Internet Tonight
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Internet Tonight (1998-2001) was a television program on the cable network ZDTV (later known as TechTV, now known as G4). The show was hosted by Michaela Pereira and Scott Herriott, with roving reporter SuChin Pak and brought viewers the latest in Internet trends and humor and news.
A daily half-hour show, it was recorded every day (and occasionally went out live) with that day's Internet news stories. Other segments in the show included Strange Sites, Incredibly Useful Sites, interviews with actors/musicians/artists/entrepreneurs who were using the Web, The Big List, the Surf Guru, a dating segment and others.
The show often ended with a battle between a fan and a host via telephone or between the hosts using Google to find the least hit results for a given topic. Originally, this was the Stupid Net Trick segment, where online games were found and Michaela and Scott played each other.
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