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Daniel takes inspiration from a woman who sprayed milk from her breasts at a music festival, is taught how to slackline at the office and meets with a renowned burp fetishist.

Daniel welcomes his best-smelling guest ever and wealth-shames young people on TikTok.

Daniel reviews a college student's shocking night, meets a 12-year-old with a love for songs about video games, and reveals what it's really like to attend a live taping.

Daniel gets his staff fired up for tape day, interviews an ass-eating First Amendment protector, and is unnerved by videos of a man who pies himself in the face.

Daniel meets with "intactivist" Brother K, teams up with Dom Irrera to quiz a focus group about racist terms and examines a video of a dog dancing to an accordion.

Daniel examines a swinging tattoo convention, tests social media star SteveWillDoIt's limits, talks sports in Around the Horn.0 and unveils the Aussie Viddie of the Weekie.

Daniel reunites with past guests at the inaugural ToshCon, interviews BYU's first openly gay valedictorian for a job and gives a special thank you to his fans.

Daniel breaks down a video of a tipsy umpire, meets a golfer who does incredible tricks and reveals New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft's sex tape.

Daniel breaks down a video of a daredevil with bad coordination, meets a mother and son who host a sex podcast, and attempts to set a record with crayons.

Daniel meets a man with extreme extremities; chats with Canada's saltiest chip aficionados; and reveals the show's most questionable segment.

Daniel discovers the sexy side of sneezing; installs a state-of-the-art office security system that's 100% impenetrable; and finds out whether British people's road rage is as bad as their comedy.

Daniel hangs out with a pair of vaping YouTubers; finds the saddest knight in the kingdom; and asks viewers to decide where to stick the knife in.

Daniel meets a low-energy energy drink reviewer, explores the fine art of balloon popping and breaks down video of a man getting a "purple shower."

Daniel talks to a man who enjoys acting like a horse, makes the case for celebrating all birthdays on the same day and exposes celebrities without their makeup.

Daniel Tosh delves into all aspects of the Internet, from the ingenious to the medically inadvisable.

In the Season 11 premiere, Hard Rock Nick proves it's possible to hate the player and the game. Also: Daniel pulls a Felicity Huffman and ruins his fans' futures.

Daniel meets an emotional on-camera eater, discovers which skills Iranian soldiers have and listens to complaints from Twitter users about the issues in their cities.

Daniel helps an anti-abortion protester with a broken phone, meets a flat-Earther trying to launch himself into space and creates a celebrity messaging app to rival Cameo.

Daniel delves into all aspects of the Internet, from the ingenious to the medically inadvisable.

Daniel meets a security guard who became an internet legend, reviews a daring convenience store crime and reveals the new sensation sweeping the country.

Daniel wrestles a trans athlete who was forced to compete outside his gender identity, gets tricked into thinking he's invisible and reveals which celebrities he'd cheat with.

Daniel catches up with a good Samaritan and "What What (In the Butt)" songwriter Samwell, hires a contemporary dance duo and gets inspired by an animal abuse protestor.

Daniel tries to determine the race of a white woman who identifies as black. Also: Big Ass Baby gets in a fight at a baptism; and "Tosh.0" issues a public apology.

Daniel gives an expert life-hacker a makeover, sings theme songs to popular video games and tries to combat racism by threatening to call the cops on innocuous white people.

Daniel reveals his testicle-based side business, helps an injured cheerleader get redemption and gives himself a new look with the help of a face-changing app.

Daniel takes a gross-out milk prank too far, spreads the gospel of a foul-mouthed preacher and gets into a heated debate about "The Wizard of Oz."

Daniel looks at an elaborate emergency room proposal, tries to figure out Bitcoin with help from a teenage millionaire and recites all his Twitter followers from memory.

Daniel finds out what happens when a girl gets stuck on an uncontrollable pony, profiles an amateur breaking news reporter and imagines himself piloting a damaged aircraft.

Daniel delves into all aspects of the Internet, from the ingenious to the medically inadvisable.

Daniel meets a security guard who became an internet legend, reviews a daring convenience store crime and reveals the new sensation sweeping the country.

Daniel tries a leisurely alternative to the Hot Coil Challenge, talks to a bear-attack survivor who went viral and looks at gross celebrity feet.

Daniel reboots his show for Season 10 with a little help from Twitter, breaks down an epic butt-paddling video and chats with Instagram-famous grandma Lili Hayes.

