Systems and methods for navigating internet appliances using a media guidance application

A system for navigating to activity information received from an appliance using a media guidance application, the system comprising:

• control circuitry configured to:
• integrate a first Internet appliance, external to user equipment, with a plurality of content sources accessible to the user equipment;
• generate a simultaneous display of a first plurality of media asset listings, corresponding to a first plurality of media assets transmitted by each of the plurality of content sources during a first time interval that includes the present time, and information received from the first Internet appliance;
• receive a user request to navigate to a second time interval that includes a period of time that precedes the present time;
• search a database associated with the first Internet appliance to identify activity detected by the first Internet appliance during the second time interval;
• for each identified activity, retrieve, from the database, a timepoint representing when the identified activity was detected by the first Internet appliance;
• generate a first timeline having a length corresponding to the second time interval;
• add indicators to the first timeline at positions corresponding to the retrieved timepoints representing when the respective activity was detected by the first Internet appliance;
• and
• in response to receiving the user request, generate a simultaneous display of a second plurality of media asset listings, corresponding to a second plurality of media assets that were transmitted by each of the plurality of content sources during the second time interval, and the first timeline that includes the indicators representing activity detected by the first Internet appliance during the second time interval, wherein the first timeline is synchronized with the second time interval such that the positions of the indicators in the first timeline are indicative of at least one media asset of the plurality of second media assets being broadcast when the respective activity was detected by the first Internet appliance.