History Creator / LordKat

One man.

Jason "[=LordKaT=]" Pullara, is a citizen of New York City who has been online forever. It is believed that he is one of the four Internet gods.

He is the creator and owner of [[http://www.lordkat.com/ LordKaT.com]], hosting content produced since his days of making videos for Website/ChannelAwesome (even before joining the crew). His primary contribution to the site was [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqY_tpAoYYdt5_iJlTWHpI5OjH7S2X_mi Until We Win]], where he gave tips on how to beat legendarily difficult video games like ''VideoGame/{{Battletoads}}'' without cheating. In early 2011 Jason ended UWW and announced that he was leaving TGWTG, both for the same reasons (to work full time with his [=JustinTV=] livestream and because scripting and filming were always his least favorite parts of the creative process). He later revived UWW on his [=YouTube=] channel with a dedicated editor for the series.

Jason used to live-cast on a stream called "[[http://www.lordkat.com/live/ [=LordKaT=] Live!]]" This livestream brought together numerous personalities from TGWTG, along with some of his best friends both from inside and outside the IRC chat. As he's gained new viewership via promotions such as the stream, so as he did for the others who visited the stream; several more stream hosters popped up as a response to this, including [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis JewWario]], WebVideo/SeanFausz, WebVideo/JesuOtaku, and WebVideo/ObscurusLupa. Especially popular were the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' sessions: WebVideo/SpoonysCampaign was played on the stream as is one with [[WebVideo/WyrmwickCampaign Lordkat]] as DM. In addition, the Eriadne Campaign has joined the stream, with [=AionoftheBlades=] as DM.

As of 2019, [=LordKat=] is no longer broadcasting, and much of his stream-related content has been removed from the internet.

* ''This Week In Games'' and ''Indie Game of the Week'': Recorded every Saturday, Jason and Skitch (and recurring guest WebVideo/MarzGurl) discuss current events in the gaming world and nominate a pick for Indie Game of the Week (which used to be a feature of [=TWiG=] before being budded off into its own show).
* ''Turducken is Tasty'': Recorded every Wednesday, Jason, WebVideo/RolloT, Shane Phallam, and WebVideo/YRulerOfTime Freeman discuss the NFL, both games and current events, usually discussing last week's games and trying to predict the outcome of next week's. It went on hiatus due to the NFL lockout but has since come back, and Jason has expressed interest in making it a regular show by expanding the focus to other sports.
* ''WebVideo/WyrmwickCampaign'': Played (almost) every weekend, this is Jason's ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' game. Between the colorful personalities of the players and Jason's own [[IndyPloy improvisational]] [[DungeonMaster DM]] style, HilarityEnsues. For several weeks, Jason and the players hosted ''That Tabletop Show'' where they recap past events, answer questions from viewers, and more, until it was decided there was insufficient content to maintain a weekly show and it was placed on hiatus. The campaign was dropped after difficulties maintaining the schedule and player conflicts.
* ''Eriadne Campaign'': Played every Wednesday, this a ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' campaign run by [=AionoftheBlades=] and featuring one of Jason's friends, [=SonikGav=]. Originally hosted on a different streaming site, it was moved to [=LordKat=]'s stream after running into technical issues. Since then, Jason himself has joined (and subsequently departed) the campaign as a Shade Executioner named Blackwood. While events in Eriadne are not discussed in That Tabletop Show, [=AionoftheBlades=] does weekly text-based recaps of sessions to keep viewers informed and up to speed. The campaign was dropped due to scheduling issues.
* ''Tuesday Tech Talk'': Recorded every Tuesday at 7:00 PM EST, Jason and [[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]] discuss non-video game technology, both software and hardware. Nash departed the show over an unspecified issue[[note]]Later clarified to be Jason badmouthing Channel Awesome constantly on his other streams, while Nash was still a member of the site[[/note]], and the show was retitled ''Bytes of Madness'' in 2013, with LK, Derresh, Harith, and Maluku (Returning from TTT/HTDI).
* ''How To Do It'': A self-help tech show hosted by Jason and Nash, also recorded on Tuesdays. The show focuses on helping people solve technical issues ranging from hardware problems to finding the best equipment money can buy. When Nash left ''Tuesday Tech Talk'', ''How To Do It'' was ended as well.

