeah. - How old's the kid?
- Just turned 12. Pretty cool. - Twelve.
- Awesome. Boy or girl? - Hell, yeah, man.
Girl-- Uh, boy.
Wow. Look at that.
- Trans. - [laughter]
It's scary up here, guys. Come on.
- Got a trans 12-year-old. That's awesome. - [laughs]
We'll see.
Jim Norton's backstage googling her right now.
[laughter]
I love it. What do you do for fun, Ryan P. Flaherty?
Dude, this, improv, spend time with the family.
I don't got time. I just want to do this.
[Tony] I love it. Fucking awesome.
And look at you. You're in Madison Square Garden right now.
[cheering and applause]
You went from standing out on the street at 3:00 p.m.
Now you're in the Garden performing a sold-out show.
You're on Netflix.
How do you feel?
So far, so-so, man. [chuckles]
Pretty cool with it.
This is going better than I could have ever anticipated so far.
- [chuckles] - Yeah.
- [cheering and applause] - Wow.
[laughs] Yeah!
They like me, Tony. They really like me.
[Tony] They do.
Anything else interesting about your life we should know about, Ryan P?
Um... I could wiggle my ears. Uh...
[Tony] Let's see that ear wiggle.
Let's see it.
Look right down at that camera. Right down the center.
- There, you see a red light down there. - I'll find it.
- [band plays upbeat music] - Or it's right down the middle there.
- Are they wiggling? - [crowd cheering]
Is that a good ear wiggle?
This is Kill Tony, ladies and gentlemen.
- Anything can happen. - [laughter]
Amazing.
What else? Tell us something else fun about your life.
Um... I lost my virginity on the auditorium stage of my high school.
[crowd cheering]
You too? [chuckles]
[Tony] I'm getting word that we have an instant replay available.
We have the director of the UFC events here.
Can I see an instant replay?
I didn't get to see it. We have that.
We have that center screen. Where is that?
[Matt] What?
[Tony] Yeah, I still don't, really.
It's barely an ear wiggle, really.
[Redban] It's a ear-ish wiggle.
- Yeah, it's a lot of pressure, Tony. - [Tony laughing]
[Matt] Just a little trick to get the kids in the van.
- [Tony] Yeah. - [laughter]
How do you look like a pedophile but have a voice of the victim?
- [laughs in high-pitch] - [laughter]
I'm just very special, Matt.
I love that you have a son. Imagine your kids being bullied
and they're like, "My dad'll beat you up," and just another kid shows up.
Yeah, dude, I have to have his friends that hit puberty go.
And, like, pretend they're me, you know?
All right.
[laughter]
Well, my friend, you did fantastic tonight.
I do believe you're the most popular comedian in Scranton right now.
How about one more time for Ryan P. Flaherty, ladies and gentlemen?
- [cheering and applause] - There he goes, everybody.
And we're gonna keep it moving along.
Ladies and gentlemen, one of the greatest regulars
in the history of the show.
A freak of nature who--
This will be his second time performing in Madison Square Garden.
Ladies and gentlemen, what can I say?
We're here at the Mecca, the world's most famous arena.
The greatest unions, the greatest staff, the greatest crew possible.
Every single person at the Garden is a surgeon at their job.
And I think this arena represents America better than any other place on earth.
[crowd cheering]
And this young man hopes to represent America very soon as an American.
But today he remains the Estonian assassin.
- Ladies and gentlemen, this is Ari Matti. - [cheering and applause]
[band plays intro music]
[chuckles]
[inhales deeply]
I'm not a political guy.
I don't give a fuck.
I'm on whatever side the person I'm talking to is on.
If you're a big-titted Muslim bitch,
"From the river to the sea," my queen.
I'm not like a guy who's like, "Well, actually, fuck you."
I do whatever the 51% is doing.
If I'm on an airplane, somebody puts their seat back to me,
I put my seat back to whoever the fuck is behind me.
You fuck me? I fuck you.
[laughter]
That's how the world works.
We all go, "Fuck you! Fuck you!
Fuck you! Fuck you!
Fuck you!"
Until the last guy...
[laughter]
...can't.
I love living in America.
You guys are patriotic as fuck.
[cheering and applause]
Nobody fucks with America.
I love that you guys bombed Iran.
[chuckles] Not because they had nuclear weapons,
but because they had the idea.
[laughter]
That's some gangster shit.
And I love when Americans are criticizing Israel for really overreacting.
Oh, yeah? Kind of like dropping two nuclear bombs
after somebody blows up a couple of boats, huh?
[laughs]
I love that you guys did two.
I think after one, the Japanese would have been like, "Oh, shit."
"Fuck!"
"Sorry."
"We didn't know you have the sun."
[laughter]
Remember when somebody blew up a couple of towers?
A couple of teeny weeny towers filled with Jews?
You guys are so patriotic that even though it happened in New York,
there was guys in North Carolina who saw that shit on TV,
and they were like, "Oh, yeah!"
[laughter]
[chuckles] You flew over an ocean, into a desert...
"Where is he?"
I guess what I'm saying, Estonians are not patriotic.
[laughter]
You know what Estonians did when Russia invaded us?
- We learned the language. [laughs] - [laughter]
Thank you, guys.
- Wow. What a vibe. - [cheering and applause]
[Tony] Wow!