Daniel learns about a risque way to play with lasers, helps men with their Instagram photos and asks fitness buff Poppa Pipes about his unique style.

Daniel shows he's quicker than a bear, proves ketchup is good on everything and talks to Miami-based rapper and philosopher Nino Brown about women and grapes.

Daniel taps into the psyche of a death-defying urban explorer, attempts a freestyle rap and discovers a new use for drones.

Daniel sits down with a comedian who has Tourette's syndrome, discovers a hypnotizing new sport and starts a height war with his fellow celebrities.

Daniel sits down with a pair of fake fitness experts, puts his rope swing away for the winter and tries to seduce naked tree lovers.

Daniel discusses foot care, sits down with Iraqi twin brothers Michael and Zach Zakar and gets his fashion choices shamed by his audience.

Coating a man in cinnamon turns out to be a terrible idea, a funeral gets the rave treatment, and Daniel catches up with Web Redemption recipients from years past.

Daniel takes a tone-deaf pitcher out to a ball game, meets the internet's premier animal impressionist and discovers a new method to stop fights in the office.

A dangerous new trend sweeps public golf courses, a raccoon turns out to be less than friendly, and Daniel works out with a woman who may have the longest legs in America.

An extremely curvy man lubes up, a guy draws a penis with his voice, and Daniel sits down with a guru who eats air.

Daniel shakes up summer pool parties, turns a sad little girl's frown upside down and welcomes a visit from Denim Danger.

A religious guy explains the mathematical significance of ketchup, a man has a rematch with a rope swing, and Daniel goes angling with the hosts of an unusual fishing show.

Daniel unveils some responsible drinking games and reminds us why alligators are dangerous, and a former math teacher channels his inner rock star.

A prankster gets in trouble with the law, a boy unleashes a blood-curdling battle cry, and Daniel reveals why you shouldn't shoot a refrigerator full of explosives.

Two golfers get into an embarrassing fight, an army of naked women shows how to stage a protest, and Daniel throws himself a gender reveal party.

A young man finds a mischievous use for mustard, Daniel guest stars on a wild YouTube star's new TV show, and the Tosh.0 staff takes fidget spinning to the next level.

Strange sights abound at the Thailand Piercing Festival, a college student takes a football to the face, and Daniel reveals some surprising behind-the-scenes secrets.

Daniel discusses "Star Wars" with an intergalactic geek; awards the worst place in the U.S.; and watches animals experiment on each other.

A little girl pisses off the wrong monkey, a gun safety trainer makes a fool of himself, and the rich stick it to the poor.

Suburban kids test the limits of a trampoline, a leather salesman speaks his mind, and Daniel takes down some local restaurants.

A guy who dresses up as a merman fields Daniel’s questions about his long-term plans and the ethics of dating two-leggers.

A man gets friendly with a beehive, a music producer with dubious credentials shows off his crib, and Daniel loses to a girl.

A communications director gets a little too handsy, YouTube's most prominent breastfeeder bares her soul, and an Alabama driver goes off-road.

Dinner theater turns avant-garde, Daniel talks movies with a critic who can't see, and a roof jumper suffers a major setback.

A dog trots out its prettiest outfit, a man takes the high-tech route while tailing his wife, and Daniel gets in a question at a White House press briefing.

A man busts his own balls, Tosh.0 fans troll a Comedy Central executive, and Daniel demonstrates what nine years of stealing office supplies can get you.

A woman downs an entire stick of butter, the internet's preeminent bong smoker gets a checkup, and a fan's email presents a chance for mischief.

A woman gets too close to the finish line at a race, a stuntman takes on Orange County's swimming pools, and the creepy clown trend meets its match.

Daniel studies the art of toad stacking, interviews a teen stuntman and tries a dangerous new version of ping-pong.

Daniel comments on a pants-dropping dance video, interviews a man offering his sex services on the internet and gives an award to the worst town in the world.

A girl battles a tree, a woman outsmarts a parking clamp, and Daniel gets personal with one of the biggest booties on the internet.

Daniel learns why anesthesia and camera phones don't mix; travels to Alabama; shares his DNA with the world.

Daniel tries his best make his staff tougher; Daniel wants to find out whether or not stealing from dead people is actually a crime.

