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ESPN 'Steals' Tosh.0 Segment, - Tosh Responds

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I know I am going against popular opinion, but I have tried to watch this guy and have never found him to be funny. But then again, I did not like The Office.

 

I never liked The Office either. But I could watch Daniel Tosh for like 12 straight hours... and then watch him some more. His stand up is even better than his show.

I never liked The Office either. But I could watch Daniel Tosh for like 12 straight hours... and then watch him some more. His stand up is even better than his show.

 

Agreed, it's excellent.

That was great, lol.

 

He said, in his percentage breakdown of the sports news, that ESPN spends a lot of time making the SEC happy.

I don't watch his show often but that was the best 4-5 minutes I've probably ever spent watching a video. Demolishes them. Think ESPN puts out some type of press release or just ignores it?

 

Why would they put out a press release?

Why would they put out a press release?

 

I could see them having something to say about the whole thing as it continues getting coverage and have some bogus spin regarding their version of the web redemption. I could see Tosh.O continually attacking ESPN. We've all seen press releases from companies before over much smaller/dumber things.

I don't watch his show often but that was the best 4-5 minutes I've probably ever spent watching a video. Demolishes them. Think ESPN puts out some type of press release or just ignores it?

 

There's a timid comment from them in the article. It basically says that the phrase/idea is generic and they didn't copy it.

 

There's a timid comment from them in the article. It basically says that the phrase/idea is generic and they didn't copy it.

 

:lol2: The entire segment looks just like a web redemption and not only that they use the phrase about giving it either shot. They're full of it and it's clear they stole it.

 

I could see them having something to say about the whole thing as it continues getting coverage and have some bogus spin regarding their version of the web redemption. I could see Tosh.O continually attacking ESPN. We've all seen press releases from companies before over much smaller/dumber things.

 

If I were them I'd pretend it never happened.

Love Tosh, love this piece.

If I were them I'd pretend it never happened.

 

Probably what they'll do. I hope Tosh.O keeps coming up with digs against them then.

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From the article:

 

ESPN has responded to Tosh's accusation that the network stole his segment, per TMZ Sports:

 

This was more of an instance of us using a common phrase than it was copying his wording. ...

 

We know that doesn't sound like the strongest explanation yet it’s the truth. ...

 

We are looking forward to 'giving it another shot' in future installments of 'The Awesome Video Segment.'

 

[Tosh.0]

Did they really think Tosh wouldn't respond?

 

That was awesome. :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

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