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Episode Overview
In this wild episode of Kill Tony, the show welcomes back the legendary Legion of Skanks—Big Jay Oakerson, Luis J Gomez, and Dave Smith—for a night of laughter, chaos, and unforgettable moments.
The crowd in Austin is electric from the start, shouting, cheering, and jumping in at every turn. The energy sets the tone for a night full of surprises, including several bucket pulls where random comedians get 60 seconds to steal the show. One standout is Will, who tells a heartbreaking story about texting his ex for comfort—only to get a suicide hotline number in reply. Then there’s Luke Stan, who reveals he once did cocaine with Big Jay in a Colorado bathroom… though he can’t remember any of it.
The laughs keep coming. Selena Vibias cracks up the room with her take on Mexican culture and her deep, unshakable love of mac and cheese. Hector C. Fuentes shares a wild story about traveling to Mexico just to pick beans. And Connor Lawford tells the tale of getting arrested for cocaine possession while riding in a car with a friend—yes, really.
The night ends on a heartfelt note with longtime panelist William Montgomery. He opens up about getting sick from sushi and his complicated, often messy relationship with Brian Redban. Just when you think it’s over, there’s a surprise: Dustin Boreyay, the internet troll who’s been harassing William, shows up out of nowhere.
Through it all, the hosts deliver their signature mix of crude jokes, raw personal stories, and absurd twists that make Kill Tony unlike anything else on stage.
Topics Covered
- Return of the Legion of Skanks
- Bucket pull comedy showcase
- Comedian stories and personal experiences
- Intergenerational comedy dynamics
- YouTube and social media controversies
- Comedy festival announcements
- Personal struggles and relationships
- Cultural commentary and stereotypes
- Drug use and addiction stories
- Comedy career development
Notable Moments
- I'm going to start calling it out. I'm going to do what's standard back when he was hilarious. Late 90s,early 2000s. He used to call out like the station,right?
- I've seen him eat another man's kidney stone but doing coke with this guy in a bathroom in Colorado Springs at a place called the looney corner
- If you're going to make fun of the omnis,they'll never see it. They are the only group of people that cannot cancel you.
Big Jay Oakerson
Dave Smith
Commentator & Investigative Journalist
Luis J. Gomez
Comedian, Writer, and Producer
Performance Insights
Guest Resources
Darkly humorous memoir of a turbulent upbringing shaped by poverty, loss and crime, showing how humour becomes a way to survive difficult life.
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