Tosh.0: Love it or Hate it?

[Fauxberg]

Personally, I love the show. The biggest appeal is just how un-P.C. the show is. The videos he picks are extremely funny as are the Web Redemptions. Plus his Twitter segments are good as well.

[Koda, Master Crunchyroller]

I'll admit, I love his show. I also like how he pretty much doesn't pull punches with his jokes.

[Clash, Never a Meter Maid]

An unfunny (to me) yet uber-smug comedian who over-relies on shock attempts rehashing the done-to-death smug internet commentator formula for television? Pass.

[Virt McGirt]

It's ok

[Citizen Grimm]

Easily one of my top 3 favorite shows on TV right now.

I love the short bits like "Is it racist?" but the opening 7-10 minutes is always the best.

[Koda, Master Crunchyroller]

Aug 12, 2011 17:45:10 GMT -5 Citizen Grimm said:

Easily one of my top 3 favorite shows on TV right now.

I love the short bits like "Is it racist?" but the opening 7-10 minutes is always the best.

I'll admit, I don't often make it through an entire episode of the show. Often I change the channel once he gets done with the Web Redemption segment.

[Mayonnaise]

I love it. The minor bits like Is It Racist, Twitten By and Guess What Happens Next always get a good laugh out of me.

[The Summer of Muskrat XVII]

Aug 12, 2011 17:48:27 GMT -5 Koda, Master Crunchyroller said:

Aug 12, 2011 17:45:10 GMT -5 Citizen Grimm said:

Easily one of my top 3 favorite shows on TV right now.

I love the short bits like "Is it racist?" but the opening 7-10 minutes is always the best.

I'll admit, I don't often make it through an entire episode of the show. Often I change the channel once he gets done with the Web Redemption segment.

Same. Tosh is a perfect example of "hit and miss" to me, because 90% of the time it happens in the same episode. It almost always starts out strong, and just completely loses steam by the time the Web Redemption hits.

Web redemption sucks most of the time, and the skit he does after is usually terrible too. But the first part before the first commercial is usually pretty good.

[King Boo]

I used to love the show but this newest season, he's gotten more...risque, shall we say? And I realized that I was laughing more out of shock than finding it funny. I still watch each week because I get some enjoyment out of it, but not the level or the same way I used to.

Honestly, Chris Hardwick on Web Soup is more my speed of humor and I get more legit laughs from him. I know a lot of people slam the show, but I like it, especially because of him.

[jrcz]

Who?

[Arrow]

It's not something I'd ever go out of my way to see, but I do find parts of it funny.

[MGH]

I still love it, but not nearly as much as I did late season one into season two. That was great television.

I tend to zone out and lose interest during the web redemptions now.

[Orange]

Used to love it, but over the past few months Tosh has really gotten on my nerves, to the point that I don't even watch anymore. So I don't quite hate it, it's just ok.

[YellowJacketY2J]

I still love it, even if the Web Redemptions aren't as good as they used to be.

[dlg3000]

I couldn't get into it. I found it unfunny and the host even less funny.

[theryno665]

I would love it if I watched TV more. I'm a fan of Tosh but I just don't watch the show, mostly because I see half the stuff online already.

[Deleted]

I'm indifferent to it on its own, but the way my brother doesn't shut up about it tilts that indifference to hate.

[Lord Rahl]

Like his stand up, not the biggest fan of the show.

[Cyno]

One of my favorite shows, though the recent Web Redemptions have been kinda bleh. But the first 10 minutes and last 5 or so are great. I also love seeing what canceled Comedy Central show he'll use next for his "We'll be right back with more...".

[Deleted]

Best thing goin on Comedy Central IMO.

Of course, after Tosh, then Comedy Central's holy trinity (Stewart, Colbert, and South Park) the quality of shows on that network drop like a brick.