Chung "performs" "Thanks for the Memory".) July 14, 2006: "The Zidane Way to Solve Problems" (A parody of Zinedine Zidane's 2006 FIFA World Cup incident, showing a man solving everyday arguments with people by head-butting them.) July 21, 2006: "(Theme of) Jake Newcomb" (A tribute by Adam Osborne and Eric Holmes about their friend Jake Newcomb; The winner of the second "Show us Your Junk" contest) Cycle three November 17, 2006: "Weatherman vs. Cockroach" (A meteorologist gets mortified on two occasions when he spots a cockroach on the floor of the studio.) November 24, 2006: "Applebee's Birthday" (A waiter at the restaurant gives a goofy rendition of "Happy Birthday" to a customer.) December 1, 2006: "Bunk Bed Wedgie" (A Boy Scout jumps off a bunk bed and gives himself a self-induced wedgie after tying his underwear to the bed.) December 8, 2006: "Bull Humps Farmer" (Attempting to do his job, a bull continues to hump a farmer in the pen.) December 15, 2006: "Farting Jingle Bells" (A man pretends to imitate "Jingle Bells" with flatulence.) Additional episodes After Breuer left the program, the program went on hiatus save for a special Animals & Other Crap episode hosted by Aries Spears. This episode was not produced entirely like the previous episodes, instead including interviews with some people who found fame through viral videos. After taking a year off, a new Web Junk 20 special premiered on January 11, 2008, "Junk 40: Best of the New Crap"'. The Kid from Brooklyn/Web Ranter of the Week In the first two seasons, a regular feature of the show were rants from Mike Caracciolo, better known as "The Kid from Brooklyn", called "The Big Man Minute." This man posts regular videos on his website about any and all subjects. His clips were in the number four spot, now commonly filled by different rants every week. (Mr. Pregnant is the most common one so far, with rants about Thanksgiving and Christmas) See also Dot Comedy External links Web Junk 20 at iFilm VH1 original programming 2000s American comedy television series 2006 American television series debuts English-language television shows 2000s American satirical television series 2000s American video clip television series Mass media about Internet culture Internet memes