He also created "I Bet You Will" for MTV. "I Bet You Will" began as a popular Internet webcast of five-minute episodes featuring ordinary people doing stunts in exchange for money. Examples include eating a full jar of mayonnaise (US$235), eating a "worm burrito" (US$265), and taking shots of corn oil, Pepto-Bismol, lemon juice, hot sauce, cold chicken broth, and cod liver oil (US$450.00 for all nine shots). The webcast was a success, with over a million hits in the first five days. MTV later bought and aired the show, which Spurlock hosted. The list of documentary films that inspired Spurlock includes "Brother's Keeper", "Hoop Dreams", "The Thin Blue Line", "Roger and Me", "Harlan County USA", and "The Last Waltz". He considers "Brother's Keeper" the greatest documentary of all time. In 2008, he signed a deal with Fox Television Studios.