Tosh.0 - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
David After Dentist
David After the Dentist gets back at his dad with a Web Redemption, Daniel breaks a world record, and Eddie Murphy stays in the closet.
Crystal Light Dancers
The Crystal Light Dancers attend Tosh.0's first Web Reunion, Daniel chats with the Wii Fit Girl, and the Foot Fetish Guy gets stepped on by women.
Risky Business Girls
Daniel receives his first tattoo, the Risky Business Girls get a Web Redemption, and Stripper Baby dances for a reason.
Football Player Tackles His Teammate
The football player who tackled his teammate gets a Web Redemption, Fabolous reads the Urban Dictionary Word of the Day, and Daniel presents suicidal door diving.
The Average Homeboy
The Average Homeboy gets a Web Redemption, Daniel tries out Apple's fancy iPad toy, and Smarties become a gateway drug..
Prom Girl
The Falling Prom Girl gets a Web Redemption, Tosh.0's Book Club picks a recipe book, and Daniel recreates level 1-1 from Super Mario Bros.
Hoodrat Kid
The Hood Rat Kid gets a Web Redemption, Daniel makes some friends on Chatroulette, and Tosh.0 enters the Winter Olympics.
Make It Snow Girl
Daniel holds an unexpected wet t-shirt contest, the Crying Sorority Girl gets a Web Redemption, and Tosh.0 fans weigh in on the Academy Awards.
Phillies Fan's Daughter
The kid who threw her dad's foul ball back onto the field gets a Web Redemption, viewers share their own surprise trust falls, and Daniel retires his casual jacket.
Lightning Bolt Larper
The Lightning Bolt LARPer gets a Web Redemption, Daniel creates the ultimate stoner video, and the audience plays Guess What Happens Next regarding a strip tease.
Look at That Horse Guy
The Look at This Horse Guy gets a Web Redemption, an Asian man rides a motorcycle seated sideways, and Tosh asks Tweeters about their summer plans.
What What in the Butt
"What What (In the Butt)" gets the first ever Web Remix, Daniel visits the "I Like" Girl, and the audience plays "Is it Racist?" with an Alabama political ad.
Stuck in an Elevator
The guy who was stuck in an elevator for 41 hours gets a Web Redemption, Daniel introduces an exercise craze, and rapper 50 Tyson drops mad beats.
Cartwheeling Goalie
The Cartwheeling Goalie gets a Web Redemption, fetish model Amazon Amanda stops by for a session, and Daniel puts 20 Seconds on the Clock for big nips.
Looking for a Girlfriend
The Looking for a Girlfriend Guy gets a Web Redemption, Daniel chats with the Guido Sensation, and ibex horns solve hard-to-reach itches.
Wow Freakout Kid
The WoW Freakout Kid undergoes a Web Investigation, a horny horse distracts parade goers, and Daniel hypothesizes which celebrities he could beat in a fight.
Worlds Worst Comedian
The Worst Comedian Ever receives a Web Redemption, Twitter hates Lebron James, and Daniel puts 20 Seconds on the Clock for tits with abs.
Awful Weatherman
The Bad Weatherman gets a Web Redemption, DJs resemble fine wines, and Daniel spoils a biological horror film, "The Human Centipede."
Peter Pan Fail Girls
The Peter Pan Girls get a Web Redemption, Daniel pays his dues in Vegas, and a drunk hick meddles with a firearm.
Angry Black Preacher
Wedding vomit ruins a reception, the Angry Black Preacher gets a Web Redemption, and Daniel does a beach flip better than a child.
American Idol Girls
The "American Idol" Girls get a Web Redemption, Daniel visits an anti-gay press conference in Uganda, and Tosh.0 dishes office gossip via Twispers.
Double Rainbow Guy
The Double Rainbow Guy enjoys a Web Retreat, Daniel chats with Tosh Daniel, and a male pole dancer gets 20 Seconds on the Clock.
I Like Turtles Kid
The "I Like Turtles" Kid gets a Web Redemption, audience members guess which tattoos belong to prisoners or athletes, and Daniel puts 20 Seconds on the Clock for a horny baby.
Reporter Who Can't Break Glass
Daniel tases everyone he knows, the Reporter Who Can't Break Glass gets a Web Redemption, and Tosh.0 fans tweet about racy videos.
Season 2 Web Reflections
Daniel shares the Perfect Internet Video, viewers take the 100% Cacao Chocolate Challenge, and a highway masturbator gets 20 Seconds on the Clock.
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