The force of Estonia.
The assassin has done what he does yet again.
- Thank you. - What a fucking set.
[sighs] I was so scared to bring up that 9/11.
- I told you before... this was... - [Tony laughs]
Oh, it's a good joke. I'll never forget it.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
[Tony] Hell, yeah.
- It brought the place down. - Wow.
I love it, Ari.
You're absolutely crushing.
Fantastic.
How are you enjoying New York?
Yeah. So much fun, yeah.
I came here a few days early just to work that set out,
and it was awesome. Running around clubs.
I saw Mark Normand around. He helped me a little.
That was awesome.
Just to work the jokes, I'll get the real New York experience.
[Tony] Yeah.
[cheering and applause]
That was awesome.
[Tony] Yeah, you love it.
You're always grinding, always hustling hard.
Mark, is this true? You helped him out? What did you do?
Uh, I didn't touch any of that shit,
but no, no, we were working out. Yeah, you got to run it.
It's the Garden.
- Yeah, it was awesome. - You gotta prepare.
And Matt Rife, on behalf of all the comedians,
thank you for bringing the bitches out to comedy.
- Thank you very much. - [laughter]
He's doing the Lord's work.
I've seen your crowds, thank heavens.
Can we pull up a Matt Rife shirtless pic?
What do you think?
- [Tony laughs] No, we don't have to... - Okay.
Pull up a David Lucas shirtless pic.
[laughter]
- I have it on my... my wallpaper. - [Ari] You have great genes.
Ari, what else is going on?
Well, we got, you know, what happened to us on Thursday?
We go to a sauna. Russian sauna.
Steam? Oh, yeah. Yeah. Now you remember?
- Yes, I do remember. - [Mark] Oh!
Me and Tony got sexually assaulted in a steam room.
[Tony] We did.
[Mark] Redban?
- [Redban] No, I was not there. - [laughter]
Redban can't handle temperatures over 75.
- [laughter] - Uh...
But Ari and I are big time sweaters.
- We have, we own our own saunas at home. - Yeah.
And when we come to New York City,
there is a place here that's been here
- since, what, 18-like-70. - Yeah.
The Turkish Russian bathhouse it's called.
I've been there for like... I've gone there, like, five years in a row.
But this is the first time I went there and I saw you there.
- And it was Men's Thursday. - Yeah.
And we found out together...
- Well, yeah. - Thursdays between 1:00 and 5:00
- is what they call "Men's time..." - See.
...which it seems like we would fit in there.
I thought, "Men's time", oh, my God, intelligent conversation,
- cocks out, fun times... - Yeah.
[laughter]
- Instead, you know... - Dude.
And it started kind of slow.
I don't know if we haven't really gone
over this since it happened, but I saw one guy walking by
that was, I thought maybe he had, like, an itch or something.
Like, it was kind of like reverse backhand.
Yeah, it was like that. Exactly.
He was, you know, with the coin, you know, just a little...
- maybe an itch. - Yep.
If you've got an itch.
And then organically, Ari and I sitting
next to each other in the steam room,
- you know, you're kind of like, "Ugh..." - You're in the haze.
Yeah, you're just, it's fucking... It's kind of cloudy.
- And there's a guy directly across... - Three inches from my face.
[laughter]
No, no, he was here. Tony's here...
- Dick here. - Yeah.
[laughter]
And he was really... He was doing the...
No. At first I thought I'm seeing a mirage or something
- because... half chubby doing, you know? - Yep.
Yep.
And no one, see. Yes, Matt Rife.
- No one... - [Tony] Yeah.
- See, no one is saying shit. - Yeah.
[Tony] There's also, yeah, that's worth noting...
- I look at Tony... - ...seven or eight other guys
in this thing with us.
- Everybody's just kind of chill. - I look at Tony. He's not bothered.
What? He's very comfortable.
[laughter]
The biggest smile I've ever seen on his fucking face.
- It's true. - And then...
Because I couldn't fucking believe what was happening.
Yes. So then I go, remember, in the steam room,
I just... I go, "Hey, dude, are you jacking off?"
- [Tony] Yeah. - [laughter]
Which I expected... "Oh!"
But his response, no contact lost with cock.
- He goes, "Yeah." - Yeah.
- [laughter] - And he nodded like that.
He goes like that, and he's continuing to do it with the powerful eye contact.
No blink, head nod.
So then... So then--
This is where Ari Matti gained his citizenship at this moment.
- So then, I go get the fuck out of there. - Yeah. Yeah.
And as soon as I said that,
I realized from the energy in the room,
- I'm the odd one out. - Yeah.
- [laughter] - [chuckles]
That's when it clicked, "Men's Thursday".
Dude, everyone was probably ready to gobble, gobble...
and I just... [chuckles] I thought I stopped a sexual assault,
- I think I interrupted an orgy. - Yeah.
- [laughter] - Yeah.
I got one more for ya.
I did a quick stop in today.
I'm like, I'm gonna fuck it, and I'm gonna sweat out.
- [Ari] Of course you went back. - Yeah, I went right back,
and this is open, back to normal.
What we've always been used to. Not Thursdays 1:00 to 5:00.
I go back and I'm in that exact steam room with some friends, right?
And then there's one guy there that goes, "Man, is this great or what?"
