The online world was shaken AND stirred this week with the release of the very first teaser trailer for the new James Bond film, Skyfall. Daniel Craig returns as the British secret agent in a film that's sure to see him kiss some girls and shoot a few people. And get told off by Judi Dench.

Still in the film world, Will Smith has a new one out in cinemas today (Men in Black 3) and he was doing the usual round of chat show appearances while on the UK press junket. He turned up on the BBC's Graham Norton show and surprised everybody by actually remembering all the words to the opening theme song from his ancient TV show, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Well done that man.

Of course, it wouldn't be a Viral Video Chart without at least one cute animal, and this week we have something extra special for you – a dog that rides a bicycle. We kid you not – watch and be amazed. And finally, Ireland's Eurovision hopefuls Jedward get wet wet wet … let's just hope they can get dry dry dry in time for Saturday night's final.

Guardian Viral Video Chart. Compiled by Unruly Media and tweaked about somewhat by Stuart.

1 John Terry gatecrashes history
The footballer is joined in his endeavour by a certain world leader.

2 Lamborghini crashes in Chicago suburbs
Did anyone notice if Clarkson was driving?

3 Bill Murray hosts a tour of Moonrise Kingdom
We think he has a movie to promote ...

4 Jedward water world
Their mum will be cross when she's sees that they've ruined their suits.

5 Opening a beer with a chainsaw
Don't try this at home (unless you have a chainsaw). 6 Norman rides a bike
Hey – that dog's not wearing a helmet!

7 Will Smith and Gary Barlow do The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air rap
What's the bet there's a lyric sheet on the keyboard?

8 If Diablo 3 was a girl ...
Geeks may rule the world, but they're still unlucky in love.

9 Skyfall teaser trailer
See Dan run. See Dan shoot. See Dan fail to crack a smile.

10 Bee Gees: Stayin' Alive
In memory of Robin Gibb.

Source: Viral Video Chart. Compiled from data gathered at 18:00 on 24 May 2012. The Viral Video Chart is currently based on a count of the embedded videos and links on approximately 2m blogs, as well as Facebook and Twitter.