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Daniel Tosh is a comedian who currently resides in Los Angeles, CA. He has recently performed on Comedy Central Presents.
He has also made appearances on such shows as The Late Show, The Tonight Show, and Premium Blend. ' Born in Germany but raised in Florida, Tosh's father is a preacher, this often shocks nearly everyone who has ever heard any of his material. In Miami, Tosh hosted/created the late-night tv show 'Tens', where he would interview and mock the numerous models who inhabit the city's South Beach area.' Born in Germany but raised in Florida, Tosh's father is a preacher, this often shocks nearly everyone who has ever heard any of his material.
In Miami, Tosh hosted/created the late-night tv show 'Tens', where he would interview and mock the numerous models who inhabit the city's South Beach area. After touring the comedy club circuit, a successful performance at the respected Just for Laughs international Comedy Festival in Montreal introduced him to the big time. He started appearing in comedy festivals as far away as New Zealand, Ireland, and averaging over 100 college performances a year. He made his first appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman in 2001 and a year later was hosting his first standup special, Comedy Central Presents Daniel Tosh. In 2005 the cable network's record label released his debut, the CD/DVD combo 'True Stories I Made Up'. His sardonic and sarcastic material and the casual way it's delivered has made him a college favourite and a frequent guest of the Comedy Central tv network. His material is sometimes topical, but mostly observational humor.'
Daniel Tosh Happy Thoughts Mp4 Download Free
He does not care who is in the room. His jokes are snide and sarcastic and he loves to make it uncomfortable for people in the club.Daniel Tosh attended the University of Central Florida in Orlando.Currently, Tosh hosts Tosh.0, a show showcasing internet video clips on Comedy Central.
In the show, Tosh ridicules people in videos, and finds them in the present and attempts to allow them to redeem themselves.
Daniel Tosh: Happy ThoughtsSpecial & DVD DetailsOriginal Airdate: March 6, 2011 / Running Time: 58 Minutes (Extended, Uncensored Cut) / Rating: Not RatedStar: Daniel Tosh / Director: Beth McCarthy / Executive Producers: John Irwin, Daniel Tosh, Christie Smith1.78:1 Anamorphic Widescreen, Dolby Surround 2.0 (English)Subtitles: None; Closed Captioned; Extras Not CaptionedDVD Release Date: March 8, 2011 / Suggested Retail Price: $16.99Single-sided, dual-layered disc (DVD-9) / Black Eco-Friendly Keepcase.It's taken a while, but Daniel Tosh appears to be making it in comedy. After more than ten years of doing standup circuits and taking what he can get (from local television to Taco Bell commercials),Tosh got his own Comedy Central series in 'Tosh.0', in which he as host comments and cracks wise on Internet videos. The show, launched in June 2009, is now into its third season and, with an average audience of over 2 million viewers, it is the cable network's biggest live-action draw, handily surpassing the ratings of iconic late night fixtures Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert.While the second season of 'Tosh.0' was rolling out, the 35-year-old comedian performed one night at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. From this June 12, 2010 act, we get Daniel Tosh: Happy Thoughts, an hour-long special that will debut on Comedy Central on March 6th and come to DVD and CD two days later. It is the network's second standup special devoted entirely to Tosh, who also claimed an episode of 'Comedy Central Presents' back in 2003.As often seems to be the case with these DVDs, Happy Thoughts stands as my official introduction to Tosh. I entered this program with no expectations and no knowledge or opinion on 'Tosh.0.' Dressed in a gray sweater, dark comfortable pants you might not recognize as plaid, and white low-tops, the clean-cut Tosh is immediately at ease in front of the California audience, as they are with him.
Whereas some comedians have a strongly-defined style or personality, Tosh is pretty much just an average guy speaking his mind. He mostly talks about things everyone should be familiar enough with: getting ready to go places, professional sports, celebrities who are in the news. This being standup comedy, an edge is required and though he doesn't rage or swear incessantly, Tosh definitely gets a point-of-view out there in a sharp way that invites laughter.While he doesn't go for shock value and envelope-pushing as many of his fellow standups, Tosh nonetheless waxes on heated issues without flinching. Race, gender, nationality, gay marriage, politics, domestic abuse, immigration, abortion, and the death penalty are all fair game, although one never gets the sense that Tosh is voicing genuine stances with conviction. He's simply commenting on divisive or passionate topics in unexpected and occasionally amusing ways. When he delivers a racist or misogynistic joke, he distances himself from it, claiming that he is not a bigot but merely reflecting what he sees in society. You believe him and that may just be because he's easygoing and easy to take.