Daniel tries his best make his staff tougher; Daniel wants to find out whether or not stealing from dead people is actually a crime.

The life of a sex-doll repairman; proof that everyone is a critic; the ups and downs of being stuck in an elevator.

Daniel redeems a personal chef; meets a guy with a message that the world needs to hear; stumps for a candidate named Boothead.

Daniel meets the grandmother of all Bond girls; finds a better use for plastic bottles; the release of the annual Tosh.0 Body issue.

Daniel takes on the concussion controversy; wishing America a belated happy birthday; how to barbecue on a budget.

Daniel enjoys the autumn mist with a magical dragon; revealing the true identity of the Pasadena Piper; saying goodbye to the worst prognosticator in all of sports.

Daniel rides with Queenzflip, goes "frolfing" in his "froffice," and meets the man deemed the Vincent van Gogh of vaping.

Daniel receives help from Dr. Pimple Popper; he continues his domination of made-up world records.

Daniel redeems a very vocal Hillary Clinton supporter; terrorizes Broadway; fans get a chance to sign Daniel's yearbook

Daniel gets life lessons from a German party animal; delving into the video game industry; saying goodbye to Cabin Couture.

A volunteer gets kicked in the head during a karate demo, a man claims he can heal people with the power of his gaze, and Daniel seeks a solution to catcalling.

A Brazilian man tries to walk off a broken leg, a woman uses her own urine as a panacea, and Daniel finds a presidential candidate he can believe in.

A wheelie stunt goes as well as can be expected, Daniel hits the gym with an extreme bodybuilder, and a Maori wedding meets its match.

Daniel redeems a biker babe who tried to kiss the sun (and got burned), plays the only game that rids the world of bigotry and hate, and reveals the sexiest thing since sliced bread.

Two lizards get sexy on chaise lounges, a Filipino drag queen flops hard, and a teenager shows off her flatulence.

A jelly bean taste test ends poorly, a fast food critic samples exotic new cuisine, and Daniel endorses a strange and novel method of birth control for men.

A crab gets hold of a knife, two Japanese wrestlers engage in a kissing battle, and Daniel finds a solution to the #OscarsSoWhite controversy.

A church youth group gets funky, a fart fetishist receives a visit from a genie, and Daniel pitches a terrible business idea on "Shark Tank."

In the Season 8 premiere, Daniel unveils his most masculine wardrobe yet; profiles a plastic dream queen; and swipes material from a famous comedian.

A Brazilian man proves to be too heavy for a zip line, a performance artist sticks it to humankind, and Daniel presents the follow-up to his Selena Gomez tribute video.

A young woman gets caught in a surprise mosh pit, doctors remove an eclectic array of objects from within patients' bodies, and Daniel heads to Las Vegas to gamble the proceeds of the Tosh.0 prop auction.

Daniel performs plastic surgery on a man with a gruesome party injury, who gets a Web Redemption. A nerdy couple holds a "Star Wars"-theme wedding, and Daniel also goes down a YouTube rabbit hole after uncovering a mysterious video plea for help.

A man shows off his malleable skull, a young woman who pretends to be a kitten during BDSM play gets a CeWEBrity Profile, and helps Daniel reboot a beloved cartoon. Daniel also presents a selection of videos that could go either way, in the segment called, "Is It Porn?".

On the Tosh.0 Ladies Night special episode, Daniel gives a Web Redemption for the Prom Stripper guy. The ocean puts a damper on two couples' marriage proposals, Daniel also celebrates a few celebrity marriages that were thankfully brief, breaks down three cases of people losing control of their emotions, and he sets up the perfect play date for a peanut-butter-covered baby.

Web Redemption for the Rifle Kid. A naked Spider-Man gets freaky in his hotel room, Daniel looks to hire recent college grads fresh out of sorority life, and he subjects his staff to a wholly unhygienic teamwork exercise.

CeWEBrity Profile for the Vegan Guy. Daniel challenges the producers of erectile dysfunction meds to get with the times, and moralizes about a tonsil stone removal video and receives a stinky, new-agey treatment. He also interviews via web chat a guy who wraps tape around everyday objects on YouTube, and then, he goes adhesive-crazy on his staff.