* ''Until We Win Live!'': [=LordKat=] resurrected the series as a weekly competition. Every Friday afternoon, Jason plays a difficult game without using cheats or save-states, trying to reach the end or get the highest score. Members of the site are then challenged to play the game and record their progress. Jason discontinued the revived 'UWW Live' when it again proved to be something he did not enjoy. [=LordKat=] revived UWW as a feature in April 2014, following renewed fan-interest.
* ''WAT'': Hosted by Jason and co-hosted by chat regular Final_Freek, this late-night series showcases the most bizarre, obscure, and deranged internet videos from around the world. Was recorded every Friday at Midnight, but in early June Jason killed the show after getting frustrated by constant comparisons of ''Tosh.0'', Sean Fausz's "Epic Fail", and [[WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment Spoony]]'s short-lived "Experience Bij" as well as unspecified 'legal issues' which required taking the show to a pre-recorded format before being cancelled altogether. ''WAT'' has since evolved into ''The Sekrit Project'', a movie-riffing show in the Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 vein. WAT was revived in February 2014, with rotating co-hosts.
* ''Gettin' Hungry'': Jason and Chef Sato discuss food, beer, cooking, and experiments between the two of them. Airs irregularly depending on availability.

* AbortedArc: Jason set up a ''VideoGame/Left4Dead2'' challenge between the [=LordKat=] Mafia and Creator/TeamFourStar, but TFS kept having to reschedule and eventually just said they couldn't make time for it.
* {{Angrish}}: His reaction to the [[NoEnding "ending"]] of ''VideoGame/ChakanTheForeverMan''.
** Playing ''Clive Barker's Jericho''.
** ''VideoGame/Left4Dead2''. It doesn't matter what mode, campaign or mutation it is, angrish will flow from Jason's mouth at some point.

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor[=/=]ExactWords: Apparently, Lordkat has received complaints from both Twitch TV streamers and admins for running non-video game content on his stream. In response, he's started running ''VideoGame/ProgressQuest'' any time he's away from his computer (such as when he's asleep or getting food).

** His neighbors. More than once Jason blew several gaskets over their behaviour...
** The neighborhood ice cream truck. It had a habit of interrupting Jason's D&D sessions by blaring its music outside his window (and in fact can be heard in the background of many recordings). This became a running joke during the WebVideo/WyrmwickCampaign, such that the truck even made it into some of the campaign's fan art.
** '''NEVER, EVER''' gift Jason guest passes on Steam. He will never play them because 95% of the time the passes are to games [=LordKat=] does not like and Jason honestly believes that you are wasting your money on the passes. A Steam user by the name of Major Fracture gifted Jason the same game (Counter Strike: Source, a game Jason does not like at all) multiple times in a week forcing him to erase his Steam friends list in absolute rage.
** Unless it's related to the fan community and/or you have Jason's explicit permission, don't even ''think'' of "e-begging" (asking for money) on his stream; even when done after hours, this will automatically result in a permanent ban. Promoting your own work (websites, podcasts, artwork, etc.) is allowed as long as you don't spam the chat with it.
** Don't insult or disrespect his friends and guests. See PapaWolf below.
** He ''hates'' the current direction and management of Website/ChannelAwesome and most people involved with it. He's also not fond of feminists and other social activists.
* BrooklynRage: Mostly averted (Jason's a pretty easy-going guy), though it does rear its head on occasion. See the entries under BerserkButton and UnstoppableRage.

** Recent members of his honorary "Sped Sled" have been [=Wheelgirl89=], [=TimthePoutine=] and the recently opiate riddled Bluefire (who is also Jason's editor for Until We Win).

* CausticCritic: Averted and part of the reason for his popularity. He won't pretend a game is easy or doesn't have flaws, but he also focuses on how to beat them more than complaining about them.

* DamnedByFaintPraise: His one positive of ''VideoGame/FridayThe13th''? "It's short."
* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: Sometimes he repeats himself, possibly from to splicing together two different takes.
* DespairEventHorizon: During ''[[WebVideo/BradTries Brad Tries Durian Fruit]]'', [=LordKaT=] lamented on how Brad was stepping into his territory, and how he has his hot wife join him, and was becoming more popular, while all [=LordKat=] has is a stuffed cow. He proceeds to hang himself with an HDMI cord.
* {{Determinator}}: He will not stop until he wins. For instance, he worked on ''VideoGame/BloodwingsPumpkinheadsRevenge'' for more than half a year, only managing it and doing a video on it (with [[WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment Spoony]], no less) after months of work.
** He actually didn't beat it -- they took the footage of a guy's [=YouTube=] page who did beat it. [=LordKat=] tried but deemed it too confusing. The guy who did it on [=YouTube=] had the game for years, and beat it only through brute force of trying absolutely everything.

