You'll come for the viral vids but you'll stay for the varyingly witty banter. Captain Eliza Bayne navigates us through the best of the best viral vids based on the best of the worst infomercials. She also awards the (what's the opposite of coveted?) brass toilet to a weak attempt at aping the ShamWow guy.

A personal web site can be a place to update friends and family on your exploits or can be a virtual meeting place for peers and colleagues. It can host your writing, music, photos and videos, it can be a place you list your professional achievements. In short, it can be anything you want it to be.

The Lab Rats run us through the basics of marking our online territory, from registering a domain to posting our first content page.

Every year, online service providers and media outlets try to one-up each other with the craziest April Fools' day pranks. Internet denizens view the news of the day with suspicion and invariably, at least a few people are drawn in. Check out Stacy Reed's top picks for online April Fools' day pranks.

Have you ever wondered where your connected friends get all the weird and funny pictures, crazy videos, hilarious jokes? How they seem to find the most interesting stuff on the web? Chances are good they're dedicated "Stumblers," using StumbleUpon to channel-surf the web, finding all sorts of cool stuff in the process.

Andy and Sean take a look at alternative ways to keep your gadgets all charged up, including solar energy, wind power... and they even talk a little bit about hydrogen and the hydrogen economy.

Andy and Sean take a close look at online shopping: How to make sure you keep your credit card safe, how to make sure you're getting the best deal, how to protect your personal information and more. If you've ever wondered about online shopping, this is the episode for you.

Amber Mac takes a look at some of the hottest, most hilarious and altogether amazing video game related viral vids in this episode of The A-List. Whether you're a gamer or not, these videos really must be seen to be believed: from the one-man bands to the marching bands, the retro throwbacks and the beatboxing flutist.

In this episode of The A-List we view vids that range from sedate to seditious. We see an unholy bacon creation, find that Batman is a Mortal Kombat noob, hear a slightly off-key ode to YouTube, check out the latest commercial from Cadbury and then chill out with what is apparently the only live webcam dedicated to lava lamps.

Cheryl Poirier, AKA Miss Download, got a little worried when she heard the Lab Rats guys talking about all the radio waves that a whizzing around. The only logical thing to do was to find a download that would protect her precious grey matter: enter the aluminum foil deflector beanie!

Amber Mac runs down her favorite holiday viral vids of all time. In this episode, we'll hear the multi-denominational Holiday Rap, see a crazy and crazy expensive light show, find Santa's missing reindeer and find out what Justin Timberlake wants to give you for Christmas and more.

Amber Mac feels the Force as she breaks down some of the hottest, best, weirdest and most amusing Star Wars themed viral vids. In this episode the original Star Wars Kid's light saber antics, a one-man barbershop quartet with an ode to John Williams, Darth Vader busts a move and Star Wars fans show off their mad saber skills.

Amber Mac runs down some of the hottest soon to be viral vids on the net. In this episode, a well meaning send-up to computing newbies, a couple of brothers ruin 100 movies in five minutes, a YouTube contest seeks videos with some, nay, any redeeming qualities and more.

Amber Mac kicks Matt Harris off his On Deck set for this episode of The A-List as we round up the best, brightest and funniest viral vids from the US campaign trail.
From President Bush's farewell to the White House to a Quebec comedy duo's prank on the former Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin.

Hosts: Andy Walker and Sean Carruthers

Lab Rats demystifies technology in a fun, friendly and understandable style. Hosts Andy Walker and Sean Carruthers discuss everything from practical ways to combat identity theft to keeping kids safe online, from wall mounting a flat panel TV to fixing a broken iPod. It's tech made simple, and slightly funny.