Tosh.0 Is Getting Canceled. Here's Why

Though Tosh.0 has come to an end on Comedy Central, this doesn't mean that Daniel Tosh is gone forever. The stand-up comedian has always had an array of side projects outside the show. What's more, the early 2020 renewal deal came with the news that Tosh would also develop new projects for the network, with at least two shows under various stages of development. 

It remains to be seen whether Tosh's other Comedy Central opportunities were cancelled with Tosh.0, but even that wouldn't be the end of the world for him. There's still a chance that the show might still survive in some shape, form or way. Reports indicate that Tosh and his team are planning to shop the show to other networks, and with its low production costs and built-in popularity, it's not hard to imagine that someone will bite. Tosh himself seems to be in a confident enough mood, considering that he reacted to the cancellation news by joking, "I look forward to doing an animated reboot of my show on MTV in 25 years." 

We have no doubt that upcoming weeks and months will bring more news about Tosh.0 and its host. As it stands, though, the final season of the long-running series is due to start airing on September 15. 

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