KILL TONY #457- STUDIO SESSIONS 12

In this wild episode of Kill Tony, recorded during the peak of protests and lockdowns in Los Angeles, hosts Tony Hinchcliffe and Red Band dive headfirst into the chaos. They start by talking about how close the studio is to the demonstrations and the National Guard, setting the tone for a night that goes anywhere—and everywhere.

The episode is packed with outrageous comedy, including a surprisingly long and silly deep dive into the Tushy bidet. What starts as a joke becomes a running gag that pops up again and again, turning a bathroom gadget into comedy gold.

The energy ramps up when David Lucas joins the show, followed by a stacked lineup of comedians: Manolo, Paul W., William Montgomery, Nick Davis, Chris Trata, Nick Redonia, Black Dust, and Digits. Each one brings their own brand of absurd, unfiltered humor—jumping from sexual innuendos to sharp political takes, all with zero filter.

The night ends with a hilarious script reading featuring Michael Lair as a parody of 9/11 and the movie Good Vibrations, complete with spot-on impressions of Mark Wahlberg. It’s weird, it’s bold, and it’s totally unforgettable.

Through it all, Tony and Red keep their signature mix of crude jokes and real friendship alive. Even as they tackle heavy topics like police brutality, racism, and social justice, they never lose their balance—making you laugh even when the subject matter feels serious.