Daniel Tosh: Completely Serious

Don't you 'oohh', my grandpa spilled blood for this country and if he wanted his balls touched by some kid, he was gonna get it.

Daniel Tosh is alarious nuff said.

This was funny, huh.

Seen: 2.

I really enjoy Daniel's humour. It slows down a lot and quite offensive most of the time, but when he really hits on something, it's gut busting. "God doesn't hate the gays, he's just pissed guys found a loophole to their punishment."

I love how he knows a lot of his jokes are really racist, homophobic and misogynistic, then in the middle of his routine explains to the audience that he's aware of it and carries no real offensive feelings; that he's telling the jokes for pure shock value. Having said that, his non-offensive humor is way better, and if he included more "wave rider" type of jokes, he'd be much more enjoyable to watch.

I see America has its own Jimmy Carr.

Some really funny moments, but then some really unfunny moments. I found as it went on it got funnier, but Tosh (even at his best) lacks something that the truly great comedians have. I don't know if it's the delivery sometimes that makes it less funny, or the fact I'm just not really shocked or amused by intentionally offensive stuff. But this is still entertaining, and when it's on, it's on.

Tosh is funny, but overrated. This was probably about 20 minutes of fantastic material padded with fluff and absurdity(both good and bad). I didn't really find it all that offensive. His style is extremely sarcastic and a lot of the potentially offensive stuff is then tampered by the sarcasm. There's better comedians, but this is worth your time.

Uneven routine (which Tosh seems to realize and even revel in), but when it hits its mark, it is fantastic. "You ever notice when people talk about where they live as a good place to raise kids, what they're trying to say is, where I live is really segregated. ...A little too close to home for you, Orange County?"