Podcast Title: KILL TONY
Host/Author: DEATHSQUAD.TV & Studio71
Episode: #689 - HARLAND WILLIAMS + DR. PHIL (ADAM RAY)
Release Date: October 29, 2024
Location: Resorts World Theater, Las Vegas, Nevada
Introduction [00:00 - 05:00]
The episode kicks off with Brian Redban welcoming listeners to the live recording of Kill Tony at the vibrant Resorts World Theater in Las Vegas. He introduces Tony Hinchcliffe and sets the energetic tone by highlighting the performers and the live band, D Madness. The hosts emphasize the Sunset Strip Comedy Club in Austin and promote Death Squad merch before diving into the show.
Opening Guests: Harland Williams and Dr. Phil (Adam Ray) [05:01 - 15:00]
Brian Redban introduces the first guest, Harland Williams, a beloved comedian and comedic actor recovering from Lyme disease. Harland shares a heartfelt moment, recounting the tragic loss of his father to a rabies-infected skunk attack 17 years prior, stating:
"[05:30] Harland Williams: 'This is a big night for me and I want to thank you for having me here. Dad, I hope you're in the big niblet in the sky.'"
Next, Dr. Phil (portrayed by Adam Ray) joins the stage, bringing high energy and humor. The crowd reacts enthusiastically as the duo engages in playful banter and sets the stage for the night's chaotic and humorous proceedings.
Comedian Sets [15:01 - 45:00]
The show features a series of comedian performances, each delivered within a "bucket pull" segment. Notable performances include:
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Ari Matty [16:00]:
Ari delivers a high-energy set discussing unconventional topics such as having sex with an ex and comparing relationships to playing video games."‘[16:20] Ari Matty: ‘I had sex with my ex. Woo. Highly recommended. We went back to her place. I saw her pussy like an old friend.’”
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Jack Shaw [25:00]:
Jack explores awkward humor surrounding masturbation and self-image, delivering jokes that oscillate between discomfort and laughter."[25:45] Jack Shaw: 'You know what? The next time you're masturbating, think about me. You're not gonna be like, no. You're gonna be like, ah.'"
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David Jolly [30:00]:
David tackles racially charged humor and critiques of Netflix, discussing poor voiceovers and cultural stereotypes."[30:15] David Jolly: 'Netflix. I'm sick of Netflix. They ripping us off. They keep on giving us these horrible ass movies, man.'”
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Todd Royce [35:00]:
Todd shares anecdotes about dog ownership and addresses misconceptions about pit bulls with a mix of humor and personal insights."[35:30] Todd Royce: 'They say the best way to defend yourself if a pit bull attacks you is to take your thumb and shove it up the dog’s ass. Try that the next time you're getting mugged.'"
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Keaton McAdams [40:00]:
Keaton discusses personal struggles, including recent break-ups and the challenges of maintaining relationships, infused with self-deprecating humor."[40:45] Keaton McAdams: 'I got dumped a few months ago, so I've been doing a lot of masturbating recently. The girl that dumped you, how long were you in a relationship with her? A few weeks. It fucked me up.'"
Notable Moments [45:01 - 1:10:00]
Throughout the episode, various memorable interactions and jokes stand out:
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Recurring Theme: Coconut Pie [50:00]:
The audience and hosts frequently reference "Coconut, coconut pie," creating a running gag that emphasizes the show's chaotic humor. -
Audience Participation [55:00]:
The hosts engage with the audience through interactive segments, pulling names from the "bucket" and allowing amateur comedians to perform, leading to unpredictable and often hilarious outcomes. -
Harland Williams and Dr. Phil Banter [1:00:00]:
The dynamic between Harland and the Dr. Phil character adds depth to the show, blending sincere moments with sharp comedic exchanges."[1:00:30] Harland Williams: 'I set you up for that. It is literally this somehow, somehow.'”
Sponsor Mentions [Throughout the Episode]
The podcast incorporates multiple sponsor segments seamlessly into the show:
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Sunset Strip Comedy Club: Promoted by Brian Redban, encouraging listeners to check out secret shows every Thursday via sunsetstripatx.com.
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LinkedIn Campaign: Advertisement for LinkedIn's advertising opportunities with a $100 credit offer using the code "campaign."
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Mando's 4-in-1 Cleansing Bar: Promoted by Brian Redban, emphasizing the product's versatility for travelers with a discount code "tony@shopmando.com."
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Kalshi: Sponsored by Kalshi, highlighting their platform for legal betting on events like elections with a promotional offer for new users.
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PDS Debt: Advertisement for PDS Debt services, offering personalized debt solutions with emphasis on no minimum credit score required.
Closing Remarks [1:10:01 - End]
As the night winds down, Brian Redban and Tony Hinchcliffe reflect on the event's energy and the diverse lineup of comedians. They express gratitude towards the guests and the live audience, concluding with a final endorsement of Dr. Phil's upcoming Las Vegas tour.
"[1:10:30] Tony Hinchcliffe: 'Thank you to everyone. Ari, Matty, Jack, Shaw, David, Jolly, Jared, Nathan, Todd, Royce, Uncle Laser, Casey, Rocket, William Montgomery, Red Ban. Thank you, Vegas.'”
The hosts sign off by reiterating sponsor messages and hinting at future content, ensuring listeners are informed about upcoming episodes and partnerships.
Notable Quotes
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Harland Williams [05:30]:
“This is a big night for me and I want to thank you for having me here. Dad, I hope you're in the big niblet in the sky.” -
Ari Matty [16:20]:
“I had sex with my ex. Woo. Highly recommended. We went back to her place. I saw her pussy like an old friend.” -
Jack Shaw [25:45]:
“You know what? The next time you're masturbating, think about me. You're not gonna be like, no. You're gonna be like, ah.” -
David Jolly [30:15]:
“Netflix. I'm sick of Netflix. They ripping us off. They keep on giving us these horrible ass movies, man.” -
Todd Royce [35:30]:
“They say the best way to defend yourself if a pit bull attacks you is to take your thumb and shove it up the dog’s ass. Try that the next time you're getting mugged.”
Conclusion
Episode #689 of Kill Tony encapsulates the show's signature blend of spontaneous humor, diverse comedic talent, and interactive audience engagement. From heartfelt storytelling by Harland Williams to the relentless banter between hosts and guests, the episode delivers an unforgettable night of comedy in the heart of Las Vegas.
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