Jack McWilliams on Kill Tony

Bucket PullManWhiteBig Joke Book

2 sets·1.50 bits/set·4.50 beats/set·0.43 punch density·0.72 tag density

About Jack McWilliams's sets

Jack McWilliams has done 2 sets on Kill Tony, the first on episode #705 (11 Feb 2025) and the latest on episode #747 (9 Dec 2025).

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

Jack McWilliams has performed for guest panels including Harland Williams, Nick Rochefort, Jim Norton and Tony Caruso.

Jack McWilliams averages 0.43 laugh lines, punchlines and tags, for every setup or filler line. That is more than 59% of the 1,713 other comics PunchNotes has broken down.

On average Jack McWilliams follows each punchline with 0.72 tags.

Of the 9 jokes PunchNotes has classified, 2 are misdirect jokes, ahead of double-meaning (2).

Appearances

EpisodeDateGuest panelBitsPunch densityTag density
KT #747Big Joke Book9 Dec 2025Harland Williams, Nick Rochefort20.330.20
KT #70511 Feb 2025Jim Norton, Tony Caruso10.531.25

Jokes from Jack McWilliams's sets

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

KT #7479 Dec 2025

misdirect
setup

For those that don't know, the first line of that sexy song is, "My pussy tastes like Pepsi-Cola." I was not expecting her to taste like the choice

punchline

of a new generation, you know?

double-meaning
setup

Didn't seem sexy to me, but I didn't want to ruin the moment, so I just asked her, "Can I go down on you?"

punchline

She said, "Is Pepsi okay?"

tag

Not my first choice, you know?

KT #70511 Feb 2025

analogy
setup

not actually want you to stop. I was like, "Totally, I'm on the same page." It just feels more complicated that way.

punchline

Like, I'm not trying to hack your email here.

tag

Is there gonna be numbers, symbols,

tag

and upper and lowercase letter involved?

reframe
setup

What if we made it a random word that you'd never yell out

punchline

in the heat of the moment, like "Ghandi?"

tag

You're not yelling out "Ghandi" in the heat of the moment.