Where is tosh.0 taped

Yes, they both show web clips but they have some differences: "Web Soup" will grab content that's not just from the web, anything is fair game to them. Certainly "Web Soup" acts on the opportunity to be more current and topical but perhaps keeping up with the necessary churn may result in showing us something in order to show us "something" vs "something good".

Perhaps the "Tosh. Then we have the hosts: Chris Hardwick with legitimate nerdist street cred is perfect for G4's "Web Soup" he's all over "Attack of the Show" and sister network E! Hardwick also has a monthly live podcast at the Largo in addition to other stand-up appearances around town, primarily at the Improv. The point is, he seems to be fairly accessible if you want to check out his comedy chops and he's always coming up with new material on the fly and knows how to run a show.

We just don't know what Daniel Tosh is capable of comparably speaking. We think he's great on "Tosh. He's got a tour coming up this fall that may hit the LA area by November. Last Fall he did some shows and we got some PR inviting us to see a show and talk to him but we never heard back from those Comedy Central folks which we kind of consider to be a bit of an eff up [Dear PR people - you should probably respond to folks who respond to your spam about writing a story].

We will see a show of his and he will probably kick ass at it. If "Web Redemption" was his idea, he's a genius. Support for LAist comes from. Become a sponsor. LAist logo. We Explain L. The Brief. Daniels examines the use of virtual reality technology to reunite with a departed loved one. Daniel gives an emotional tribute to his dearly departed dog and co-star Castro, explains why Adam Levine is partially to blame, and makes an appeal to the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Daniel shows his co-worker his amazingly accurate salt-passing skills. Highlight S12 E2. A proliferation of seemingly everyday objects that turn out to be cakes prompts Daniel to start cutting into items around the Tosh.

Nearly a decade after her "Friday" music video went viral, Rebecca Black is named Tosh. Daniel deploys the Konica Minolta Swing Vision to break down a preppy teen's driveway golf swing mishap.