Daniel has a maritime affair with a girl who once suffered a nasty fall aboard a cruise ship. A skateboarding accident brings some unexpected sexual subtext to light, a young monk struggles to stay awake, and Daniel makes a few improvements to his church pew. Daniel also shows a dancer the right way to wear an elephant G-string, and he turns the camera on the studio audience, inspired by an online interview show that puts its guests on the spot.

Web Redemption for the Car Jump Kid. Daniel demonstrates why the Dutch earned the right to their own jump-roping technique, and he spends some quality time with his many children by challenging each of them to a wholesome beatboxing contest.

Daniel breaks down a martial arts demonstration gone wrong, creates his own relaxation recording, and he demonstrates how to switch bikes mid-ride in the segment of I'm Better Than You, Na Na Na Boo Boo, Stick Your Head In Doo Doo. Welven Da Great talks about being the face of Deez Nuts, and Subway meets with a new potential spokesperson.

A woman gives birth in a car, a former member of Menudo gets a CeWEBrity Profile, and Daniel reviews a new book about football coach Nick Saban.

Daniel checks in with legends, confronts his most annoying fans and makes an announcement that will rock the movie industry to its very core.

A unique high school football fan; Daniel upholds his record of being better than everyone else; dangerous leaf blowers.

Daniel pays homage to a humblebragging hero; a talk with Daniel's teenage self; unusual people find love.

A child who is not microwave-safe is redeemed; games rather than humor; making grieving for loved ones fun.

Daniel redeems a Juwanna Mann wannabe; a homophobic hate speech is turned into high-quality products; an unusual encounter with a baby.

Daniel sits down with a minimum wage majorette; a salute to the brave men and women in fake uniforms; some much-needed moisture is brought to California.

Redemption of an RC car get a bit too fast and too furious; people food is eaten by the Tosh.0 staff; Daniel converts to the official religion of celebrities... Scientology.

Daniel talks religion with one of the Internet's most outspoken nonbelievers.

Daniel redeems wrestling's number one fanboy, gets roasted by the least famous people in the world and makes the streets safe for fashion.

A Russian man jumps off a roof while on fire, a rapper takes her love of big penises to the next level, and Daniel highlights potentially dangerous Internet users.

Daniel appears on "Maury," a beleaguered YouTube star eats the inedible for some quick cash, and a film critic commits to a very awkward joke.

A woman throws bacon at police officers, a Christian activist accuses Monster Energy of being in league with the devil, and Daniel offers up unclaimed domain names.

A man receives treatment for a giant blister, a couple plays Buckcherry during their wedding processional, and Daniel engages in S&M play with his staff.

A Lifetime special takes a hard look at food fighting, a drummer with a weak stomach gets a Web Redemption, and Daniel unloads on the New England Patriots.

Daniel works with some intimacy coaches; Daniel calls for an end to disrespecting women.

Andy Kindler rants about fall TV, a redhead loses control of his kayak, and Daniel's fans try to scare him on Twitter.

From the absolutely absurd to the incredibly ingenious, the series features viral clips, sketches, and "Web Redemptions" which give subjects of infamous viral videos a second chance to redeem themselves from the embarrassment with which they've become synonymous.

Two barely literate rappers try to rhyme; football coach Lane Kiffin fails again; Daniel explores the sensual side of escalators.

Daniel becomes a big brother for a day and invites kids to ask him questions. A rocking horse bucks its rider, and a little girl proves to have a very strong grip.

The world’s worst weightlifters get a Web Redemption, Daniel plays a round of Is It Racist?, and Tosh.0 fans destroy their property.

A heartbroken teenager gets a Web Redemption; a master of seduction gives advice on how to have a threesome; Daniel pulls spills the secret on his pre-show ritual.

Brooklyn's baddest dog expert gets a Web Redemption; Daniel offers up some life hacks; "Tosh.0" enjoys the last barbecue of the summer.

A couple gets handsy at their local McDonald's, Daniel hangs out with Bryan Silva on his yachtata, and Tosh.0's male fans send in nude photos of themselves.

Daniel meets the only man in the world who cares about women's sports; a cutter in the office; a celebration of the return of Is It Racist?

Daniel celebrates the end of vacation by redeeming an embarrassing family; Daniel goes all out on some bail jumpers; Daniel reveals his most erotic wardrobe to date.

Daniel webchats with a goat, and a bowler who got screwed out of a perfect game gets a web redemption.

Daniel buries shovel girl; fans dispense "Twisdom" to the class of 2014; a guy who lost the space race gets a web redemption.

