WIRED's Autocomplete Interviews 2016
What is WIRED's Autocomplete Interviews?
WIRED's Autocomplete Interviews is a television series that explores various topics of interest to the general public. The series delves into internet search queries and seeks answers directly from the sources involved.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2016
- Status
- Returning Series
- Episodes
- 381
- First aired
- Mar 1, 2016
- Last aired
- Dec 24, 2025
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Genres
- Talk
- Updated
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Estimate the schedule using 381 episodes and an average 45-minute runtime.
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WIRED's Autocomplete Interviews is a television series that explores various topics of interest to the general public. The series delves into internet search queries and seeks answers directly from the sources involved. This approach allows for unique insights and perspectives on a range of subjects, providing viewers with a more personal and authentic understanding of the topics at hand.
Should you watch it?
“Celebrities answer the internet's most burning questions directly from search engine autocomplete data.”
- features direct answers from celebrities
- short and engaging format
- addresses quirky internet queries
- individual segments may be brief
- relies on popular search trends
Watch it if you enjoy seeing famous people react to bizarre internet search queries about themselves.
The content is lighthearted and suitable for general audiences.
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Cast
Episode guide
Season 1 · 17 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 Gerard Butler Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions Mar 1, 2016
- E2 Angela Bassett Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions Mar 2, 2016
- E3 Melissa McCarthy & Kristen Bell Answer the Web’s Most Searched Questions Apr 3, 2016
- E4 NASA Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions Apr 6, 2016
- E5 Ice Cube Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions Apr 11, 2016
- E6 Common Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions Apr 12, 2016
- E7 Eve Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions Apr 13, 2016
- E8 Seth Rogen & Rose Byrne Answer the Web’s Most Searched Questions May 16, 2016
- E9 The Cast of Warcraft Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions Jun 6, 2016
- E10 Slow Mo Guys, MatPat, AsapSCIENCE & Burnie Burns Answer the Web’s Most Searched Questions Jun 30, 2016
- E11 Dana Carvey Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions Jul 6, 2016
- E12 Cara Delevingne Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions Aug 1, 2016
- E13 Chelsea Handler Answers the Web’s Most Searched Questions Sep 12, 2016
- E14 Jennifer Aniston & Jason Bateman Answer the Web’s Most Searched Questions Dec 7, 2016
- E15 Kate McKinnon & Vanessa Bayer Answer the Web’s Most Searched Questions Dec 8, 2016
- E16 Rogue One Stars Answer the Web’s Most Searched Questions Dec 13, 2016
- E17 Jennifer Lawrence & Chris Pratt Answer the Web’s Most Searched Questions Dec 15, 2016
Frequently asked questions
What is WIRED's Autocomplete Interviews?
It is a series where celebrities answer the internet's most searched questions about themselves.
When did the series premiere?
The series premiered in 2016.
What kind of questions do celebrities answer?
They answer various curious questions typed into search engines by internet users.
Who goes to the source for the answers?
WIRED goes right to the source to get the answers from the celebrities.
Where can someone check for overview information?
Overview details can be found on media reference platforms like The Movie Database.