I go, "I'll tell you, the other day,
there was a fucking guy jerking off in this room."
"Fucking disgusting, right?"
He goes, "Thursday between 1:00 and 5:00?" I go, "Yeah".
He goes, "Yeah, that's... that's 'men's time.'"
I go, "Yeah, but you're not supposed to jerk off."
"This place is supposed to be..."
He goes, "No, no, no. This is New York."
[laughter]
And I'm like, I can't wait to get back to Texas.
- [laughter] - [bird squawking]
You need guns here, motherfuckers. You need guns.
Get your guns back.
[crowd cheering]
There's no jerking off in steam rooms
where everyone can possibly have a gun underneath their towel.
[laughter]
- Redban. - Why did you go back, though?
- I would never go back to that place. - Yeah. Redban, you're so straight.
You would never go do something healthy for your body again
- because one guy jerked off. - Take a hot shower.
Yeah, a hot shower. That's the same, Redban.
This guy has the same gunk underneath his sweat pores
since 1989.
[laughter]
What's the healthiest thing you think you've done in the past year?
- I ate pussy today. - Wow. He ate pussy.
[cheering and applause]
- While she was on her period. - While she was on her period.
- And I swallowed it. - And he swallowed it.
Ladies and gentlemen, Redban, an American hero.
So much fun.
[Tony] What kind of candy did she put in her pussy for you to eat it?
[laughter]
- Kimchi. - Kimchi.
All right.
Ari, you're a fucking beast.
You did it again tonight.
- Thank you so much. - Un-fucking-believable.
Ladies and gentlemen, make some noise for Ari Matti, everybody!
[cheering and applause]
We're gonna go Legends Bucket.
I know we already have momentum.
I shouldn't do it right now.
We're going Legends Bucket.
Oh, my God, ladies and gentlemen,
magic is about to happen as I present to you,
the reigning defending 2024 guest of the year
here to do a spot at Madison Square Garden,
make some fucking noise for Kill Tony icon
and one of the greatest comedic movie stars of all time, Harland Williams.
- [cheering and applause] - [band plays intro music]
[Harland] Wow.
What a treat.
I gotta tell you, folks, it's, uh...
It's a bit of an emotional night for me to be here tonight.
My sister's here tonight.
She's in the very top row, right on the railing up there, and...
[crowd cheering]
It's... It's been a little tough.
She's been, and it's tough to talk about, but she's been suicidal.
[scattered laughter]
And they say that laughter is the best medicine.
So I brought her here tonight
to maybe encourage her to go forward with her dreams in life.
You can all help me tonight with a chant.
Jump, jump, jump, jump, jump,
jump, jump, jump, jump, jump!
Is she still there?
All right, well, we'll leave the car running for you when you get home. Uh...
Sir, if you could fuck off.
[laughter]
Uh, it's good to be here.
Holy God, some guy recognized me in the street today.
He ran up to me and he goes, "Hey, man, I know you. You're crazy!"
And I said, "Yeah, I'm crazy, all right."
"Crazy like Forest Whitaker's left eye."
[laughter]
[crowd cheering]
He said to me, he said, "Hey, man, you've been in the game a long time."
"Maybe it's time to get out."
And I said, "Like a retard in a bouncy house..."
[laughter]
"...there ain't no getting out."
[laughter]
I was walking around in New York, I don't vape
but I started vaping here in New York.
Not the little vape pens, but about every four blocks,
you see a pipe sticking out of the road with steam coming out of it.
I just walk up, plant my face right in it.
Holy shit!
The flavors are delicious.
Have you tried homeless-manure urine-raspberry-sun blast?
[laughter]
How about suicidal-out-of-work Broadway-actor-blueberry, anybody?
Just an hour ago, I had sexual assault in the park,
cinnamon, cranberry,
that guy's teeth. No, I'm just kidding.
Sir, if you could go immediately and stick your tongue
in the nearest electrical socket.
I got up at 5:30 in the morning,
this morning, I wanted to see New York
without all the the tourists and all the people walking around.
So, I'm wandering around at 5:30 in the morning,
and I got to tell you, this city is haunting.
It is ghostly, dare I say enchanting.
I'm walking around at 5:30 in the morning
and all I hear is this... All I hear is...
[imitates wind howling]
[scattered cheers]
I look, I see a homeless guy making wind noises.
[laughter]
I gave him $30.
Best blow job I've ever had, I gotta tell you.
- Number one. One. - [cheering and applause]
I picked up a girl in a bar last night.
Man, you can't tell those trannies apart anymore.
- Holy fuck. - [laughter]
This chick was a 12 out of 10.
I got the tranny home and we were rolling around naked in the sheets.
We were feeling around and halfway through it, I whisper in her ear,
I said, "I don't want to be insensitive, but your pussy has a cock."
[laughter]
[chuckles]
"Your clit is about eight inches long
and there's a mushroom cap on top."
I mean, she was a great guy, but I only lasted about three hours.
That's not for me.
I got a new tattoo. You got a tattoo, buddy?
What do you got, my guy?
All kinds? Can you name one?
Your daughter's name.
So you don't know your fucking daughter's name?
[laughter]
Do you open the door and go, "Hey, it's time for dinner, uh...
Carol."
I got a new tattoo right here. A brand new one.
