#714 - LUIS J GOMEZ + LEMAIRE LEE
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Who are the hosts and special guests on this Kill Tony episode?
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Hey, this is Ryan Beck, coming to you live from the Comedy Mothership here in Austin, Texas, for a brand new episode of Kill Tony. Get up for Tony! Let's go!
Who's ready for the best fucking night of their lives, huh? Make some noise for the best damn band in the fucking land right there. Carlos Sosa, Raul Vallejo, Fernando Castillo on the horns. We have a leprechaun that we found on St. Patrick's Day. We kept him. He's on violin. Jay Kinney. Jake Kennedy, everybody, is his name. Wow. One of the Kennedys. Hopefully he gets shot in the head by the end of the episode. How about a hand for Big Mike Michael Gonzalez on the drums, Matt Muehling on the electric guitar, John Dees on the keys, and this is indeed the one and only live in the flesh, the great and powerful Dee Madness on the bass guitar. This is the number one live podcast in the world, soon to be an Emmy-nominated television show.
Brought to you by Blue Nile Talkspace, Voodoo Ranger, and ZipRecruiter. How exciting is this? And before we get started, here's a little bit more from all the other amazing sponsors that made tonight's episode available for you here, right now. You guys ready to start tonight's fucking episode or what? All right. Every single week, I book two of the funniest guests in the world. This week, no different. Ladies and gentlemen, two returning guests, two of my favorites. This is a mixture of chemistry of two guests. hilarious comedians that are willing to truly be themselves on this show. They're not nervous, they're fun. We're gonna have a blast.
What is the significance of Luis J. Gomez and LaMaire Lee's return to the show?
I present to you one of the record holders for all time appearances as a guest on this show and one of my favorite guests who debuted this year in 2025. Make some noise for Luis J. Gomez and LaMare Lee. Oh, yeah, baby. Luis J. Gomez, the creator of Skank Fest, the Legion of Skanks, and Story Wars. Skank hands are in the air. The great and powerful LaMare Lee, ladies and gentlemen. Huge pro wrestling fan. Not getting the size of pop that he was expecting here. Powerful LaMare, one of my favorite goofy debut guests of 2025. Makes himself right at home. Very silly. I'm hanging out. One of the most likable characters humanly imaginable brought us to the... What?
These guys look mad.
No, they're happy. They're happy, LaMare.
All right. Don't make me give you the fist. Whoa. Yeah, they're actually racist. They're like a Puerto Rican and a black guy. We didn't pay for this shit. Yeah, exactly. This is Texas. Where's the white people?
That's right. In the audience. Luis J. Gomez is here. Truly, I do believe he may have the record now, for sure, I think.
I think so. It's 20-some-odd appearances. This is where brothers from back in the day was doing this show when it was in the Comedy Store belly room. 20, 30 people in the crowd. Look at this shit. You guys are going to Netflix.
Holy shit. Not only does he have the record for all-time appearances on the show, he also has the record for the least watched episodes ever. I actually glanced through for the first time in forever. I glanced through our video library today, and it's amazing how few some of these episodes were watched. And I noticed a direct correlation between you and us only getting like a couple hundred thousand views. I'm like, wait, how's a 4,200,000?
Well, I'm shadow banned from most platforms, Tony. Well...
That's your fault for booking me. You're an idiot. That's it. And you know what? I have no regrets because contrary to popular belief, I clearly love Puerto Rican garbage. Here it is. Luis J. Gomez. Proof, by the way. Proof. They could have looked that up. Any of the fucking media outlets could have been like, wait, he seems to really love this guy and Kim Congdon.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Who are the hosts and special guests on this Kill Tony episode?
0:00–3:28
2
What is the significance of Luis J. Gomez and LaMaire Lee's return to the show?
3:28–10:18
3
What comedic perspectives does David Jolly share about politics and personal life?
10:18–19:06
4
How does Trish Smart describe her experience with dating and recent life events?
19:06–30:04
5
What personal stories and stand-up experiences does Marvin Izzy share?
30:04–39:57
6
How does RJ McKeegan use humor to discuss his dating life and identity?
39:57–46:27
7
What are Matt Sargent's comedic views on Austin and his job selling boots?
46:27–1:00:43
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What story does Cam Patterson share about attending a family wedding and confrontations there?
1:00:43–2:05:53