Daniel reveals who will get his old Subaru; shows why it's never safe to pass out at his home.

Daniel throws shoes at women; Daniel's intimate conversations get leaked to the press; the cheapest man in America gets a Web redemption.

Daniel helps a religious rapper reclaim his throne; Daniel explains why there's no such thing as stupid questions (just stupid girls); smokes pot.

Daniel makes the hashtag game more interesting; chats with the happiest and creepiest guy in Los Angeles; a girl who wants the internet to pay for her injuries gets a Web redemption.

Daniel sees how much citrus the human eye can withstand; a man is taught how to play basketball.

Daniel shows why you should never take your girlfriend to a ball game; a 49-year-old up-and-coming comic gets a Web redemption.

Daniel rids the world of homophobia with the Prancing Elites; turns your horrific tweets into a book for children; touches one lucky fan emotionally.

Daniel makes the audience drink something he made from a toilet; overpriced headphones; a teacher gets a Web redemption.

Daniel hires the web's most offensive attorney, plays the most disturbing game of pin the tail on the donkey ever seen, and dog trapped in man's body gets a web redemption.

Daniel speaks to Congress and has lunch with a homeless man; a child forced to enter the workforce gets a Web redemption.

Daniel attempts to turn every home in America into a public restroom; plays a game the censors will hate; a guy who doesn't take direction from women gets a Web redemption.

Daniel takes girl out on a date; Daniel gives his car away; singer Ice JJ Fish gets a Web redemption.

Daniel brings back Sports or Consequences; clears up the mystery of who his father is; the sexiest Web redemption ever.

Daniel is excited for "Movember," and gets the urge to purge; a security guard gets a web redemption.

Daniel endorses the first female presidential candidate; Yelp reviewers tell Comedy Central what they're doing wrong; a pothead pupil gets a Web redemption.

Daniel shows us that nothing good can happen when you mix alcohol and electricity, and the show has its sexiest web redemption ever.

Daniel checks in with some of his favorite web redemption alums, shows his early commercial work, and finds out what young boys do when they're alone.

Daniel chews the fat with a competitive eater, takes an empowering look at female musicians, and learns about the facts of life.

Daniel examines the crappiest school in America, and a guy who can create force fields gets a web redemption.

Daniel shows us why gravy should be the official beverage of autumn, and a guy who traded his life savings for a banana with dreadlocks gets a web redemption.

Daniel plays an uncomfortable game of "Is It Racist?"; raising a daughter; a DJ gets a web redemption.

Daniel meets a princess; and shows off an item that comes back after it's thrown. Also: Internet sensation Lohanthony gets a Web Redemption.

Daniel discusses the most embarrassing thing to happen in New York since the Jets drafted "The Sanchize"; Daniel fixes everything that's wrong with America's youth.

Daniel reveals his boldest wardrobe choice yet; an animal rescue from a kill shelter; dirty prancing.

Daniel desensitizes his African successor; Daniel contemplates suicide; the world's greatest Nerf dunker gets a Web redemption.

Daniel gets invited to the prom; a spoiler alert for summer movies; the prolific and psychotic performer, Tonetta, gets a Web redemption.

Daniel talks with a child who is covered in hickeys; Daniel sends a lot of money to a stranger on the Internet; Daniel does a CeWEBrity Profile.

Daniel puts the sex back in sexual harassment; Daniel tries to make people more paranoid about staying in hotels; a tribute to trees in time for Arbor Day and 420; a woman who was fired for being too hot gets a Web redemption.

Daniel helps Bill Gates make a product that people enjoy using; Georgia gets up to speed on civil rights; a shirtless boy gets a Web redemption.

Daniel finds out which of his privates are flammable and gives away free stuff, plus a passionate man with a childish palate gets a web redemption.

Daniel introduces the wacky neighbor to the north; Daniel fixes everything that's wrong with America; a model with a big heart (and a big everything else) gets a Web redemption.

Daniel debuts his extremely feminine fragrance; spends some quality time with his favorite comedian named after a root vegetable; some insensitive college girls get a Web redemption.

Daniel explains why imitation is the stupidest form of flattery; The Illusion gets a web redemption.

Daniel learns how to relax; why going on vacation with your girlfriend is a terrible idea; Brian, the fat ninja, gets a Web redemption.