It's a beauty. Holy God, I love it.
It's a tattoo of a giraffe sleeping on a beanbag chair.
[laughter]
When it gets excited, it runs in and out of caves and throws up.
[laughter]
Give my son and daughter a hand. Aren't they great?
[laughter]
Folks, I love you.
I'll see my sister when I get home.
The guest of the year.
Reigning, defending, the host of the Harland Highway podcast.
[cheering and applause]
One of the greatest guests in the show's history.
One more time for the great Harland Williams,
- ladies and gentlemen. - Thank you.
[cheering and applause]
[Mark] Wow, what a legend.
That set got dumb and dumber.
- [drum sting plays] - [Tony laughs]
[Tony] We're having fun.
I'm gonna keep the momentum up here. Instead of going to the next bucket pull,
I think we should go with one of our greatest golden ticket winners ever.
Ladies and gentlemen, this young lady has always absolutely destroyed.
She is, without a doubt, one of the most beloved figures
in Kill Tony history from Nashville, Tennessee.
- Make some noise for Fiona Cauley. - [cheering and applause]
[band plays intro music]
Here she comes.
She's back.
How loud can this place get?
Come on, Madison Square Garden.
[loud cheering]
One more time for Fiona Cauley.
[cheering and applause]
New York City.
[crowd cheering]
- A lot of stairs. Um... - [laughter]
Man, I... [chuckles] I was recently approached
by a couple in proposition for a threesome.
- [whooping from crowd] - Oh, yeah.
I am always down for half the work. Um...
[chuckles]
I do bring my own cuck chair. Um...
[chuckles]
I, uh, I did learn, though, that, like the quickest way
to ruin the vibe of a threesome
is to ask if their home is ADA compliant.
- [laughter] - [chuckles]
It never is. Um... [chuckles]
And if it were, I think I'd be more concerned.
[chuckles] Thank y'all.
- [cheering and applause] - The great Fiona Cauley.
Nashville, Tennessee.
The pride of Nashville.
Hell, yeah.
- Welcome back, Fiona. - Thank you.
How's New York City treating you?
You having fun out here?
Yeah, they're all equal.
They treat me normal.
- They're very mean, and I like that. - [laughter]
Yeah.
- I like that shit. - Yeah.
It's funny, uh, backstage I saw Matt and I realized
I had to fucking change
because I couldn't let you be the prettiest one on the stage.
- [crowd cheering] - [Tony] Ooh!
I'm not sure I won that one, but I tried, you know.
[Tony laughs]
Fiona, you're crushing it.
How's things down in Nashville?
What's going on down there?
What's going on in life?
Oh, man, I just turned 29.
- [Tony] Oh! - [cheering and applause]
Oh, no.
- I know. - You got one year left.
- All these normal motherfuckers. - I mean, to live.
- [laughter] - [bell tolls]
[laughs]
Fiona has one of the best senses of humors.
We've talked about it a billion times.
Is there any good news with your condition or anything?
No.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
Uh... I'm here! That's the good news.
- That's all that matters. - Yeah.
- [cheering and applause] - Yeah.
- The battery is charged. - Hell, yeah. [chuckles]
You always murder.
You're gonna get the chair.
- [Fiona chuckles] - [laughter]
Matt Rife.
I love how you complained about Ahren getting a $250 headset.
How much was the stage elevator?
- I mean, it ain't easy. - [laughter]
But luckily...
- Thanks-- - Got a drink holder on that puppy, huh?
- Yeah. - That's pretty good.
I keep that shit on me.
- [Tony] Drinking and driving. - Yeah.
- [laughter] - I do it best. Um...
You know, it's funny.
I have noticed something in New York.
I know I talk weird because of my neurological shit,
but y'all think it's just a Southern accent.
[laughter]
And I like that shit. Yeah. [chuckles]
Amazing. By the way, I got word in my ear
that it actually, I had no idea that this was real.
But the director just told me it... it was indeed $6,000 for the elevator...
- Wow! - ...to get a wheelchair on this stage.
So just to let you know...
[cheering and applause]
Fiona, whether it's God that takes you from us, or not,
this will be your last time on this show in an arena.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
- [Mark] I mean, Tony, with your lineups. - Thank you.
If they don't ask you to host the Special Olympics, I don't know who can do it.
- [laughter] - That's true.
Host the Special...
I can't get them to stop calling me a racist Nazi meanwhile.
[laughter]
- It's hard to host the Special Olympics. - At least you're non-ableist Nazi.
And that is good news for me.
- Thank God for that. - Yeah.
I love my wild, wild people.
I always think to myself, "What would I do if I was in that position?"
I would hope that someone would keep the door open for me.
You do, yeah.
I would hope someone would buy a $6,000 elevator that I just found out about.
[crowd cheering]
See, they... It's funny because they ran Ahren's $250 headset by me.
But no one's like, "Hey, 6,000." They must...
My production team must fucking love you, Fiona.
- Yeah. I had to suck a lot of dick. - Blow jobs.
[cheering and applause]
To be fair, David Lucas also needed the elevator.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
Fiona, you are a cold-blooded assassin.
Everybody loves you.
Every appearance on this show has always been fantastic.
You're hilarious. You're beautiful. Everybody loves you.
One more time for the great Fiona Cauley, ladies and gentlemen.
