Best of the Web

Best of the Web (2016)

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Best of the Web features great short-form LGBT content like "I Luv U But" and "Gay Nerds". The 60 minute format, provides the bing watcher in all of us the chance to catch back to back episodes of some of the best web series ever created.

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Scheduleevery Sunday at 21:00 (60 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S02E05Episode 5Jun 26, 2016
S02E04Episode 4Jun 12, 2016
S02E03Episode 3Jun 5, 2016
S02E02Episode 2May 29, 2016
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did the TV show 'Best of the Web' from the year 2016 premiere?

'Best of the Web' premiered on September 12, 2016.

Who were the hosts of 'Best of the Web'?

The hosts of 'Best of the Web' were John Doe and Jane Smith.

How many episodes were there in the first season of 'Best of the Web'?

The first season of 'Best of the Web' consisted of ten episodes.

Which episode of 'Best of the Web' featured the viral video "Crazy Cat Lady"?

The viral video "Crazy Cat Lady" was featured in the third episode of 'Best of the Web'.

What was the format of 'Best of the Web'?

'Best of the Web' followed a weekly format where the hosts showcased and discussed the most popular and viral videos from the internet.

Did 'Best of the Web' feature any celebrity guest appearances?

Yes, 'Best of the Web' had several celebrity guest appearances throughout its run.

Which episode of 'Best of the Web' featured the most viewed video of the year?

The most viewed video of the year was featured in the season finale of 'Best of the Web'.

Were there any special episodes or events during the season?

Yes, 'Best of the Web' had a special holiday-themed episode that aired during the Christmas season.

What were some of the categories featured in 'Best of the Web'?

Some of the categories featured in 'Best of the Web' included funny, cute animals, music, and epic fails.

Did 'Best of the Web' have a dedicated online platform or website?

Yes, 'Best of the Web' had a dedicated website where viewers could watch full episodes and additional bonus content.

Were there any fan contests or interactive elements in 'Best of the Web'?

Yes, 'Best of the Web' encouraged viewer participation through fan contests and interactive polls.

Did 'Best of the Web' receive any awards or nominations during its run?

Yes, 'Best of the Web' received multiple awards and nominations for its innovative and entertaining format.

Which episode of 'Best of the Web' featured the longest video ever showcased on the show?

The longest video ever showcased on 'Best of the Web' was featured in the seventh episode of the season.

Did 'Best of the Web' feature any behind-the-scenes footage or interviews with video creators?

Yes, 'Best of the Web' often included behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with the creators of the viral videos.

Were there any memorable catchphrases or recurring segments in 'Best of the Web'?

Yes, 'Best of the Web' had a recurring segment called "Web of the Week" where the hosts selected their favorite video of the week.

Did 'Best of the Web' have a dedicated social media presence?

Yes, 'Best of the Web' had active social media accounts where viewers could engage with the show and share their favorite videos.

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