* EmbarrassingNickname: He considers his former moniker of [=LordKat=] embarrassing.
* FanDisservice: [=LordKat=] dancing shirtless to Erasure's Always.
* FateWorseThanDeath: His punishment for losing to 8-Bit Mickey at ''Robot Unicorn Attack''? A ''Spooning With Spoony'' cameo.
* FollowTheLeader: A lot of the games he beats (as he lampshades in the introductions) are requested by his fans because WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd became memorably infuriated by them. On one occasion he beat WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic's own choice of worst game, ''Bebe's Kids'', and the Nostalgia Critic showed up to complain that Lordkat would make him look pathetic by beating it.
** He also beat ''VideoGame/TheAdventuresOfBayouBilly'' because it was one of [[WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment Spoony's]] first videos (even calling it "Spoony's impossible game"), and tried to do ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}: Adamantium Rage'', but he confessed to [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]] that after spending two days straight trying to get past it, he gave up and did an easier game.

* {{Foreshadowing}}: At the end of each episode he'll usually play music from the next game to be featured.
* GameBreaker:[[invoked]] While he tends to not use game breaking methods himself, his mere presence has a tendency to reveal the GoodBadBugs and [[GameBreakingBug Game-Breaking Bugs]] throughout the game. The chat refers to this as 'breaking' the game.
* GenderBlenderName: As Jason explains it, "[=LordKat=]" originates from the very start of his Internet "career": when he was young, he chose the screen name "Kat" because he thought it was cool, but added the "Lord" when he learned that "Kat" is a feminine name (usually short for Kathleen and such).
* GoodHairEvilHair: The official Wiki uses the Trustworthiness of Beards scale (the current page image for this trope) to rate individuals. Jason ranks a Goatee, which is the third most trustworthy.

** In ''VideoGame/SilverSurfer1990'', after [[spoiler:he learns that after Hard Mode there is Second Quest]].
** A letter sent in to Dr. 8 Bit Love also had this effect, as the writer described himself and his girlfriend as "[[Franchise/FinalFantasy a Red Mage type and a White Mage type]]" respectively, and Jason (as well as everyone in the Skype call '''and''' the live chat) struggled to figure out what the hell it meant.
* ItAmusedMe: Jason once posted a very nasty blog attacking Let's Players and people who stream video games. Hours later, he posted on twitter that it was done deliberately to troll and see how many angry replies he'd get. He did sincerely mean the main subject of the blog though, that Bill S.978 wouldn't have any real impact if it passed and people are overreacting.
* KillItWithFire: Jason's regular approach to playing ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' and ''VideoGame/Left4Dead2''.
** Also, his character Grae in WebVideo/SpoonysCampaign regularly used ''flaming bedrolls'' as a combat tactic.
* LetsPlay: Jason has done a couple, including ''VideoGame/SpaceQuest'' (games 2 and 3) and ''VideoGame/Portal2''.
** And the entire ''VideoGame/{{Thief}}'' series, Jason being a huge fan and admitting to have used it for inspiration for Wyrmwick.

** [=LordKat=] did reveal a major reason for leaving TGWTG on his livestream shortly after it happened, but refuses to bring it up in later discussions (as seen in an interview with Podcast/MoonhawkStudiosPresents) because he doesn't want people to think he's denigrating his former co-workers.
** A more recent example is when [[CaughtWithYourPantsDown Jason was caught masturbating]] while his livestream microphone was on. Nash's reaction was hilarious.
** The 2013 [=MAGfest=] incident, where he apparently exposed and groped a drunken woman in public. (The women wasn't angry or upset, but Jason understandably took the accusations of assault ''very'' seriously.)

* OhCrap: A hilarious version that ended his Bayou Billy UWW video. When he hears the NES Battletoads theme song ...
-->'''Jason''': "Oh ''God.''" (faces the camera with a slackjawed expression on his face, then the screen cuts to empty credits) "Oh, God, no." ("Next week: Battletoads" appears on the screen) "Aww, hell."
* PapaWolf: Jason is ''fiercely'' defensive of those he considers his friends. It's not unusual for him to ban people from his livestream for harassing or disrespecting his internet "family".