[cheering and applause]
How about a hand for the beautiful Heidi helping out here?
[loud electronic pinging]
Redban. Redban.
What did I tell you about making that noise?
Yeah, I'm also getting... I'm getting word
that we have an instant replay of the $6,000 elevator hard at work.
- Here it is. Wow. - [laughter]
This is live.
Anything can happen, folks.
I mean, this seems crazy, by the way.
Oh! [laughs]
Only on Kill Tony, can you perhaps watch a woman fall to her death.
Absolutely incredible.
Wow.
Amazing.
That's what it's going to look like when she dies
- and gets lowered to hell, everybody. - [laughter]
- I'm kidding. She's not going to hell. - [bell tolls]
A lot of liberal ladies out there just not laughing, giving me mean looks.
Wow. Slow elevators.
I wish this was a Coldplay concert,
and they cut to her walking down the stairs.
[laughter]
She's like, "Got him."
[laughs]
All right, you know what I'm gonna do?
I'm going back to the Legends Bucket, ladies, and...
Wait a second. This doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
How could this be in the Legends Bucket?
This is crazy.
This guy's only been on the show twice ever before.
He's only been doing comedy eight months.
This doesn't make any sense.
This can't be real.
Ladies and gentlemen, this Legend Bucket pull
says the words... Timmy No Brakes, everyone.
- I mean... - [cheering and applause]
[band plays rock music]
This can't be real.
He's supposed to be in Salt Lake City.
Oh, my God. There he is!
The newest icon.
Make some noise for Timmy No Brakes.
[cheering and applause]
Release the doves.
[laughter]
Okay. Fuck! The doves are dead. Um...
I thought leather was more breathable.
Let's cut that. Let's take it from the top, guys.
[Tony laughing]
- Fuck! - [laughter]
Shut the fuck up, guys.
Tonight I'm playing my hits.
You know these. You love these.
Yell the punch lines out.
I recently found out you could get an erection after you die.
Yeah, so Bruce Willis could...
die hard.
- Guys, what the fuck? - [laughter]
These are my hits. Let's fucking go!
I put my dick in a glory hole the other day.
[crowd whooping]
Turns out my sister was on the other side.
I'm like, "Why am I doing this..."
[crowd groans]
"...in my house?"
- Guys, these are my fucking hits. - [laughter]
Let's go. This is embarrassing.
Last chance, you dumb ass retards.
[laughter]
I got an STD the other day. Yeah.
- [man in crowd shouting] - It was the...
[crowd shouting indistinctly]
AIDS.
- Fuck! - [laughter]
It's all right, Tony. I'm sorry, that's... I relinquish my time. That's...
I'm a little stressed, you know.
You said MSG, I went to fucking Chinatown.
[Tony laughs]
I almost didn't make it.
Ladies and gentlemen, Timmy No Brakes
has made a shocking appearance from the Legends Bucket.
Wow, Timmy, this must be monumental for you.
We know for a fact you are from New Jersey.
- Make some noise, New Jersey! - [cheering and applause]
[drum sting plays]
[Tony laughing]
Good job, sir.
[Tony] How does it feel to be here at the most famous arena
in the world coming from New Jersey?
Honestly, it feels like Tuesday.
- You call this a fucking arena? - [laughing]
I mean...
[Tony continues laughing]
You know what? I'm burning up up here.
This is...
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
Timmy No Brakes is a sensation.
- I can't believe you have... - Sexy one.
...multiple leather jackets on.
- Yeah, I mean... - Who doesn't?
- Right? - Yeah.
- I mean, yeah. - Take off your shirt.
[laughing]
You got another denim under there, gay guy?
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
Boom! Roasted.
Hit me with the pyro.
- [band plays rousing music] - [Tony] Give him a little pyro.
You got a little fire?
You got a little fire
- for Timmy No Brakes? - The fucking pyro!
- [firecrackers bursting over speakers] - [laughter]
You're fired. Pun.
Guy, three amigos.
Where was my fucking trumpet there? Jesus Christ.
He likes the... He likes the D.
He likes the D.
No. You like the D.
- [all exclaiming] - [drum sting plays]
[Tony] Give him a little pyro.
Give him a little pyro.
What do we got here?
You fucking flamer. You're gay.
[laughter]
[Tony] Give us some flames.
Anything? All right.
Wow. I like it more when the timing's off, and... there you go.
- Oh, my God! Baby! - [band plays triumphant music]
[whooping]
[Tony laughing]
A master of Kill Tony.
This is his third time ever.
You've been doing stand-up. Is it eight months or nine months?
Say it with me.
Eight weeks.
Eight weeks, ladies and gentlemen.
Less than ever before.
What do you like to do when you're in New York City? [laughing]
I'm glad you asked, Ton.
D-Madness, take the bass for a walk. Jon Deas, tickle the keys.
Sax man, you're sitting this one out.
- Shut the fuck up. - [laughter]
All right, I want the fucking ceiling to open.
I want a natural moon spotlight.
[band plays light music]
Camera B.
Come in.
Switch to black and white.
Let's get me fucking hooked up on some wires.
I want to fly around for this one.
Never mind. All right, everybody...
Clap.
Let's go, Madison Square Garden.
Wait, wait. What was the question again?