It also helps that he gives off the vibe of having considered his material at length, even deconstructing some bits and why they shouldn't offend. Tosh does not just spout out bile and raunch to discomfort an audience into responding.
Even when the jokes flop (like a discussion of the subsequently-deconstructed thoughts that an infant offspring of Brad Pitt and David Beckham would inspire working as a Baby Abercrombie & Fitch entrance model), it's painless to stay onboard and hear him out.Tame by some standards, Tosh still lets profanity fly and is bound to offend a small part of the audience with any given remark. To me, the least tasteful bits were not the two that involved children's deaths (one of them an apparently real decapitation at Six Flags Over Georgia) but the pointed putdowns at the looks of ESPN sportscaster Stuart Scott, Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps, and Fergie of The Black Eyed Peas. Belittling physical appearance feels likes scraping the bottom of the barrel creatively, but Tosh demonstrates more wit and even insight in his other cultural ruminations, for example,reminding us of the questionable role model value of Kobe Bryant and considering the pluses and minuses of Michael Jackson's upbringing. With the possible exception of his jabs at Mormons, Tosh remains level-headed and appealing enough, sailing through the act as an identifiably self-centered American jaded by modern conveniences and upset by small bumps in the road.The DVD's feature presentation is an extended, uncensored 58-minute version of the special.
The version that aired is kindly offered as a bonus feature.VIDEO and AUDIOHappy Thoughts is presented in 1.78:1 anamorphic widescreen. Unsurprisingly, it looks just as perfect as it needs to. Stand-up comedy does not pose much of a challenge for standard DVD compression and the element is consistently clean and sharp. I'm slightly surprised that the soundtrack is only offered in Dolby Surround 2.0 and not Dolby Digital 5.1, but the experience is not greatly different, with audience laughter still reaching out from the rear and Tosh's audio coming in crisp and clear from the front channels.
Par for Comedy Central, closed captions are offered (only on the extended cut) but subtitles are sadly absent altogether.BONUS FEATURES, MENUS and PACKAGINGA decent-sized menu of appropriate bonus features is found here. First up is the 42-minute version of the special that will air on Comedy Central. In addition to bleeped profanity, this tighter, choppier edit loses sixteen minutes of content and adds commercial break transitions. While presumably, most viewers will want their standup comedy uncensored and extended, I think it's a great idea to offer the broadcast version as well.After all, that is what many people will use to decide if this DVD is worth buying or renting and discs of this sort always have plenty of room to spare.Next up is Tosh's Encore (11:26). He doesn't reach as high in his return to the stage, but he still entertains the crowd with some scattered thoughts, Maggie Gyllenhaal disses, and crowd observations.'
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A Day in the Life' (8:52) gives us a behind-the-scenes look at Tosh's work on 'Tosh 2.0', from taping a promo with Nick Swardson to recording an episode with Slipknot singer Corey Taylor volunteering to shock himself. Tosh behaves like a prick, a self-deprecating maneuver for the camera crew trailing him.Finally, we get Tosh's two opening acts from less accomplished stand-ups not exactly seizing their exposure opportunities. Jasper Redd (10:37) starts strong but quickly falls out of his groove with his jokes about race (he's black) and fast food (what is McDonald's Grimace?). Matt Fulchiron (9:54) wears an unflattering suit, which he comments on as part of his 'I'm so broke' routine that he peppers with puns and concludes with a rap.The main menu opens with the moving logo that titles the specials and remains scored and mildly animate after that. The other screens, including an oddly-named chapters list, are static and silent.CLOSING THOUGHTSDaniel Tosh establishes himself as a fairly entertaining comedian in his new special Happy Thoughts.
If you're a fan of him from 'Tosh.0' or his previous stand-up, this is probably worth checking out either when it airs or more enjoyably comes to DVD shortly after. With its fine feature presentation, alternate broadcast version, and 40 minutes of worthwhile additional bonus material, there is nothing about the disc to take to task. I can only recommend it if you're comfortable with Tosh's stylings, but here at least he makes that easy./Related Reviews:.New:. Search This Site.