Tosh.0 speaks to online audiences that help videos go viral, but it doesn’t drown in its own geekiness and still feels cool to watch. By boldly offering itself to a specific niché audience (think ...

Comedian Daniel Tosh makes his living pulling video off the Internet and making fun of it. Some clips will make you laugh. You'll sometimes laugh harder when Tosh adds his insight. Some clips, like ...

On Tuesday night, the final episode of viral video and sketch comedy series Tosh.0 will air on Comedy Central. (The network is running previous episodes of the show throughout the day, leading up to ...

Comedy Central's "Tosh.0," a weekly clip show devoted to viral videos, plays like a weird hybrid of "America's Funniest Home Videos" and "The Soup," but it succeeds on the strength of host Daniel Tosh ...

Comedy Central might be the first TV network to make money from the Internet. The cable television network’s newest hit, “Tosh.0,” attracts 4 million viewers an episode, even more than who watch ...

Daniel Tosh is a bit of a polarizing figure for comedy fans, thanks to his “the internet is funny and I’m going to talk about it” TV series, Tosh.0. Millions of people love it, but some don’t. Either ...

Comedy Central’s massacre of popular shows continues. After pulling the plug on Drunk History and reversing their order for new seasons, the network announced that they were canceling Tosh.0 after ...

IN one of his remakes of viral Internet videos, the comedian Daniel Tosh pretends to spend days trapped in an elevator with Nick White, whose 41 hours trapped in a Midtown Manhattan elevator were ...

The retired basketball star and his comic friends will comment on funny Web videos and create their own parodies in the tentatively titled "Upload with Shaquille O'Neal." By Lacey Rose Writer-At-Large ...

Another Comedy Central staple is saying goodbye a little sooner than expected: The pop culture clip show Tosh.0 will end with Season 12, reversing the network's previous decision to renew the show. "I ...

Fox Television Stations has cut a deal with Debmar-Mercury for rerun rights to Comedy Central‘s viral-vid clip show “Tosh.0.” The station group will carry the show starting in the fall on its outlets ...