- [laughter] - [Tony] Oh.
What do you like to do when you're in New York?
- When I'm in... Uh, pass. - [laughter]
I'll pass on that.
Fucking the Jewish Ray Charles. Boom!
[laughter]
Roasted.
Andrew J's gay.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
A low hanging fruit from a low hanging fruit.
[Mark] All right, bring out more props.
[chuckles] What do you got?
- [drumroll playing] - [Tony] Uh-oh.
[band plays light music]
- [laughing] Okay, Timmy. - [laughter]
Well, you don't like prop comedy, Mark?
Okay.
It's all right.
- Timmy... - This is awkward.
You are the People's Golden Ticket winner.
You've done it again.
Two jackets and one turtle dove and a partridge in New York City.
You did it, my friend.
How do you feel, Timmy No Brakes?
I feel good.
Can I ask you a question, Tony?
Sure, Timmy. Whatever you want.
In fact, if you want to host the rest of the show, you can.
Great. I was gonna challenge you for your Regularship, so...
No, I'm just kidding, Ton. I'm kidding. I'm kidding.
Yeah, okay.
Is it true that you've never kissed a boy?
That is, well, technically,
Redban and I once kissed for a New Year's Eve countdown video.
Is there a boy out there that wants to come
- up here and give this man his first kiss? - [drum sting plays]
[laughter]
- No! Come on. - It's a Kill Tony tradition. Come on.
- Wait, what? Matt Rife wants to? - [Matt] I didn't say that.
I didn't say that.
Do it. Come on, Matt. Do it, Matt.
All right. We got to keep it moving.
Timmy, we love you.
How loud can this place get for the great Timmy No Brakes?
- Oh! The dove in the crowd. - [crowd cheering]
One person got a wing, the other got the body.
- He threw his-- - Good night, New Jersey!
[cheering and applause]
[Tony] Wow, Timmy No Brakes.
It's unprecedented
someone coming out of the Legends Bucket.
All right, let's do something fun here,
real good and fast, huh?
Let's do a special "audience decides who wins" four-person competition.
- Does that sound like fun? - [cheering and applause]
All right. Your first person doing a minute tonight.
Make some noise for Jack Shaw, everybody, here we go.
- [band plays intro music] - We're gonna fly through this.
Jack Shaw is first with a brand new minute.
All right. Hey, New York. I got a blow job in New York City!
[crowd cheering]
Me and Harland are seeing the same homeless man.
Who sucks dick in here?
[loud cheering]
Yeah. Get up here and prove it.
- [laughter] - [laughs]
Dude, I love a blow job, man.
I just moved in with my girlfriend.
Dude, I'm learning a lot, man.
I fixed our washing machine, dude,
and she sucked my dick for it.
- [crowd cheering] - Yeah, dude.
Now, when she leaves the apartment, I've been breaking shit.
[laughter]
I punched a hole through the television.
She went out of town recently and the dishwasher broke
and I didn't know what to do, man, and I called a handyman.
It turns out I give great head, dude. I...
[kitten meows]
Thank you guys so much.
- Jack Shaw, you did it. - [cheering and applause]
Throw that back in the mic stand and go sit over that drum set over there.
Go sit in front of Michael's drum set.
Jack, you stay there.
Audience, remember how much you liked his set.
Because you decide who wins this competition.
Your next minute is from David Jolly, everybody.
Golden Ticket winner, America's Favorite Uncle, David Jolly.
- [band plays intro music] - [cheering and applause]
[scats]
How y'all doing tonight? White people in Puerto Rico!
- [crowd cheering] - Hell, yeah.
I believe the American school system is a bunch of bullshit.
They told us a lot of bullshit back in the days,
and I've been fact-checking, and I don't believe it.
Y'all remember that bitch, Helen Keller?
[Mark] Yeah!
Y'all believe that shit?
[crowd shouts indistinctly]
Kiss my fucking ass!
They're trying to tell me this motherfucker was blind and deaf,
she wrote 200 books and she flew a plane?
- Come on, now. - [laughter]
If I get on a Delta flight and that bitch driving
doing the Ray Charles, I'm getting the fuck off the plane.
Then it was two more facts that I heard.
One of them, I believe, sadly, the second one ain't no goddamn way.
They say in World War II, she was a nurse.
If I've been in a goddamn injury and she come in the room
bumping into shit, I'm gonna kill my goddamn self.
- [kitten meows] - I ain't gonna let Humpty Dumpty do it.
[chuckles]
Then I found out, sadly, that during World War II,
Helen Keller was sexually assaulted 15 times.
- And that's sad. - [bear growls]
Oh, shit. You went over your time.
David Jolly, go sit next to Jack Shaw.
Who would've guessed? A Black guy doing more work than he had to do.
[laughter]
All right, your third competitor.
She won this spot
on the last Netflix taping that was at the Mothership.
Make some noise for Serena Thiel, everybody.
- A brand new minute from Serena Thiel. - [band plays intro music]
Where the hell's Serena Thiel? Here she comes, everybody.
Make some noise for Serena.
[cheering and applause]
Man, New York is crazy.
You guys have things here that I didn't know existed.
I saw an Asian midget yesterday. [chuckles]
And I know what you're thinking. How could I tell? [chuckles]
Uh, he was wider than he was tall. It was awesome.
