A unique high school football fan; Daniel upholds his record of being better than everyone else; dangerous leaf blowers.

Daniel checks in with legends, confronts his most annoying fans and makes an announcement that will rock the movie industry to its very core.

A man shows off his malleable skull, a young woman who pretends to be a kitten during BDSM play gets a CeWEBrity Profile, and helps Daniel reboot a beloved cartoon. Daniel also presents a selection of videos that could go either way, in the segment called, "Is It Porn?".

Daniel appears on "Maury," a beleaguered YouTube star eats the inedible for some quick cash, and a film critic commits to a very awkward joke.

Web Redemption for the Car Jump Kid. Daniel demonstrates why the Dutch earned the right to their own jump-roping technique, and he spends some quality time with his many children by challenging each of them to a wholesome beatboxing contest.

On the Tosh.0 Ladies Night special episode, Daniel gives a Web Redemption for the Prom Stripper guy. The ocean puts a damper on two couples' marriage proposals, Daniel also celebrates a few celebrity marriages that were thankfully brief, breaks down three cases of people losing control of their emotions, and he sets up the perfect play date for a peanut-butter-covered baby.

Daniel performs plastic surgery on a man with a gruesome party injury, who gets a Web Redemption. A nerdy couple holds a "Star Wars"-theme wedding, and Daniel also goes down a YouTube rabbit hole after uncovering a mysterious video plea for help.

Daniel breaks down a martial arts demonstration gone wrong, creates his own relaxation recording, and he demonstrates how to switch bikes mid-ride in the segment of I'm Better Than You, Na Na Na Boo Boo, Stick Your Head In Doo Doo. Welven Da Great talks about being the face of Deez Nuts, and Subway meets with a new potential spokesperson.

Daniel has a maritime affair with a girl who once suffered a nasty fall aboard a cruise ship. A skateboarding accident brings some unexpected sexual subtext to light, a young monk struggles to stay awake, and Daniel makes a few improvements to his church pew. Daniel also shows a dancer the right way to wear an elephant G-string, and he turns the camera on the studio audience, inspired by an online interview show that puts its guests on the spot.

Daniel pays homage to a humblebragging hero; a talk with Daniel's teenage self; unusual people find love.

CeWEBrity Profile for the Vegan Guy. Daniel challenges the producers of erectile dysfunction meds to get with the times, and moralizes about a tonsil stone removal video and receives a stinky, new-agey treatment. He also interviews via web chat a guy who wraps tape around everyday objects on YouTube, and then, he goes adhesive-crazy on his staff.

Web Redemption for the Rifle Kid. A naked Spider-Man gets freaky in his hotel room, Daniel looks to hire recent college grads fresh out of sorority life, and he subjects his staff to a wholly unhygienic teamwork exercise.

A young woman gets caught in a surprise mosh pit, doctors remove an eclectic array of objects from within patients' bodies, and Daniel heads to Las Vegas to gamble the proceeds of the Tosh.0 prop auction.

A Russian man jumps off a roof while on fire, a rapper takes her love of big penises to the next level, and Daniel highlights potentially dangerous Internet users.

Daniel redeems wrestling's number one fanboy, gets roasted by the least famous people in the world and makes the streets safe for fashion.

Daniel sits down with a minimum wage majorette; a salute to the brave men and women in fake uniforms; some much-needed moisture is brought to California.

Redemption of an RC car get a bit too fast and too furious; people food is eaten by the Tosh.0 staff; Daniel converts to the official religion of celebrities... Scientology.

Daniel redeems a Juwanna Mann wannabe; a homophobic hate speech is turned into high-quality products; an unusual encounter with a baby.

A child who is not microwave-safe is redeemed; games rather than humor; making grieving for loved ones fun.

A woman gives birth in a car, a former member of Menudo gets a CeWEBrity Profile, and Daniel reviews a new book about football coach Nick Saban.

A woman throws bacon at police officers, a Christian activist accuses Monster Energy of being in league with the devil, and Daniel offers up unclaimed domain names.

Daniel talks religion with one of the Internet's most outspoken nonbelievers.

A Lifetime special takes a hard look at food fighting, a drummer with a weak stomach gets a Web Redemption, and Daniel unloads on the New England Patriots.

A man receives treatment for a giant blister, a couple plays Buckcherry during their wedding processional, and Daniel engages in S&M play with his staff.