''Completely Serious'' is the second
comedy album
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released by the comedian
Daniel Tosh. The special originally aired on
Comedy Central
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.
Although originally airing as a Comedy Central Special,
the live recording was released independently and is only available on
DVD
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. ''Completely Serious'' is the follow-up to Tosh's
CD debut, ''True Stories I Made Up''.
Special features
These are the special features that were on the DVD:
* Daniel's prank phone call to author Stephen King about ''Pet Sematary''
* Daniel's post-show banter with fans
* 5 deleted scenes
* Daniel's apology to frigid old women who have more than five cats
* DVD cover shoot
* Daniel's hidden camera scenes from The Bunny Ranch
References
External links
*
2006 live albums
Image Entertainment live albums
2000s comedy albums
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