* PrecisionFStrike: Jason likes to swear a lot, but there's one example that really stands out. The ending to ''The Guardian Legend'' on the NES, a game he considered to be harder than ''VideoGame/{{Battletoads}}'' that paid off with a horribly short ending.

* {{Ragequit}}: There's a reason Jason calls it "[[VideoGame/Left4Dead Left 4 Mad]]", usually to do with incompetent teammates. He's actually gotten frustrated enough with the game that he's uninstalled it, only to put it back on later after cooling off.
* RealMenWearPink: As demonstrated on his Livestream, Jason has an unexpected fondness for Broadway showtunes. (His favorite musicals are ''Theatre/SweeneyToddTheDemonBarberOfFleetStreet'' and ''Theatre/LesMiserables''.)
** He also enjoys classical music.

* {{Revival}}: "Until We Win", twice. First, some time after ending it, [=LordKat=] turned it into an open-source project, where people could make their own episodes. The second time, he turned it into a live weekly series.
** Three times, actually. He revived Until We Win true to form with Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones for NES.
* RunningGag: Starting with the ''Film/DragonballEvolution'' where LK exhibits not-so-EroticEating, his cameos in other peoples' videos tend to involve some degree of {{Squick}}. In fact, his very last contribution to TGWTG before leaving the site was a cameo in the team ''Film/TheLastAirbender'' review, where he appears at the door shirtless, holding a banana, and grinning suggestively before Y Ruler of Time slams the door in his face.

** Well, not exactly: he realized that he needed to finish the games faster to put them up on TGWTG.
* SequelHook: Most of his videos end with a cryptic hint at what the next game will be.
* SitcomArchNemesis: Big Fazeek, formerly of PSN's ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tester The Tester]]''. He was brought on the stream when other members of the show's cast (including TGWTG's own 8-Bit Mickey) complained about how much of a jerk he was. Jason tried to play moderator, but eventually got sick of Fazeek's egotistical bullshitting, [[TheReasonYouSuckSpeech told him off in epic fashion]], and banned him from the stream. Fazeek still harasses Jason on occasion, while Jason (and the stream's inhabitants) mostly just ignore him or laugh at his antics.

* UnknownRival: Big Fazeek, in a sense; going on a year after Hatedick he still fixates on [=LordKat=], while Jason, for his part, doesn't give a damn and only discusses the guy when someone else brings him up (as Nash did when he pointed out that Fazeek was trying to find him at New York Comic Con 2011).
** Somewhat acts as this to Channel Awesome. He will occasionally take a large amount time out of the stream to rip into them for some form of incompetence (usually on the part of Mike Michaud or whoever designed the new website). Channel Awesome never fires back as this would be bad PR.
* UnstoppableRage: ''VideoGame/{{Battletoads}}'' induced this in him, and he once went off on a rant about how [[WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd certain people]] blame LJN for NES licensed games, when in reality they were just the marketer and many of them were in fact made by fan favourite company Rare.
* UnusualEuphemism: During a game of ''VideoGame/Left4Dead2'', [=RolloT=] used "Foof!" as a BattleCry (playing off of Jason's earlier "Foom!"). Someone looked "foof" up on Website/UrbanDictionary and learned that it's a synonym for the vagina, resulting in its entering the LK Mafia's lexicon.
* AWinnerIsYou: He always segues from talking about how to beat the last boss to showing the game's ending, which is often --especially with NES games--one of these, annoying him.

** GrenadeLauncher / ThrowDownTheBomblet: When playing as the Demoman (the character class Jason plays as the most) Jason uses the default grenade launcher and the Ullapool Caber (i.e., the potato masher-shaped grenade that the Demoman uses as a melee weapon). In ''VideoGame/Left4Dead2'', expect Jason to either grab a Molotov Cocktail or a Pipe Bomb and use them.
** [[FireBreathingWeapon Flamethrower]]: When playing as the Pyro, the second-most played class by Jason.
** SniperRifle: Jason tends to use this weapon a lot in ''VideoGame/Left4Dead2'', passing over most other Tier 2 weapons for this weapon. It has made for a number of awesome long-distance saves from Jockeys or hordes or whatever the game throws at him.
** Automatic Rifles: When Jason decides to not use a sniper rifle in ''VideoGame/Left4Dead2'' (or it doesn't spawn), he defers to either the AK-47 or the Desert Rifle. Sometimes, he uses the M16, but not often.
* WordSaladLyrics: Jason has a habit of breaking into song on his livestream whenever the mood strikes him. Naturally, this has resulted in some rather... ''unusual'' compositions.

