Internet Superstar

Martin Sargent, and his drifter pal The Gator, launch a new show that Martin decrees will make him an Internet Superstar. They welcome Tom Green and indie comics creator Jamar Nicholas as inaugural guests to the shack.

Internet Superstar continues to rise from the east, slowly warming the frozen landscape of online entertainment.

This episode of Internet Superstar looks at the shame of our earlier years through cathartic interviews with the now grown kid from the 2001 Internet meme "Hello my future girlfriend," the founder of Mortified, and The Star Wars Kid.

Martin moves ever closer to his goal of becoming an Internet Superstar by interviewing with hi-tech sexpert Violet Blue and the guy behind the blog "Men Who Look Like Old Lesbians."

Another step is taken towards Internet Superstardom as Martin interviews the world's biggest fan of the film Short Circuit and animator Dan Meth.

A giant step towards Internet Superstardom as Martin and Gator talk to Andy Milonakis and, more importantly, the webmaster of GirlsWithHairyArms.net

When it comes to Internet Superstars, you can't get much bigger than this week's guests, "Chocolate Rain" singer Tay Zonday and podcasters Keith And The Girl. Plus, we take our first viewer video calls, check in with our spring break correspondent Donny from Lake Havasu, and do Gator's Galz.

On April 25th and 26th at MIT, the Internet will be made manifest at ROFLcon, a convention of Internet Superstars. In this episode, we interview the organizers as well as one of the guests of honor, The Tron Guy.

It's beauty and the beast as we talk to both Lindsay Campbell of MobLogic.TV and Donatelli, a filthy drifter type and budding YouTube star who lives in a storage container.

Talking technology with Natali Del Conte from CNET's daily news show, "Loaded." Plus, an unflinching interview with a young man who broke his penis. And, it turns out the shed is haunted...

Only one word can describe episode eleven of Internet Superstar: wow! We talk to podcasting superstars Dawn and Drew, and also interview Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. Plus viewer calls, Gator reads to children, and Gators Gals. Can you handle that much show?

Today's show is all about making money, which is something that neither Martin nor Gator know anything about. They talk to Julie Alexandria, host of the wildly entertainment stock market video blog Wallstrip. Plus, an interview with a kid in The Netherlands who has earned riches by never leaving his bedroom. All this plus Coach Cole, Gator's Gals, and a talking crow.

Four of the biggest Internet Superstars live on stage for an Internet Superstar cavalcade!

"Chuck Norris doesn't go on the Internet, he has every Internet site stored in his memory. And he refreshes web pages by blinking." Martin and Gator stand in awe at the author of Chuck Norris facts, Ian Spector.

Internet Superstar opens for Diggnation live, as Martin and Gator interview Amtrekker and The Go Daddy Girl, Candice Michelle.

Mix up a bunch of super famous internet memes, some brainy academics, a big audience, dump them in Cambridge, MA and you've got ROFLCon. The Internet Superstar crew was there too, happily amongst their people.

In this spellbinding episode, Martin and Gator talk to the most beautiful cast member of Tiki Bar TV (and perhaps online TV write large), Lala Fastwater. Plus, an interview with the author of 'What's Your Poo Telling You?

Tech guru and host of This Week In Tech, Leo Laporte, and Martin discuss their bitter, ongoing feud. Plus, other men who are cursed with the heads of children, as Martin and Gator interview the creator of manbabies.com.

Internet darling iJustine talks about how lifecasting almost put her in jail. And Gator eats the still-beating heart of a rabid possum.

Wine expert and new Revision3 star Gary Vaynerchuck stops by the shed. And unfortunately, so does the full-grown Croatian man that Gator bought on eBay.

What motivates the guy who's selling his house, friends, job and more on eBay, plus Martin's desperate fight with Bed Bath and Beyond to save the shed.

Internet humorist Sir John Hargrave stops in for an interview and wreaks havoc with Martin and Gator. Plus, meet Gator's adopted son Two Socks.

ICAN Haz Ben Huh! Meet the CEO of Icanhascheezburger, the main source for Lolcats.

Kyle Macdonald started with one red paperclip and through a series of Internet trades ended up with a house. And now, he wants you to make him a trade offer for it, too. Plus, instead of babysitting his nephew Danny, Martin attaches a Qik enabled phone to his head to keep an eye on him. It results in distaster...

An interview with Josh Perry, star of the smash YouTube hit The Retarded Policeman. Plus, self-defense expert Rickey Kang ends up on 'To Catch a Predator.'

Christian Lander talks about how white people love coffee, NPR, Barack Obama, New Balance shoes, brunch and much more. How white are you? Plus, an exclusive interview with The Star Wars Kid, Ghyslain Raza.

Gator has died violently, and will therefore no longer appear on Internet Superstar. Watch to see how the tragedy unfolded, and what it means for the show.

Just because Gator died a horribly violent death doesn't mean the show mustn't go on. In this relaunch edition of Internet Superstar, the new duo introduces you to the iPhone Arm, checks the Hi-Tech Tech News Ticker, and investigates the technology of The Democratic Republic of the Congo.

We talk to Dino Ignacio, the guy whose website about a very evil Bert caused an international incident.

Scott Beale, the primary tentacle of LaughingSquid.com, has been at the center of the art and technology scene for almost as long as the Internet has been around. And boy, does have stories to tell...

Meet the creators of The Midwest Teen Sex Show, one of the finest, and most entertaining, sex education shows the Internet has ever seen. It may be even better than porn...

Ever wonder what makes videos go viral? Their creators go to college for it. This episode explains the process.

Analysis of the new Chinese invention known as The Dog Poop Ass Bag, how it might affect the Beijing Olympics, plus Tech Around The Globe travels to Colombia.

Interview with Mathew Honan, the man behind the site and new book Barack Obama Is Your New Bicycle.

Martin and Jay discuss the prosecution of a man who called 911 because Subway failed to put sauce on his sandwich, and they play the hit game 'Tranny or Granny?'