Daniel refuses to make a Harlem Shake video; Candice, the ventriloquist who walked off stage, gets a Web redemption.

Daniel starts a focus group to address racism. Also: a legendary comedian's Web Redemption.

Daniel gets bedroom workout tips; Daniel does a spoiler alert for all of the Academy Awards Best Picture nominees.

Daniel celebrates Valentine's Day by letting viewers vent about how much they hate their significant other; the world's only black superhero gets a Web redemption.

Daniel and his staff do various sports challenges; Daniel sends a suggestive picture to a stranger; Michael, a kid who gets picked on for being a redhead, gets a Web redemption.

Daniel models his Halloween costume; and helps catch an internet monster. Also: a Web Redemption for a lovesick teen.

Daniel sleeping; a chance to ask him anything; an extremely cocky cheerleader gets a Web redemption.

Daniel reviews viewers' 'brotography'; and wrestles with his sexuality. Also: a Web Redemption for an armless girl.

Daniel demonstrates how to deal with fire and pedophiles. Also: a Web Redemption for Sweet Brown, an Oklahoma City woman interviewed about a fire on the local TV news.

Daniel demonstrates the right way to get intoxicated. Also: a Web Redemption for the biggest little liar in rap.

Daniel shows off his fall wardrobe. Also: a Web Redemption for a kid who set civil rights back 65 years.

Two weeks' worth of Olympic events are covered in a minute; Daniel recalls his most nauseating segment.

A rock climber gets a Web Redemption; Daniel reaches out to his female fans.

Daniel removes his shirt. Also: a Web Redemption for a man who pulled an April Fools' Day prank on his mother by pretending to join the army.

With help from the Insane Clown Posse, Daniel spruces up a teenage Juggalo's music video.

Daniel invents a game to replace "F, Marry, Kill"; asks people to degrade themselves for $5; and gives a Web Redemption to Oakland's Bubb Rubb, of 2003's "woo-woo" fame.

Daniel gives a Web Redemption to the How To Flirt Guy. He brings back the segment "I'm Better Than You, Na-na Na-na Boo-boo, Stick Your Head In Doo-doo" to beat the world record for tightest parallel parking. Also, Daniel starts a new segment he calls "Tweetment" in which he gives out free medical advice to his Twitter followers.

Daniel converses with zombies and experiments with explosives. Also: a Web Redemption for a spelling-bee contestant.

Daniel unveils new emoticons, and gets shot with a cannon. Also: a Web Redemption for a man who was hit with pepper spray.

Daniel starts an account with the crowd-funding Web site Kickstarter; and investigates Internet searches. Also: a Web Redemption for a skater who's lucky to be alive.

Daniel models his summer wardrobe. Also: a Web Redemption for a girl who sang a song about cheating men.

Daniel tells everyone what he did with the money from the auction and this is the last episode of High Fashion.

The cliff jumper gets a web redemption

Daniel tells us where he likes to eat lunch. The guy who got choked by a girl gets a web rematch.

The Parkour Girl gets a web redemption.

Daniel takes on bullying and opens an auction for memorabilia from the show. Also: a "Web redemption" for a bad sketch group.

The Bad Breakdancer gets a web redemption.

The Mustang kid gets a web redemption; Daniel discusses which famous women over 40 he would sleep with; Daniel plays a new version of rock, paper, scissors.

Daniel gives a couple a wedding redemption, works out with the bathmate, and gets help writing his will.

A terrible artist gets a web redemption; Daniel makes an "Until Abortion Ends" video and says goodbye to football season.

Web Redemption for the "How To Get European Men" lady. Daniel talks about his replacement search. And he tells everyone what the new wardrobe will be for the 1st half of the season.

The man who had a shrooming experience on the Internet talks with Daniel about possibly becoming reborn, much like Jesus.

Brad the actor's Web Redemption; Daniel's adventures in video-chatting.

Web Redemption for the Redneck Stuntman.

Web Redemption for the Surfer Fail guy

A live taping of Tosh.0 at Arizona State University with a Web Redemption for Eli Porter.

Web Investigation for the Leprechaun In Mobile, and Daniel reveals who he picked for his 2011 College Campus Invasion

A game called "Is It Racist?" Also: the "Tosh.0" marathon; Daniel's homemade sex toy.

Daniel discusses unfortunate domain names and a web rematch, and chats with Steroids Guy.