Wild, wacky and weird tosh.0 show turns happenings in our every day society into very crazy cable entertainment program on Comedy Central. Now out on Blu-ray and DVD the first 21 episodes of season 3 called Tosh.0: Collas plus Exposed Arms provides every minute of the silly world of one of America’s better comedians. The Blu-ray release comes with two discs and enough adult humor that lasts for hours.
In season four we find Daniel Tosh in a twit about anything from bowling balls to the groin to anti-rape advocate Antoine Dobson whose song on YouTube about an attempt on his sister has received over 1 million hits. He covers incidents, interviews and special satires involving messed up singing of the American National Anthem, gay porn, sexuality, stupidity, racism, parodies on TV Shows and more. He includes some of the most raunchy, dangerous and stupid videos from the internet and nowhere as tame as you’ve seen on America’s Funniest Home Videos.
You must be an adult to watch the show as much of it is very off color, rude and even contains nudity and sexual themes. Abusive language is used often in a comedic way and Tosh holds back nothing. He’s equal when it comes to racism satirizing all walks of life and color. His humor is mostly tongue-in-cheek followed by his now infamous smiles and grins. He’s become of a master of the quick one-liners and takes a lot of abuse on his own body to make you laugh. Much like, but not equal to the show Jackass which aired over the years, his show does a lot of sight gags that make you cringe and sometimes elicit a gag reflex or two.
His show’s regular skits include “Is it Racist?”, “Video Breakdown”, and “Web Redemption”. Beyond that there are a lot of wicked cuts of things like a rapper guy getting hit by an ice cream truck (yes really), a lot of gay innuendos, and interviews with Natalie who messed up the national anthem at a pro basketball game, a reporter that was doing a live report when a grasshopper flew into his mouth, a guy who ran across the field during a Philly’s game and got tased, the fastest and most accurate waffle ball pitcher an many more. Oh, and a teen who gets shot at close range trying out a Kevlar vest.
The season has a couple of bonus features “Extended Redemption Interviews” that turn up an eyebrow and add some crafty personal views and “”Tiptoes” spoiler Uncut” which is ‘way off the wall’.
The video quality is extremely good even though it was taken from cable television. Sound quality using the Dolby Digital TrueHD is perfect for the show with no distortion. The only drawbacks are the poor quality internet videos that are sometimes hard to see, but there’s always the rewind and pause buttons.
Tosh.0: Collas plus Exposed Arms is unrated and deletes nothing from the shows that aired on Comedy Central. It contains a lot of abusive language, some nudity, silly violence, self inflicted cruelty that illicit laughter and other rude and crude visuals. Be cautious when deciding to allow immature children see the film as it does have some scenes that are very inappropriate for adolescents. The Blu-ray alerts it’s audience to not do any of the stunts exposed on the show.
Specifications and additional film information:
Cast: Daniel Tosh
Created by: Daniel Tosh and Mike Gibbons
MPAA Rating: Unrated, course language, some nudity, crude content, violence
Genre: Comedy
Running Time: 462 minutes
Video Release Date: 6/17/2014
Original Cable Release Dates: January 11 to December 15, 2011
Language: English
Format: Blu-ray/DVD
Audio: Dolby Digital TrueHD
Video: 1080i Aspect Ratio 1.78:1 full widescreen 16×9
Subtitles: none
Number of Discs: 2 Discs Blu-ray
Distributed by: Comedy Central
Writer, critic, film editor John Delia, Sr. has been on all sides of the movie business from publications to film making. He has worked as a film critic with ACED Magazine for more than 20 years and other publications for a total of 40 years. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in communications from the University of Florida. John is a member of the Southeastern Film Critics Association and Critics Association of Central Florida Send John a message at jdelia@acedmagazine.com
