Andrew Lloyd Webber's Jesus Christ Superstar

It's one of the most famous rock operas of all time.

It debuted on Broadway in 1971.

It used contemporary lyrics and attitudes to tell the story of Jesus' last week of life.

Okay, right about now, you might be asking,

What the heck does this have to do with the dark web?

You know, that secret, dangerous place on the internet?

Is Jesus going to go there and save it? Well, let me tell you

something. There's a lot in common. You see, there's a specific scene and it explains what the

dark web is when you think about it. And you'll remember exactly what I'm talking about if you've

ever seen the movie or the play. It's the temple scene. People are buying and selling everything you can imagine.

Women are trying on clothes, pots and pans are being sold,

as well as postcards, produce, even machine guns.

And there are also prostitutes, drugs, and alcohol.

Every vice you can think of.

It's all for sale in the open market for anyone to buy or sell with little worry of getting

into trouble. Now, do you see where I'm going with all this? I promise you, it'll make

total sense. I'm Kim Commando, host of America's largest radio show about everything digital.

Now, in this podcast, we're going to dig deep into the dark web.

How it got here, what you can do while you're there, the future of the dark net,

and why some say it's really not such a bad place after all.

Tonight, the Information Super Highway and one of its main thoroughfares, an online network called Internet. I guess they can communicate with NBC writers and producers.

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