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A retrospective of the first season of Web Drifter.

Is it possible to heal pain and disease using sound? Tonal healer Wayne Perry says yes, and he gives Martin an ear full.

Eric White couldn't find any loving. So he invented a machine that would do it for him. Smack dab in the middle of Amish country...

Ghost hunting with one of America's foremost experts on paranormal activity, Professor Loyd Auerbach.

If you've come to this episode of Web Drifter looking for crazy, you're about to be disappointed. But if you've come looking for creepy and weird, we're about to make your day.

Martin heads to the powerful vortexes of Sedona, Arizona and meets some wise spirit guides who offer to facilitate some mystical healing. But regrettably, our hero goes about it all the wrong way...

Martin spends a lazy afternoon at the Pagan Pride Festival with one of the most powerful witches in the known realms, Macha NightMare.

Wiley Brooks is a Breatharian. That means he's capable of living without eating or drinking, subsisting only on the air around him. Too bad he has a thing for McDonald's Double Quarter Pounders with Cheese.

Mountain View, California seems like such a quaint, good-living community, dotted with billion dollar companies like Google and Adobe. But underneath its placid exterior there's something rotten, and the only thing keeping the town from collapsing into mayhem is a crime fighter known only as The Eye. This is his story...

Martin visits a brilliant scientist who says a wormhole to another dimension opens in his living room. Will our hero travel through it?

A group of people led by Rodney Cluff are planning a ship's voyage to the North Pole, where they believe there's a hole that leads to a paradisaical civilization inside the earth. And you're invited to journey there with them...

How much would you pay for immortality? How about $28? Genius inventor Alex Chiu has made it possible. But after you meet him, you might want to make sure it's not just you and him living in eternity...

Martin web drifts the site of a doctor and his wife who "treat" people that get turned on by hospitals and medical devices. After watching this, you may stop Tivoing "Gray's Anatomy."

Martin spends the day at a commune where the residents wait for the day when we all make full contact with Galactica, the eternal, enlightened civilization of the universe.

Come along as Martin web drifts the site of an esteemed psychology professor who believes that gifted children are infused with extra-terrestrial DNA.

If you think that wizards and witches are the stuff of legend and weekend long games of D&D, think again. Prepare to meet Oberon Zell and his wife Morning Glory.

The story of a man who lives his entire life with a small camera attached to his head, uploading everything to the Internet for all to see.

There is an old man who lives in the swamps. This old man wears nothing but rubber. But not to stay dry. He wears it to keep the wetness in.

It's Halloween, and that long and wet Web Drifting road has led Martin to a spooky old boneyard in D'iberville, Mississippi, where he teams up with a gang of modern day Scooby Doo ghost hunters to solve an ancient and terrifying mystery...

Martin heads to Bigfoot Country to track the elusive beast, teaming up with a cagey old mountain man who proves to be a fierce and invaluable asset.

Martin web drifts pixyland.org, the home page of Peter Pan. Or at least the home page of a guy named Randy Constan, who has something of an obsession with dressing up as Peter Pan.

Martin web drifts ChurchOfTomJones.com to learn from its founder, Pastor Jack Stahl. Martin and Pastor Jack team up like gunslingers of God to cleanse the mean streets of Old Town Sacramento of filthy sinners.

The premiere of Web Drifter is this Tuesday, October 9 at 7pm Eastern Time, but you can take a peek at highlights from the 20 episode season right now!

This fall, Martin Sargent and Revision3 will unveil a whole new season of Web Drifter and take you behind some of the most fascinating, shocking, and groundbreaking sites on Internet. Watch the promo now!

My quest to visit the physical locus, to go behind, every website on Internet in order to meet and learn from their inspired creators has led me to an unlikely place: Amish Country. It is here, amongst the rolling hills, rivers and idyllic corn fields that a man named Eric White couldn't get laid and therefore used his technological genius to build a mechanical device that he believes is in fact superior to a human female for the purposes of sexual gratification. He calls it "The Virtual Sex Machine," and I shudder to think what the simple Amish folk riding by his farmhouse in their horse and buggies would think if they knew what gurgled and churned within. I mean, I'm Internet's Martin Sargent, I've been around, seen some unspeakable things, and it was almost too much for me. Will it be for you?

Continuing on my quest for Truth and Meaning, I journey behind the website Pyradyne.com to meet its creator, Dr. Fred Bell. Simply put, Dr. Bell is a genius. And by the looks of his luxurious home, his fleet of fast cars, and his vast collection of vintage motorcycles, a very wealthy genius at that.

If I'm going to go behind the tens of thousands of intriguing, outrageous and in many cases terrifying websites on my favorites bar, I'm going to have to live a very long time. Perhaps forever. That's why my first stop is at the home of genius inventor Alex Chiu, a man who claims to have invented rings that will make me immortal. Sure, you may have visited LiveForeverNow.com virtually, in the safety of your stained swivel chair, but this time, we're going for real...