KILL TONY #760: TIM BUTTERLY + STEVE-O
Date: March 17, 2026
From: The Comedy Mothership, Austin, Texas
Hosts: Tony Hinchcliffe & Brian Redban
Guests: Steve-O, Tim Butterly
Episode Overview
This episode of Kill Tony features comedy star and stunt legend Steve-O (“Jackass”) and rising podcast/comedy talent Tim Butterly as guests. The show follows its classic format: standup hopefuls drawn at random for one-minute sets, followed by candid and often hilarious interviews and roast sessions led by Tony, with Redban on sound effects, a live band, and seasoned regulars bringing extra heat. The energy is chaotic, raunchy, and always unpredictable.
Key Segments & Highlights
1. Guest Introductions & Tour Updates
00:11–06:00
- Tony amps up the crowd and intros Steve-O (touring the “Crash and Burn” tour, rumored last “Jackass” movie coming soon) and Tim Butterly (taping a new special in Austin).
- Tony: “I’ve always said Jackass and South Park are the two things in comedy you can always trust… it’s always there” (6:00).
- Butterly jokes about moving to Austin and quickly becoming one of Tony’s favorite recurring guests.
2. William Montgomery Regular Set
07:00–21:30
William—one of the show’s regular legends—opens with a barrage of rapid-fire, absurd, and sometimes dark punchlines, mostly roasting Redban, Redban’s mom, topical news, and Ozempic.
- Memorable Jokes:
- “Redban, your mama was so fat, now there’s an Ozempic shortage.” (09:05)
- “A Texas grand jury declined to indict a man who shot and killed his daughter for saying bad things about Donald Trump. Isn’t that justifiable homicide?” (09:40)
- “I asked ChatGPT to define God in two words. It wrote back: Aphex Twin.” (09:50)
- William’s infamous, rambling logic on “brushing” walnuts in his desk:
- “I roll them in my hands and brush them like they’re little pets... my hands get busy, keeps me from looking up porn” (19:20)
- “I do it four hours a day now, Tony. But it’s nice.”
- Steve-O’s take:
- “I think so far, the joke of the night was ‘growing machine’ — Redban makes it easy by being a disgusting monster.” (20:10)
- Tony: “I’m trying to figure out if you healthier is even more unhinged...” (21:10)
3. Open Mic Comedians—Highlights & Hot Seats
Chase Alexander (New face)
21:45–32:15
- Awkward tech worker from San Diego, living with grandma post-grandpa’s death.
- On dating: “It’s hard to get pussy when you live with your grandma” (25:44)
- Tony presses him for interesting facts; he offers “soft earlobes”—a running bit that’s ruthlessly undercut.
- Steve-O: “He looks like a guy who works in tech… and has a thing for grandma.” (29:50)
- William: “You should be brushing walnuts with me.” (callback; 31:15)
Timmy D (Blue-collar energy)
32:55–43:10
- Older Texan, off-and-on comic/guitarist, just had a child at 60.
- “I was a carpet installer for years, then I moved to Nashville and played guitar on Broadway. I had a little boy at 60.” (37:40)
- Tony and the panel riff on old-dadness, hustling odd jobs, and his camo look: “How old are you?” — “63.” Tony: “You just had a kid at 60? Damn.” (38:28)
- Attempts to play original song—accidentally plays copyrighted Blake Shelton track.
- Tony’s withering summary: “Jesus Christ, Timmy. Do you listen at all?” (41:39)
- Timmy’s claim to fame: “I played guitar for Blake Shelton for 10 years. The low point of my career.” (39:05, 41:10)
Emily Wade (Repeat, strong set)
43:20–50:30
- Boston native, jokes about sexual confidence, Boston accents, and has a jellyfish tattoo.
- Standout bit: “You ever have sex and use your Boston accent? Used me like a fuckin’ fleshlight...” (44:35)
- Reveals she’s a 2nd-degree black belt: “Don’t ask me to do anything, I’m kinda fat and out of practice” — then throws a respectable front kick on stage (47:10).
