Alex Zane presents Rude Tube’s 2010 New Year’s Special: the definitive and biggest countdown of the world’s funniest, daftest and most bizarre video virals. From the millions of uploaded clips online, Rude Tube has hand-picked the best of the best to usher in the New Year with a top 100 that promises to deliver a feast of internet madness.

Sunday 3 January 2010
10:20pm, CHANNEL 4

Rude Tube was devised to celebrate the video up-load revolution that has transformed the world of entertainment in the last five years. For each programme, tens of thousands of clips are viewed and only the funniest, most extraordinary and downright weird and wonderful videos are chosen (within the bounds of TV compliance) to be included in the show. Our top fifty clips are then arranged in order of their on-line popularity as determined by the number of hits they’ve receive worldwide.

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Many of you caught Channel 4’s Rude Tube on Friday night and emailed us straight after the show looking for this video.

We aim to please! The video has had over 75 million views on YouTube already, how amazing is that?

We have had loads of requests from people who caught last nights Rude Tube on Channel 4 who wanted to have another gander at the video below.

I am eternally grateful to all of you who got in touch, as I managed to miss the show. Actually I avoided it as I’m not much of an Alex Zane fan, however this video is probably the funniest thing I have seen in years. Thanks guys!

UPDATE: Many of you have emailed looking for the videos of Little Superstar (the funny litle guy dancing!) and Justin Laipply (Evolution Of Dance) so we have added them here!and here. Enjoy!

Alex Zane presents a countdown of the 50 funniest, rudest and most bizarre video clips to take the internet by storm. From dancing prisoners to skateboarding dogs, the video viral revolution has made nobodies into superstars as millions around the world watch their antics online.

The 50 clips are ordered in terms of online popularity, so which clips remain cult classics and which one has proven the most popular clip of the new broadcasting age?

Friday 15 February 2008
9:00pm, Channel 4