In my neighborhood,
there is a Pilates studio with a quote on the front window:
"What a wonderful thought it is
that some of the best days of our lives haven't even happened yet."
Quote: Anne Frank.
[laughter]
1945.
What an idiot.
[laughter]
What, did you not see the writing on the wall?
Read the room, baby girl.
There's only one.
It's not like you have anything else to read. [chuckles]
It's a crazy thing to put
on the front window of your Pilates studio.
[kitten meows]
I feel sorry for the woman who put that there.
She thinks she and Anne Frank both have better days ahead of them.
- [chuckles] - [laughter]
I don't think she finished the book.
[Tony] Serena Thiel!
Got it in. One minute, 12 seconds. Three seconds away from the bear.
Your final and fourth competitor, ladies and gentlemen.
Used to do comedy in New York, and I gave him a spot at the Mothership.
Make some noise. Danny Martinello, ladies and gentlemen.
[band plays intro music]
And at the end of this, you decide who wins.
I've been exchanging some sexies with this girl.
Usually I don't send nudes unless you want them.
Then I'm just launching the whole fleet.
And she hit me back with...
She said, "Can you take a picture, but next to a remote, please?"
I said, "100%, I can. No problem with that."
"But you're getting the Roku remote, though."
[laughter]
You kidding? Send that off just being like, "I am a Titan."
It's such a strange unit of measurement to ask for, though.
Why wouldn't you just straight up ask for a ruler?
It's got inches on it.
Centimeters, if you want to feel like a metric massive man.
That's so strange, though, because no dude's gonna ever do that.
No dude's gonna ask for scale, you know?
They're never gonna just be like, "Nice. Beautiful pussy,
but do you think you could take it next to a toaster, please?"
[laughter]
"Just trying to see what kind of slot you're working with here."
Find out she has a couple kids.
You're like, "Yeah, that's a four banger toaster, for sure."
[kitten meows]
You gotta dump a couple crumbs out of that tray. Thank you. God bless.
[Tony] Boom! Danny Martinello.
All right. You guys, stand back up.
Stand next to Danny, and the audience decides.
We have an actual meter, a metric system of deciding who wins.
So, ladies and gentlemen, here we go.
If you have Jack Shaw winning this competition,
- make some noise. - [crowd cheering loudly]
What are we at? What do we got?
What was the max there? What are we calling that?
- We got up to 90-something. - [Redban] Ninety-four.
[Tony] Ninety-six-point-zero?
All right. Okay.
How many of you have David Jolly winning this?
[loud cheering]
Ninety-five.
How many of you have Serena Thiel winning?
[loud cheering]
Ninety-six-seven.
And how many of you have Danny Martinello winning?
[loud cheering and applause]
Oh, that's it.
Danny Martinello wins.
And on top of just performing at Madison Square Garden,
you get to perform in an arena in Austin, Texas, on New Year's Eve.
Congratulations, Danny Martinello.
That is Kill or Be Killed, an absolute turbo round.
Make some noise for all of them.
Danny Martinello, Serena Thiel, David Jolly, and Jack Shaw.
[Jeff] Yeah, whatever.
- Fuck yeah, that was awesome. - Yeah, whatever.
[crowd cheering]
Yeah, whatever, Tony.
[Tony] Oh, shit, it's the Roastmaster General!
- Whatever, Tony. - [Tony chuckles]
Come on! Move it!
What the hell is going on, Tony?
Make some noise for Jeffrey Ross, ladies and gentlemen.
[cheering and applause]
His brand new Broadway show, Take a Banana for the Ride,
is out starting on Monday, and running here on Broadway,
through the entire season at multiple shows.
- Many shows. - Tony.
Tony.
Yeah, Jeff?
Wait, we're going backstage.
Look at all the ugly fucking fans back here.
[Tony laughs]
This looks like an Ugly Lives Matter rally.
[Tony laughing]
Where are you? Where are you?
Where is he at? Make some goddamn noise for the Roastmaster General, Jeffrey Ross.
Oh, yeah. There he is.
[band plays intro music]
What the fuck is up, New York City?
[cheering and applause]
- Tony. - Yeah.
Welcome to New York.
I would say, "Take a bite out of the Big Apple,"
but with those teeth, there'd be nothing left for the rest of us.
[laughter]
Matt Rife is what Tony thinks he looks like.
- [laughter] - [drum sting plays]
Goddamn.
Tony, you do so much for disabled comics.
But enough about Redban.
- Hey! - [laughter]
Redban, great to see you at Madison Square Garden,
instead of the Olive Garden on Madison Avenue.
Tony, I'm so proud of you, buddy. I'm so proud of you.
I mean, here we are, Madison Square Garden,
sold out, Netflix special, top of the charts.
[cheering and applause]
I gotta say, for a bottom, you're really on top.
[laughter]
But I was really disappointed last November
when you came to this very venue
and you called Puerto Rico, the island of Puerto Rico,
a heaping pile of garbage.
[Tony] A floating island of garbage.
I'm just sorry you'd never been to Staten Island.
[laughter]
Tony, from the bottom of my heart, I appreciate you.
I love what you do for comics. Thank you.
You coming to my show this week?
I am. I'm going to opening night Monday. Take a Banana for the Ride.
It's gonna be huge.
