Displaying 2 videos of mine in lobby at work--how to

Hey guys
Anyone have a better option than powerpoint to put up 2 videos I have made for work on the work lobby lcd screen? IT tells me to just put the 2 vids in a powerpoint and send that to them--but if I import 2 vids I can't find a good way to have the 2nd one start automatically once the first one is completed and then have these 2 loop ad infinitum??--Is there a good way to do this in powerpoint or would another program be best for this--Again it's just for the lobby LCD screen they just installed--It seems simple but as I've learned it's not really--anybody have experience with this and can point me in the right direction??
much appreciated
Tony

I suggest having a fairly large open BAR of frozen ( chilled to the max ) Stoly in the lobby, so that people coming into the space immediately drink a large SHOT of the stuff....and say hi to one another ( socialize ).
After THAT they will be seeing 2 of EVERYTHING or else won't CARE about what they are NOT seeing....
PLUS everyone will be really happy ( at least until it gets ugly ....like 2 guys want to date the same woman )
In THAT case I suggest you have really big BOUNCERS with some class....so they don't hurt anyone.

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