KT #736 - JAMES MCCANN + DAVE LANDAU

Kill Tony #736 - episode notes James McCann and Dave Landau join a night of recurring fly interruptions, sharply different interviews and small details that turn into running jokes. 1. 2:49 - Before the panel even arrives, a fly distracts Tony. The interruption keeps returning: a bug zapper appears around 23:52, the club gets a Fly Museum joke, and even D Madness's sunglasses get compared with the zapper near the end. The insect becomes an accidental thread through the episode. 2. 10:48 - Colin Sledge explains that the sunglasses hanging from his shirt are there to pull the neckline down. The detail is practical rather than a fashion statement, and it gives the panel another unexpected route through the interview. 3. 12:36 - Colin mentions taking a train to a train museum. Tony tries to wrap the interview, but a panelist wants to know how good the museum was. A tiny travel detail becomes funnier because of how earnestly Colin tells it. 4. 28:15 - James describes Pat O'Neal as looking like archival footage of an 1980 s comic. Then Pat's list of steak, girls and candy inspires the panel's alien-studying-humans character. Those are comic comparisons about his stage presence, rather than a biography of an old comedian. 5. 36:34 - James gives Olivia Coughlin a useful audience lesson: a premise about having a cleaner may make it harder for listeners to identify with the storyteller. Olivia later clarifies that the salad anecdote was from her parents' house in the past. The cleaner is not established as her own current employee. 6. 38:00 - Olivia briefly answers that she cleans at the tennis place, then immediately says she is kidding and explains that she strings rackets. Tony notices the spontaneous joke in an otherwise hesitant interview. It is a small example of a natural answer finding a laugh. 7. 49:46 - After Mario Z's minute and interview, Tony distinguishes the part of the set that worked from the long setup and ineffective tags. The feedback is about editing the material; the set's crime references and private industry discussion are not independently established records. 8. 58:23 - Hans Kim says he has returned to StarCraft 2 and describes himself as a Diamond League 2 v 2 player. Asked about a Rubik's Cube, he says he can do the first two rows but not the bottom one, ending the possibility of a demonstration. The gaming rank is his report, not a checked competitive record. 9. 1:01:40 - Isaac Kane Brown's mention of selling Yu-Gi-Oh cards makes Tony remember him, and Redban's enthusiasm becomes part of the callback. Isaac calls this his third appearance and says he has been doing standup for three years; those are on-source recollections rather than independently audited archive totals. 10. 1:07:21 - Tony notices Auggie Lee's charisma and a little of his own style, even while comparing the low-movement delivery with Casey Rocket. Auggie says he has been doing standup for about seven months, beginning in Seattle. The interview gets tighter, but he still receives a big joke book. The request for more material is declined, so there is no extra full set. 11. 1:14:11 - John Beal responds to the plastic-bottle roast with his own macro-plastics line, then answers the garden-gnome question with a three-full-moons wish. The quick replies carry the interview forward. The later two-years-sober line is explicitly completed with eventually, so it is a joke rather than a sobriety metric. 12. 1:33:01 - Alex Tarno says his longest set was thirty minutes. Redban then offers a future Secret Show spot to Alex and his friend Chris. Earlier, Alex clarifies that he had been on the show accompanying Chris rather than as a previous bucket pull. Thirty minutes is Alex's estimate, and the Thursday invitation is not a completed appearance. 13. 1:46:22 - After praising Jackson's performance, Redban offers an eight-minute future Secret Show spot. Jackson's longest-set answer is captioned 10:15 and is ambiguous, so it is not converted into an exact duration here. The offered eight minutes is clear; a second standup set does not happen in this upload. 14. 1:52:07 - Frank Kid's mac-and-cheese answer turns into a breadcrumbs-only remix joke about Redban. It connects to Frank mentioning song remixes earlier, without an actual remix performance. Near the end of the interview, the panel also acts out the exaggerated glasses-down look from Frank's story. 15. 2:04:13 - During the gas-station list, William Montgomery admits he gets scared when put on the spot. Tony points to how hard it is to improvise every week. The exchange turns a simple shopping question into an example of the closing segment's live pressure. Phrase watch: the native full-source automatic-text scan finds 13 matches for "I love it" and 1 for "absolutely incredible" across all voices. These are caption-text matches, not Tony-only or independently audio-verified spoken totals. Censored or missing text can hide speech. Sets & timestamps 3:58 - James McCann and Dave Landau - guest panel introductions. 6:28 - Colin Sledge - opening standup; minute begins around 6:38. 14:46 - Wanita - bucket pull; minute begins around 14:55. Juanita also appears in the captions; the introduced stage name is retained. 25:14 - Pat O'Neal - bucket pull; minute begins around 25:22. 34:07 - Olivia Coughlin - bucket pull; minute begins around 34:17. 43:12 - Mario Z - bucket pull; minute begins around 43:22. 50:02 - Hans Kim - regular standup; minute begins around 50:15. 58:52 - Isaac Kane Brown - bucket pull; minute begins around 59:06. Kain/Kane vary in the captions. 1:05:24 - Auggie Lee - bucket pull; minute begins around 1:05:34. 1:13:35 - John Beal - bucket pull; minute begins around 1:13:45. Later recap captions use Bechal; no identity merge is imposed. 1:25:06 - Alex Tarno - bucket pull; minute begins around 1:25:14. 1:33:24 - Jackson Nami - bucket pull; minute begins around 1:33:30. Introduction/recap captions vary, but NAMI is spelled during the interview. 1:46:43 - Frank Kid - final bucket pull; minute begins around 1:46:56. 1:56:25 - William Montgomery - closing standup; minute begins around 1:56:40. Bonus performances & moments 3:11 - Tony's opening attempt to deal with the fly, before the guest introductions. 9:41-10:01 - The nonworking panel microphone interrupts Colin's interview, with a musical transition during the fix. 23:52 - The bug zapper arrives, continuing the recurring fly interruption. 32:26 - A brief piano cue accompanies Pat's interview; this is not another standup set or a full song. 53:21-53:55 - James's on-stage tickling/poking bit with Hans. 54:42 - The swatter is introduced during Hans's interview; the swatter/police-character bit returns around 56:45. 1:00:23-1:00:31 - Isaac repeats the final punchline at Tony's request; a same-set repair rather than an additional full minute. 1:18:16-1:19:19 - John participates in the on-stage breathalyzer segment. The displayed/captioned readout and the panel's corrected legal-limit remarks are not a clinical, sobriety or legal finding here. 1:27:49 - Tony's brief D Madness impression during Alex's interview. 1:30:49-1:31:00 - Alex and Elena share the on-stage kiss. The first-Austin-kiss description is the source's framing, not an independently verified personal history. 1:54:06-1:54:10 - The panel reenacts the glasses-down look described by Frank. 2:06:12-2:06:20 - The closing artwork reveal from Ryan J Ebelt and Chris Rogers; Timmy is the subject of a drawing, not an additional standup performer in this episode. All times are approximate source-caption positions; introductions are distinguished from minute starts. There are 13 actual standup performers in this upload, with no separately completed extra full sets. Frank's song-remix hobby and Auggie's karaoke comments do not become full musical performances. Future show invitations remain invitations. Private medical, sexual, family, crime, employment, legal and financial claims in the interviews are not treated as verified records, and uncertain names do not trigger profile or history edits. Which small detail worked best: the train museum, Pat's list of interests, or the breadcrumbs remix?