KILL TONY #372 – SKANKFEST #2

This episode of Kill Tony, titled "SKANKFEST #2," is the grand finale of the comedy festival—and it’s pure, unfiltered chaos. Hosted by Brian Redban at the Brooklyn Bazaar, the energy is wild, unpredictable, and totally unscripted, just how fans love it.

The night kicks off with a surprise performance from the Kiltoni band, setting the tone for what’s to come. Then, a wild mix of comedians takes the stage—from seasoned pros to first-timers who clearly didn’t rehearse. Highlights include Kyle Hamhort’s train wreck of a set, Diego Lopez’s shocking admission that he’s never been with a woman, and Stephen Wittkowski’s bizarre story about dating a 13-year-old.

The madness keeps rolling with Biff Sweetwater’s heartbreaking tale of his wife leaving him for a dog, Kevin Kajatowski’s hilarious explanation of his Russian roots and why he didn’t prepare, and Steve Lee’s unique take on disability humor. Every bit feels raw, real, and sometimes painfully awkward.

The night ends with a surprise return by Kim Kongden, who’s back on Kill Tony after her breakup with Lewis J. Gomez. She closes the show with a sharp, hilarious monologue about being ghosted—and it’s the perfect punchline to an unforgettable night.

Throughout the whole episode, Redban and the panel do what they do best: roast each other, laugh at their own messes, and turn cringe into comedy. It’s messy. It’s wild. And it’s 100 percent Kill Tony.