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Web Redemption for the "How To Get European Men" lady. Daniel talks about his replacement search. And he tells everyone what the new wardrobe will be for the 1st half of the season.
A terrible artist gets a web redemption; Daniel makes an "Until Abortion Ends" video and says goodbye to football season.
Daniel gives a couple a wedding redemption, works out with the bathmate, and gets help writing his will.
The Mustang kid gets a web redemption; Daniel discusses which famous women over 40 he would sleep with; Daniel plays a new version of rock, paper, scissors.
The Bad Breakdancer gets a web redemption.
Daniel takes on bullying and opens an auction for memorabilia from the show. Also: a "Web redemption" for a bad sketch group.
The Parkour Girl gets a web redemption.
Daniel tells us where he likes to eat lunch. The guy who got choked by a girl gets a web rematch.
The cliff jumper gets a web redemption
Daniel tells everyone what he did with the money from the auction and this is the last episode of High Fashion.
Daniel models his summer wardrobe. Also: a Web Redemption for a girl who sang a song about cheating men.
Daniel starts an account with the crowd-funding Web site Kickstarter; and investigates Internet searches. Also: a Web Redemption for a skater who's lucky to be alive.
Daniel unveils new emoticons, and gets shot with a cannon. Also: a Web Redemption for a man who was hit with pepper spray.
Daniel converses with zombies and experiments with explosives. Also: a Web Redemption for a spelling-bee contestant.
Daniel gives a Web Redemption to the How To Flirt Guy. He brings back the segment "I'm Better Than You, Na-na Na-na Boo-boo, Stick Your Head In Doo-doo" to beat the world record for tightest parallel parking. Also, Daniel starts a new segment he calls "Tweetment" in which he gives out free medical advice to his Twitter followers.
Daniel invents a game to replace "F, Marry, Kill"; asks people to degrade themselves for $5; and gives a Web Redemption to Oakland's Bubb Rubb, of 2003's "woo-woo" fame.
With help from the Insane Clown Posse, Daniel spruces up a teenage Juggalo's music video.
Daniel removes his shirt. Also: a Web Redemption for a man who pulled an April Fools' Day prank on his mother by pretending to join the army.
A rock climber gets a Web Redemption; Daniel reaches out to his female fans.
Two weeks' worth of Olympic events are covered in a minute; Daniel recalls his most nauseating segment.
