Ralph and Vanellope travel through the internet in order to reach Ebay. Each step of their journey is depicted in the context of the current internet infrastructure: they travel through wires and in packets to their destination. This clip illustrates how the internet works at a high level.

Few technological innovations in history have made as much of an impact as the Internet. Learn about the predecessor of the Internet, called ARPANET; how text, audio, and video messages are transmitted through the Internet; and how this transmission of information has changed the lives of billions around the world.

Sahana explains that what an individual does online impacts what they do in real life. The show conducts a social experiment to prove that individuals change their opinions based on the popularity. The ambiguity of a situation causes people to follow the crowd.

Ralph visits the comments section and discovers that people are talking about him and his videos. Although there are a few positive comments about him, there are many more negative and hateful comments, and it hurts his self-esteem. Yesss tries to comfort him by advising him to ignore the comments.

Francine is tasked to write a paper on the diet of the American Pilgrims. She learns that she can use search engines to find websites containing the information she needs for her paper. She uses the entire contents of a website in her paper and is informed by her sister that she plagiarized her paper.