In tonight’s all new episode, Daniel redeems a hippie warlock who celebrated his body a little too hard. Tosh.0 airs 10/9c on Comedy Central.

You can check out video clips from previous episodes of Tosh.0, submit a video, read Daniel’s blog and much more at comedycentral.com.

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Watch tonight at 10:30/9:30c on Comedy Central.

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Check out a clip below and visit tosh.comedycentral.com for info on the show.

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Filipino politician/pop-star/boxer Manny Pacquiao will engage in a spirited round of fisticuffs with “Sugar” Shane Mosley this Saturday in, oh, let’s say, Vegas. Sports Show was lucky enough to get an exclusive look at Manny’s training routine that leads us to believe we too could be world class boxers, or at least eat junk food while wearing athletic attire and not feel like fools. If you’re like Norm and putting some money on this fight, the below video may lead you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about boxing.

Norm tries to muster excitement for the end of basketball season and profiles a lucky nun.

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The third season of Tosh.0 0 includes a wealth of infamous internet sensations, disgusting viral videos, injurious idiots and promises to have the most weirdos plucked from the internet in Tosh.0 history. And of course, we’ll be able to see what Daniel Tosh will be wearing next. Having retired cardigans, casual jackets and deep V’s, my bet is on the turtleneck.

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In a press release, Comedy Central announced that it has worked out a deal for The Onion to do a scripted comedy series that will “take on the whole universe of modern sports — teams, players, leagues, sycophantic fans, ridiculous products and over-hyped sports coverage.” Should be a gem, and I’m sure you all will find humor in it. And doesn’t the world need a little more humor?

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Courtesy of Comedy Central/Seth Olenick

I don’t know if this makes me a jerk (since I recently reviewed the sixth season and found it someone funny) but I’m not crying in my soup over this one.  Besides, it’s time for Lennon to move on and cultivate his acting career since I thought he definitely stood out in 17 Again and I Love You, Man.

There’s been no word on what Comedy Central is planning to air during Reno 911!’s preview timeslot.

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While Blades of Glory was easily one of the cheesiest movies I have ever watched (okay, it was pretty terrible), but I couldn’t help but laugh at how Heder played off of Will Ferrell.  I think that, considering the script and strange plot, Heder was still pretty funny.

Now, according to The Hollywood Reporter, Heder, Ferrell and Adam McKay are collaborating to create a sitcom on Comedy Central.  So far the network has ordered 10 episodes of the show which features Heder as “as an out-of-work computer IT specialist who returns to his small hometown and moves in with his parents and younger brother.”  It’s being described as a “multicamera comedy” so I’m curious about how that’s going to turn out.

Incredibly, the network has agreed to order 90 more episodes of the first 10 are well-received by viewers.  That’s a HUGE deal.  Yeah, I know the budget on Comedy isn’t great but it’s still major.  This could really springboard Heder into the mainstream if all goes well.

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Damn, Felicia Day is everywhere. From The Guild to Dr. Horrible to machinima sitcoms, this organic online video star is on a roll. Now she appears as a neurotic fairy in The Legend of Neil, a parody of The Legend of Zelda created by her Guild costar Sandeep Parikh.

Yes, I know The Legend of Neil is produced by Comedy Central, which is owned by Viacom, which is a bunch of douchebags. I’ll let that slide just this once, just for Felicia.

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