Tosh Show My Oscars Predictions
Mar 10, 2026
A spirited run-through of Oscar contenders, with sharp takes on which films were seen in theaters versus at home. Anecdotes about chaotic award-night moments and disruptive audience stories keep things lively. Deep dives into films like Sinners, One Battle After Another, Hamnet and Frankenstein adaptations. Quick cultural riffs on F1, casting choices, and unexpected listener reactions.
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The Time A Show's Beeping Came From A Patient
- Daniel Tosh recounts a show where a man on a medical bed kept beeping, disrupting the performance.
- He describes confronting the situation after the show and learning the beeping indicated the man needed it to stay alive.
Step Outside When You're Disrupting Public Spaces
- Take responsibility for minor public disruptions quickly to avoid inconveniencing others.
- Tosh suggests if a baby or someone sneezes repeatedly, leave after a short interval (he suggests two to five seconds or two sneezes).
Oscars Nominee Inflation Dilutes Meaning
- Daniel Tosh frames the Oscars as increasingly bloated with ten Best Picture nominees, diluting significance.
- He lists nominees and argues many feel like filler, citing F1 and Train Dreams as examples of weak inclusions.