- Tony: “That was fantastic. Your best set yet, for sure.” (44:00)
- Books her for the Secret Show.
Blake Apatow (Wild confessionist)
1:08:00–1:24:20
- Crass, self-aware, self-deprecating Florida-to-Texas transplant.
- Jokes about importing Latinas/deporting “obese white chicks,” friend ODing on fake Xanax, and “selling” him the pill.
- Goes full Howard Stern: “We jacked each other off as middle schoolers. That secret’s safe—six feet under now. ... I was able to self-suck at 13. It’s less gay if it’s your own dick, isn’t it?” (1:15:30)
- Explores the line between shock value and self-deprecation, ending with: “On my Epstein, I’m looking for my Ghislaine.” (1:18:12)
- Tony: “That’s a brand-new sentence on this stage.” (1:17:33)
- HUGE crowd energy; panel cracking up.
Michael Good (Polished NYC comic)
1:24:30–1:34:40
- Exceptionally tight, dark jokes:
- “Had to go to a baby funeral... I thought I’d see other babies there, guess this wasn’t one of the popular ones.” (1:24:48)
- Edges on “R-word”-policing: “This woman says, ‘You’re saying the R-word. What year is it?’ I’m like, she doesn’t even know what year it is. Bless her heart.” (1:25:45)
- Topics: Selling feet pics, growing up rich but now broke, borrowing money from mom in secret, “bad with money.”
- Tony (booking him for MSG live show): “You’re doing it, buddy. You’ll be on Kill Tony at Madison Square Garden.” (1:34:00)
4. Regular Set: Dedrick Flynn
1:34:42–1:43:50
- Hysterical, rapid-fire material:
- “Armadillos are just Mexican turtles.”
- Rant about smoke detector low-battery chirp: “How come my black ass family move in, that shit be on for 15 years? ... I hate a battery that don’t actually wanna die.” (1:36:10)
- On Duracell: “Used to have a button, check the battery. Nigga, it was full!” (1:37:40)
- Steve-O tries out his “Black Steve-O” impression: “N—, y’all gotta check out Wild Boys…” (1:40:25)
- The interplay between panel and comic is electric, with Redban scoring rare joke “home runs.”
5. More Bucket Comedians & Memorable Interactions
1:43:55–2:11:20
- Gus Swanda: Back in the US after 30 years in South Korea; jokes about PC culture, teaches international relations, recounts language mishaps in Korea, marital misadventures.
- “I tried to do what I love—comedy—and now I found out I can’t do comedy.” (1:52:00)
- Jerrel Beaman: From Dayton, Ohio, jokes about cheap rent in dangerous neighborhoods, “addicted to fat white women and heroin,” producing shows and selling donation-based merch.
- “When you drive down the street, every white person’s like, there he is. There’s the one.” (2:04:40)
- “You gotta build your mountain—just don’t die in Dayton.” (2:03:10)
- Freddy Do Less[i]: Black sign language interpreter; explains nuances between black/white ASL, capitalizes on Tony’s attempts to get him to sign the N-word.
- “Have you ever been beat up by deaf people? Bro, they got the strongest hands you’ve ever seen.” (2:09:30)
6. Regulars & Closing Chaos: Martin Phillips & Timmy No Breaks
2:11:35–end
Martin Phillips
- Character with backpack full of voice-changing toys; uses robot/ghost/alien/monster sound effects while telling dry, off-kilter “baked” jokes:
- “Some people smoke weed through an apple. I smoke through a squash. Let’s get squashed!”
(2:15:40)
- “Some people smoke weed through an apple. I smoke through a squash. Let’s get squashed!”
Timmy No Breaks — The Finale
- Stunt comic: Shock collar on neck, with audience volunteer holding the remote.
