Tosh.0 - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Bed Intruder
Antoine Dodson gets a Web Redemption, the third season of Tosh.0 starts off bloody, and Daniel dances naked in the rain.
Brian Atene
Aspiring actor Brian Atene gets a Web Redemption, Daniel's black fans share the love on Twitter, and everyone wins in a pants-off dance-off.
Ice Cream Truck Guy
The Ice Cream Truck Guy gets a Web Redemption, Tosh.0 staffers take the Gay Porn Boner Challenge, and Daniel confronts a fellow late night host.
National Anthem Fail Girl
Daniel makes Super Bowl XLV predictions, the National Anthem Fail Girl gets a Web Redemption, and a streaker pays tribute to "Old School."
Evolution of Dance Guy
The Fleshlight's biggest fan answers questions, Daniel shares his unaired Super Bowl commercial, and Judson Laipply breaks it down for "Dancing With the Internet Stars."
Crying Wrestling Fan
The Crying Wrestling Fan gets a Web Redemption, Daniel sits down with Oprah Winfrey, and Todd Glass takes his van to an average suburban street.
Hurdle Fail Girls
Inappropriate Touch Tuesdays replace Casual Fridays, the Hurdle Girls prepare for the Tosh.0'Lympics Web Rematch, and Daniel spoils "Tiptoes."
Foul Ball Couple
The Foul Ball Couple gets a Web Redemption; Daniel talks with the Yankee Candle Kid and honors Internet stars who died this year.
Phil Davison
Daniel puts an end to spam mail and beats a world record, plus Phil Davison stops by for a political Web Redemption.
Board Breaker
Daniel writes a love letter to Erin Andrews, the Board Break Guy gets a Web Redemption, and Jeff Ross and Lisa Lampanelli try to roast Daniel.
Tay Zonday
Daniel reveals his summer wardrobe and enters the ring with Manny Pacquiao, plus the Chocolate Rain Guy gets a Web Redemption.
Boom Goes the Dynamite Guy
Daniel reviews the words men fear the most, Boom Goes the Dynamite Guy gets a Web Redemption, and the "Shark Tank" panel assesses Daniel's invention.
The Naked Wizard
The Naked Wizard gets a Web Redemption, Daniel hires a pleasure coach, and women attempt a slam dunk contest.
Bug in Mouth News Reporter
The Bug in Mouth Reporter gets a Web Redemption, Daniel invents a game show, and women mess up simple instructions.
Cheerleader Stunt Girl
Daniel takes advice from a sexpert, the Cheerleader Fail Girls get a Web Redemption, and two shirtless, middle-aged men compete in bed wrestling.
Metal Club
The Heavy Metal Club gets a Web Redemption, Daniel takes on the world's fastest wiffle ball pitcher, and America embraces the sport of crackhead tossing.
Fart Bus Kid
Daniel opens a manscaping salon and tweets his phone number, plus the Farting Bus Kid gets a Web Redemption.
Philly Taze Fan
The Tased Phillies Fan gets a Web Redemption, Daniel debuts his PSA about marriage, and viewers rate Daniel's bakery on Yelp.
Drunk Knock-Out
The Drunken Basement Boxers train for a Web Rematch, Daniel lists unfortunate domain names, and a Japanese boy mounts a huge chopstick.
Tosh.0 Marathon
Daniel reveals his homemade sex toy, male lactation comes in handy, and the Tosh.0 Marathon gets underway.
Leprechaun in Mobile (Investigation)
The Mobile Leprechaun warrants a Web Investigation, Daniel explains the five-second rule, and Tosh.0's College Campus Invasion contest comes to a close.
Eli Porter
Daniel invades Arizona State University, Eli Porter raps with Skylar Grey, and hot college girls sample hot foods on the skin cancer field they call a campus.
Surfer Fail
The Bumbling Surfer gets a Web Redemption, Daniel creates a phone app called the Cock Blocker, and Norma Stitz delivers the ultimate motorboat.
Redneck Stuntman
A chubby kid attempts BMX, the Redneck Stuntman gets a Web Redemption, and Daniel makes insane proclamations on Twitter.
Brad the Actor
Daniel Skypes with a "missed connection," a balcony jumper interrupts Romania's prime minister, and Brad the Actor gets a Web Redemption.
Shrooms Guy (Intervention)
Daniel pays it backwards and reads some never aired Tosh.0 jokes, plus the Mushroom Guy gets a Web Intervention.
Magician Fail
The Worst Magician Ever receives a Web Redemption, Daniel picks out the grossest videos for Halloween, and a cross-eyed reporter gets confused by everything in the field.
Face Bumper Smash
The Bumper Face Kid gets a Web Redemption, Pricasso paints portraits with his junk, and Daniel puts 20 Seconds on the Clock for a racist baby.
I Just Shot Myself
A child teabags mommy, Tim Tebow inspires "Tebowing," and Tex, the man who shot himself in the thigh, gets a Web Redemption.
Web Reflection
As the third season of Tosh.0 wraps up, the block party of the century gets a Video Breakdown and Daniel auditions to host the Oscars.
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