Isaac Hirsch on Kill Tony

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2 sets·1.50 bits/set·4.50 beats/set·0.83 punch density·0.47 tag density

About Isaac Hirsch's sets

Isaac Hirsch has done 2 sets on Kill Tony, the first on episode #143 (2 Sept 2017) and the latest on episode #173 (24 Oct 2016).

Isaac Hirsch came to the show as a bucket pull, a comic whose name is drawn from the bucket for a one-minute set.

Isaac Hirsch has performed for guest panels including Dom Irrera, Al Madrigal and Jessica Michelle Singleton.

Isaac Hirsch averages 0.83 laugh lines, punchlines and tags, for every setup or filler line. That is more than 92% of the 1,713 other comics PunchNotes has broken down.

On average Isaac Hirsch follows each punchline with 0.47 tags.

Of the 9 jokes PunchNotes has classified, 5 are misdirect jokes, ahead of reframe (2).

Appearances

EpisodeDateGuest panelBitsPunch densityTag density
KT #17324 Oct 2016Dom Irrera21.170.75
KT #1432 Sept 2017Al Madrigal, Jessica Michelle Singleton10.500.20

Jokes from Isaac Hirsch's sets

A few jokes from each set. Open a set for the full transcript and every joke.

KT #17324 Oct 2016

hyperbole
setup

And the reason that's surprising is because I have most Jewish name you could have. It's like if I got up here like, "Hi, my name is Menorah

punchline

Israel." It's a very Jewish name. But there are some benefits to being Jewish. One of

misdirect
setup

Now it's gotten to the point where I'll be like, "I can't come in tomorrow, it's hav dalagala."

punchline

The Jewish festival of sleep.

tag

And video games, it's actually a three day holiday

tag

which I think is a little long, but I am Orthodox, so.

KT #1432 Sept 2017

misdirect
punchline

I'm a grown man. I don't have to explain myself to anybody but my parents because I live with them.

reframe
setup

I've never ordered a sandwich that's been like, "Hey, this cheesesteak knows you live with your parents. It's gonna pass."

punchline

Maybe aim a little lower, go for a baloney sandwich.

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