- If he “bombs,” she shocks him relentlessly as he attempts intentionally hacky/wildly offensive “Olympics” and WNBA jokes.
- Adds “taste test” (horse cum stunt), “trivia for retards,” the works—full physical mayhem, panel chaos, Steve-O levels of self-endangerment.
- Tony: “We may have solved how to fix every blue haired woman in America—give them one day with a man in a shock collar.” (End segment)
Notable Quotes & Bits
Tony Hinchcliffe:
- “[Jackass] and South Park are the two things in comedy you can always trust.” (6:00)
- “I’m trying to figure out if you healthier is even more unhinged, William.” (21:10)
- “That’s less gay if it’s your own dick, isn’t it?” (Blake Apatow set, 1:15:30)
- “Let’s get squashed!” (Martin Phillips, 2:15:45)
- “We may have solved how to fix every blue haired woman in America: give them one day with a man in a shock collar.” (Timmy No Breaks, 2:23:18)
Steve-O:
- “I think so far, the joke of the night was ‘growing machine.’” (William’s set, 21:10)
- “13-year-old boys give terrible head… God awful. Wouldn’t recommend. Wow.” (Blake Apatow, 1:17:33)
Brian Redban:
(A rare streak of crowd-pleasing jokes and effects, especially with smoke detector chirps, and the timing of the “Batman’s dad” line in the Regular’s set.)
Timestamps of Important Segments
| Time | Segment/Comedian | Highlight | |------|-------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------| | 00:11–06:00 | Show open/Guest intro | Steve-O & Tim Butterly, tours & Jackass updates | | 07:00–21:30 | William Montgomery | Regular set, “grow/growing machine,” brushing walnuts | | 21:45–32:15 | Chase Alexander | Living with grandma, “soft earlobes” | | 32:55–43:10 | Timmy D | 63 y/o musician, late dadhood, Blake Shelton past | | 43:20–50:30 | Emily Wade | Boston accent sex, karate kicks, jellyfish tattoo | | 1:08:30–1:24:20 | Blake Apatow | Dark confessions (middle school, self-suck, blow jobs) | | 1:24:30–1:34:40 | Michael Good | Polished NYC comic, baby funerals, feet pics, broke | | 1:34:42–1:43:50 | Dedrick Flynn (Regular) | Armadillos = Mexican turtles, battery chirp bits | | 1:43:55–2:11:20 | Gus Swanda, Jerrel Beaman, Freddy Do Less, more | Comedy, race, rent, ASL, more bucket sets | | 2:15:35–2:19:30 | Martin Phillips (Regular) | Voice toy backpack, “Let’s get squashed!” | | 2:19:31–end | Timmy No Breaks/Panel chaos | Shock collar stunts, mayhem, show wrap-up |
Episode Tone
High energy, NSFW, unruly but heartfelt; mix of pro-comedy insight, crowd-work, and relentless riffing. Roasting is affectionate, with glimpses of unvarnished support for working comics.
Conclusion
Kill Tony #760 delivers a classic, no-holds-barred night of standup experimentation and mayhem. Steve-O’s chaotic energy meshes perfectly with Butterly and the regulars, while the open-mic bucket produces breakout moments and raw confessions. In-the-moment quips, live music, props, and physical stunts provide the anything-can-happen vibe fans love.
Must-listen moments:
- William’s “brushing walnuts” saga
- Blake Apatow’s unfiltered “confessional” (self-suck, etc.)
- Timmy D’s senior-dad blues & failed guitar solo
- Dedrick Flynn’s “Mexican turtles” and battery chirp
- Martin Phillips’s voice-toy surrealism
- Show-closer Timmy No Breaks enduring (and relishing) shocks for jokes
For more:
- Steve-O's Crash and Burn tour: steveo.com
- Tim Butterly’s tour & special: timbutterly.com
Follow the show:
“We love you guys, thank you so much! Good night everybody!” (Tony Hinchcliffe, 2:28:00)