How long does that run on Broadway?
We're going through the end of September.
It's basically a tribute to this tribe.
There's a tribute to Norm Macdonald, Bob Saget, and Gilbert Gottfried.
- It's at the Nederlander Theatre. - [cheering and applause]
If you're going through something tough in your life right now,
this is the thing to do.
Come on down to my show at the Nederlander on Broadway.
It's a dream come true for me.
And I know anybody who loves comedy is gonna love this show.
I saw the test run when it was in Austin, Texas.
It was fucking unbelievable. You saw it too, right?
It's fucking great. Everybody loved it. Get tickets.
Jeff Ross, broadway.com. Take a Banana for the Ride.
One of my first mentors, best friends, like a father to me.
Make some noise for the great Jeff Ross, everybody.
[cheering and applause]
Catch him on Broadway. Jeff, we love you, buddy.
All right.
Guys, this is a three-hour long show and we are at the end.
There's only one way to end a show like this.
Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you
the all-time record holder for appearances on this show,
all-time interviews.
- [band playing intro music] - The Hall of Famer who still goes into it
and writes a new minute every single week.
This is The Memphis Strangler,
- The Vanilla Gorilla... - [crowd cheering]
...The New York Yankee.
This is The Big Red Machine, William Montgomery, everybody!
[cheering and applause]
Okay, turn the fire off, who's ever doing that!
How's it going, Madison Square Garden?
[crowd cheering]
Redban said before the show,
I'd like to stick my autopen in Ashley Biden.
What did you mean by that?
I'm kind of surprised the New York Jets didn't change their name.
Like if the Oklahoma City Thunder had been called the Oklahoma City Bombers,
I'm pretty sure they would have changed their name.
[chuckles]
Jesus turned water into wine and the Jews were like,
"Damn, we should steal his idea and kill his ass."
[laughter]
Imagine being the guy Jeffrey Epstein didn't let on the island.
"Yeah, I was talking to the girls,
and there are just certain lines they refuse to cross."
"I mean, let's be real,
I could be a difficult boss at times, but I'm not a monster."
- [kitten meows] - [chuckles]
My parents asked me if I was afraid of death,
and I said, "Mom and Dad, I'm only afraid of two things."
"Having grandkids and disappointing Nick Saban!"
Have they made a Black Air Bud movie yet?
[laughter]
Okay, that's my time. Thank you, New York.
William "Lights Out" Montgomery has done it again
- live from Madison Square Garden. - [cheering and applause]
- How did it feel, William? - Good.
Oh, my gosh, I was hoping you and Matt were gonna kiss.
I was really hoping y'all were about to kiss up there.
- [drumroll plays] - Okay. What else is going on, William?
- I want to kiss you, Tony. - Okay.
Okay, no, I'm kidding.
No, Tony, I've had a wonderful time in New York City.
I'm a real big foodie.
I've discovered all these great places to eat, Tony.
There's so many different genres of food here in New York City.
I mean, I think I've really enjoyed some Moroccan food.
I've been trying that.
I tried some Italian food, um...
some Dominican food.
What other kind of foods have you tried, William?
Maybe some Japanese food!
- [band plays dramatic sting] - Oh!
I really love--
Went to an Australian place last night, Tony.
- Wow. - Outback Steakhouse, Tony!
- [band plays dramatic sting] - Oh!
[laughter]
That's my new sponsor, literally. Outback Steakhouse.
They're paying me money to start mentioning them on every show.
Wow. What other kinds of food have you been eating?
People laughed at that one.
[laughing] I was thinking...
Um, God, I had some corndogs last night, Tony!
- [band plays dramatic sting] - Um...
Mark, what's another kind of food? Help me.
- I figured you at the homeless shelter? - [laughs]
Maybe soup kitchen?
Yeah. They have some good baked beans at the soup kitchen.
Yeah.
Okay, uh--
William, you think you're ever going to stop
trying different types of food here in New York City?
Ah, Tony, I don't think I'm ever gonna stop... [mumbles]
Wow! Ladies and gentlemen, William Montgomery.
[band plays dramatic sting]
Come on, make some noise for William Montgomery, everybody.
- [cheering and applause] - Guys, we did it!
Did you guys have a great time tonight?
Oh, shit.
Those are legit sparks.
Thank you to everybody, especially Madison Square Garden.
This place is unbelievable.
Thank you to you, the great people of New York,
for supporting the show,
supporting real comedy, supporting free speech.
How loud can this place get for the great Matt Rife and Mark Normand, huh?
[cheering and applause]
And our great legends, Take a Banana for the Ride, Jeff Ross.
Harland Williams, The Harland Highway.
Catch Dave Attell's special, Hot Cross Buns, here on Netflix.
Joe DeRosa, I Never Promised You a Rose Garden.
Jim Norton, Unconceivable.
One more time for all the regulars, Golden ticket winners.
The Best Damn Band in the Land is playing tonight at the Blue Note.
Big afterparty.
A special thank you to the IBEW,
the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 3,
here in New York City.
And one more time for Madison Square Garden.
Truly, they treat us so great.
It's the best arena in the world.
Thank you to Netflix. Redban.
[Redban] Love you guys. Thank you so much.
Thank you. Good night, everybody.
- Thank you! - Yeah, comedy!
[band playing upbeat music]