Antoine Dodson, the subject of the viral "Bed Intruder" song with its memorable warning – "Hide yo kids, hide yo wives and hide yo husbands because they be raping everybody out here" – addressed suggestions for his television set. He consid…

Tosh offers the aspiring actor Brian Atene a second chance at achieving his potential. Meanwhile, Daniel searches for a homeless man possessing a voice of remarkable quality.

This week's episode of Tosh.0 features a remarkable turn of events for the Ice Cream Truck Guy, finding unexpected favor online. Daniel offers candid reflections on a colleague in the late-night hosting world. And Tosh lends a hand to rappe…

The young woman who once faced online mockery for a misspoken national anthem has found unexpected favor. In a new video, Daniel wields an impressively large sword while offering his forecast for the Super Bowl.

Daniel unveiled his Super Bowl commercial for the first time, then launched into a dance with the Evolution of Dance Guy, a pioneer of viral video fame.

The devoted wrestling enthusiast, known online as The Crying Wrestling Fan, finds a measure of solace in the digital world, while Daniel engages in conversation with Oprah Winfrey.

“Why are girls so bad at sports?” Tosh mused, as he assisted a pair of disheartened high school athletes in their preparation for the Tosh.0'Lympics.

Following the incident where a foul ball struck his girlfriend at the Houston Astros game, can Can Bo find a way to atone?

Daniel offered Phil Davison an opportunity to speak, carefully crafting the atmosphere to ease any apprehension the audience might feel.

Board Breaker made a visit for an online reckoning, Daniel faced a sharp critique, and his supporters rallied to assist him in composing a heartfelt expression of affection.

Daniel offered a digital solace to the creator of "Chocolate Rain," engaged in a boxing match with Manny Pacquiao, and unveiled his latest collection of summer attire.

Daniel positions the elevated toilet, effectively setting up YouTube’s most celebrated sports commentator for a successful recovery.

With a sense of eager anticipation, Daniel shed his clothes, preparing himself for an extraordinary journey in the company of the Naked Wizard.

Daniel offered a digital solace to The Bug In Mouth Reporter, conceived a game show, and observed women repeatedly misinterpret straightforward directions.

This installment of the program features Tosh delivering a Web Redemption to the United States' most spectacularly inept cheerleaders.

The local metal band found a surprising resurgence in popularity online. And, incidentally, Daniel enjoys playing Wiffle ball.

Daniel offers solace to those burdened by flatulence, answers your calls with a patient ear, and engages you in playful scenarios of imagined outcomes.

The incident involving the Philadelphia Phillies fan tasered by security personnel has gained considerable attention online, sparking widespread discussion. Alongside this, a collection of reviews detailing the experiences of patrons at Dan…

Daniel explored the lamentable world of domain names, considered a potential online confrontation, and engaged in conversation with Steroids Guy.

The discussions often circled around a peculiar array of topics: a game provocatively titled "Is It Racist?", the extended, often absurd, "Tosh.0" marathon viewings, and the curious, handcrafted sex toy Daniel had made.

A search of online sources for the elusive leprechaun in Mobile has yielded results, and Daniel has disclosed his selections for the 2011 College Campus Invasion.

The show *Tosh.0* was filmed live at Arizona State University, featuring a Web Redemption segment for Eli Porter.

## The Surfer's Return He had fallen. The wipeout was legendary, a spectacular display of humility against the raw power of the ocean. The video circulated, a badge of honor and a source of quiet embarrassment. But something shifted wi…

## A Path to Renewal for a Man of the South He was a man forged in the fiery crucible of rural life, a stuntman known for his audacious feats and unapologetic roots. But beneath the bravado and the weathered skin lay a quiet yearning for…

Brad, the actor, found a measure of solace online. Meanwhile, Daniel navigated the curious world of video calls.

Having shared a psychedelic experience online, the man conversed with Daniel, contemplating the possibility of a rebirth, a kind of resurrection akin to that of Jesus.

The tarnished legacy of a magician whose illusions failed, presented here as a collection of unsettlingly explicit videos.

A man seeking solace after a facial injury, finds unexpected connection. A live video features an artist known for his unconventional medium. Following coverage of a significant event, Daniel presents a segment titled "Gadhafi'd."

A self-inflicted gunshot earns a peculiar sort of solace online; expectant mothers find movement in joyous celebration; and Daniel concludes his popularized gesture with a decisive end.

A retrospective on the defining moments of Tosh.0's third season.