#676 - SAM MORRIL - CHAD DANIELS

Update: 2024-08-13

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This episode of Killtony, hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe, features a diverse lineup of comedians performing 60-second sets followed by interviews. The episode kicks off with introductions and sponsorships, followed by the arrival of Sam Morrell and Chad Daniels, both with new specials on streaming platforms. The first comedian to take the stage is Martin Phillips, a comedian with cerebral palsy, who delivers a hilarious set about his condition and experiences in the comedy world. Jack Corner, known for his chaotic and cringeworthy humor, follows with a set about drugs, prison, and his pubes. Chris Howard, a short comedian, shares his experiences as a barista and self-deprecating jokes about his height. Shiva Ari, a returning guest, performs a set about dating white women and his past heroin addiction. After the 60-second sets, Chris Howard is interviewed about his comedy career, love life, and height. He is weighed on stage, revealing he is 114 pounds. Enrique Chico, another returning guest, performs a set about his experiences as a legal alien and struggles with immigration. Rose Highland, a comedian from England, follows with a set about her experiences taking the U.S. citizenship test and observations about American culture. Rose reveals she's in a grunge band, plays bass and sings, and performs a short song. The hosts tease her about her complicated love life, as she's on a visa tied to her husband but has a comedian boyfriend, Cameron Illig. Cameron, praised for his comedic skills, uses the awkward situation to his advantage, turning it into a funny moment. He shares his current life, including his job as an ice truck driver and his upcoming graduation with a master's degree in data analytics. The hosts discuss Cameron's friendship with Cam Patterson, known as "Black Cam," and Cam Patterson's comedic career. Cam Patterson performs a new minute about his experience in Phoenix, Arizona, discussing his viral success with a material about the Trump shooting. He reveals he bought his dad a 2008 Nissan Camber, fulfilling his dad's dream, and jokes about his dad's "horrible" feet. He shares a funny story about his first meeting with the hosts, where he bombed on stage and had to bring them up to help. Benjamin Grelay returns to the show after a long hiatus, sharing funny anecdotes about his wife's unusual beliefs and habits. He reveals he used to do drugs with Richard Ramirez, the infamous "Night Stalker," and recounts a story about his first down robbery, where he was coerced into being the getaway driver for a meat packing plant heist. Fiona Culley returns to the show and performs a new minute about her experience as a wheelchair-bound woman, joking about the challenges of navigating cobblestone streets. She shares that her Snapchat got hacked two days after her Killtony debut and jokes about the potential for nude photos to be leaked. She also mentions the "Killtony bump" in her career. Fiona Colley, a comedian diagnosed with ALS at 18, shares her experience living with the disease, discussing the progression of ALS, the FDA-approved treatment she's taking, and her outlook on life. Jamie, a first-time stand-up comedian, talks about his midlife crisis and his AI startup, sharing a humorous anecdote about his conversation with ChatGPT and his struggles with the demands of his new job. Ibad, a Pakistani-American comedian, discusses his immigrant parents and their cultural expectations, sharing funny stories about their lack of understanding of mental health and their desire for him to get married. Matt Taylor, a comedian dating a woman in a wheelchair, shares his experiences with dating and the misconceptions people have about his relationship. He also discusses his fear of commitment and his connection to Fiona Colley. William Montgomery, a comedian known for his outrageous personality, shares his experiences with his dog's health issues, his recent trip to Vancouver, and his gambling habits. He also engages in a heated exchange with Chad Daniels, making fun of his appearance and speech.

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