** He also beat ''VideoGame/TheAdventuresOfBayouBilly'' because it was one of [[WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment Spoony's]] first videos (even calling it "Spoony's impossible game"), and tried to do ''VideoGame/WolverineAdamantiumRage'', but he confessed to [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]] that after spending two days straight trying to get past it, he gave up and did an easier game.

He is the creator and owner of [[http://www.lordkat.com/ LordKaT.com]], hosting content produced since his days of making videos for Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses (even before joining the crew). His primary contribution to the site was [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqY_tpAoYYdt5_iJlTWHpI5OjH7S2X_mi Until We Win]], where he gave tips on how to beat legendarily difficult video games like ''VideoGame/{{Battletoads}}'' without cheating. In early 2011 Jason ended UWW and announced that he was leaving TGWTG, both for the same reasons (to work full time with his [=JustinTV=] livestream and because scripting and filming were always his least favorite parts of the creative process). He later revived UWW on his [=YouTube=] channel with a dedicated editor for the series.

* HeroicBSOD: In ''VideoGame/SilverSurfer'', after [[spoiler: he learns that after Hard Mode there is Second Quest.]]

** A more recent example is when Jason was caught having... errr... ADateWithRosiePalms while his livestream microphone was on. Nash's reaction was hilarious.

* WeaponOfChoice: In ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' and ''VideoGame/Left4Dead2'':

** VideoGame/Left4Dead2. It doesn't matter what mode, campaign or mutation it is, angrish will flow from Jason's mouth at some point.

* ChallengeGamer

** He also beat ''VideoGame/TheAdventuresOfBayouBilly'' because it was one of [[WebVideo/TheSpoonyExperiment Spoony's]] first videos (even calling it "Spoony's impossible game"), and tried to do ''{{Wolverine}}: Adamantium Rage'', but he confessed to [[WebVideo/AtopTheFourthWall Linkara]] that after spending two days straight trying to get past it, he gave up and did an easier game.

* KillItWithFire: Jason's regular approach to playing VideoGame/TeamFortress2 and VideoGame/Left4Dead2.

* LetsPlay: Jason has done a couple, including ''VideoGame/SpaceQuest'' (games 2 and 3) and ''VideoGame/{{Portal 2}}''.

** A more recent example is when Jason was caught having... errr... [[ADateWithRosiePalms A Date With Rosie Palms]] while his livestream microphone was on. Nash's reaction was hilarious.

* RefugeInAudacity

* ThatOnePlayer

** GrenadeLauncher / ThrowDownTheBomblet: When playing as the Demoman (the character class Jason plays as the most) Jason uses the default grenade launcher and the Ullapool Caber (i.e., the potato masher-shaped grenade that the Demoman uses as a melee weapon). In VideoGame/Left4Dead2, expect Jason to either grab a Molotov Cocktail or a Pipe Bomb and use them.

** SniperRifle: Jason tends to use this weapon a lot in VideoGame/Left4Dead2, passing over most other Tier 2 weapons for this weapon. It has made for a number of awesome long-distance saves from Jockeys or hordes or whatever the game throws at him.
** Automatic Rifles: When Jason decides to not use a sniper rifle in VideoGame/Left4Dead2 (or it doesn't spawn), he defers to either the AK-47 or the Desert Rifle. Sometimes, he uses the M16, but not often.

Jason now live-casts on a stream called "[[http://www.lordkat.com/live/ [=LordKaT=] Live!]]" This livestream has brought together numerous personalities from TGWTG, along with some of his best friends both from inside and outside the IRC chat. As he's gained new viewership via promotions such as the stream, so as he's done for the others who visit the stream; several more stream hosters have popped up as a response to this, including [[WebVideo/YouCanPlayThis JewWario]], WebVideo/SeanFausz, WebVideo/JesuOtaku, and WebVideo/ObscurusLupa. Especially popular are the ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' sessions: WebVideo/SpoonysCampaign was played on the stream as is one with [[WebVideo/WyrmwickCampaign Lordkat]] as DM. In addition, the Eriadne Campaign has joined the stream, with [=AionoftheBlades=] as DM.

* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: [=LordKat=] did reveal a major reason for leaving TGWTG on his livestream shortly after it happened, but refuses to bring it up in later discussions (as seen in an interview with Podcast/MoonhawkStudiosPresents) because he doesn't want people to think he's denigrating his former co-workers. [[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment Out of respect for his wishes, that reasoning shouldn't be revealed by anyone else, either.]]

* HarsherInHindsight: LK's discussion with Nostalgia Critic at the beginning of the Bebe's Kids UWW video is cordial as LK tries to comfort the distraught Critic. After LK left TGWTG, any mention of NC in podcasts is absolutely scathing.

* GameBreaker:[[invoked]] While he tends to not use game breaking methods himself, his mere presence has a tendency to reveal the GoodBadBugs and GameBreakingBugs throughout the game. The chat refers to this as 'breaking' the game.

** He actually didn't beat it - they took the footage of a guy who did beat it's youtube page. [=LordKat=] tried but deemed it too confusing. The guy who did it on youtube had the game for years, and beat it only through brute force of trying absolutely everything.

** Recent members of his honorary "Sped Sled" have been Wheelgirl89, TimthePoutine and the recently opiate riddled Bluefire (who is also Jason's editor for Until We Win).

* ''WebVide/WyrmwickCampaign'': Played (almost) every weekend, this is Jason's ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' game. Between the colorful personalities of the players and Jason's own [[IndyPloy improvisational]] [[DungeonMaster DM]] style, HilarityEnsues. For several weeks, Jason and the players hosted ''That Tabletop Show'' where they recap past events, answer questions from viewers, and more, until it was decided there was insufficient content to maintain a weekly show and it was placed on hiatus. The campaign was dropped after difficulties maintaining the schedule and player conflicts.

* ''Turducken is Tasty'': Recorded every Wednesday, Jason, WebVideo/RolloT, ShanePhallam, and WebVideo/YRulerOfTime Freeman discuss the NFL, both games and current events, usually discussing last week's games and trying to predict the outcome of next week's. It went on hiatus due to the NFL lockout but has since come back, and Jason has expressed interest in making it a regular show by expanding the focus to other sports.

* SelfImposedChallenge: Beating the game without using any external cheats--no VideoGame/GameGenie, no save states on an [[UsefulNotes/{{Emulation}} emulator]]. Built-in cheats like the KonamiCode or a WarpZone are fine.

* ''Tuesday Tech Talk'': Recorded every Tuesday at 7:00 PM EST, Jason and [[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]] discuss non-video game technology, both software and hardware. Nash departed the show over an unspecified issue, and the show was retitled ''Bytes of Madness'' in 2013, with LK, Derresh, Harith, and Maluku (Returning from TTT/HTDI).

* ''Tuesday Tech Talk'': [[CaptainObvious Recorded every Tuesday]] at 7:00 PM EST, Jason and [[WebVideo/WhatTheFuckIsWrongWithYou Nash]] discuss non-video game technology, both software and hardware. Nash departed the show over an unspecified issue, and the show was retitled ''Bytes of Madness'' in 2013, with LK, Derresh, Harith, and Maluku (Returning from TTT/HTDI).

* LetUsNeverSpeakOfThisAgain: [=LordKat=] did reveal a major reason for leaving TGWTG on his livestream shortly after it happened, but refuses to bring it up in later discussions (as seen in an interview with Podcast/MoonhawkStudiosPresents) because he doesn't want people to think he's denigrating his former co-workers. [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment Out of respect for his wishes, that reasoning shouldn't be revealed by anyone else, either.]]

** The 2013 MAGfest incident, where he apparently exposed and groped a drunken woman in public.

** Also, his character Grae in WebVideo/SpoonysCampaign regularly used ''[[CrowningMomentOfFunny flaming bedrolls]]'' [[CrowningMomentOfFunny as a combat tactic.]]

** He ''hates'' the current direction and management of Website/ChannelAwesome and most people involved with it. He's also not terribly fond of the more aggressive type of feminists (and other social activists).

* ''Weekly Manga Recap'': A manga podcast starring WebVideo/RolloT and WebVideo/YRulerOfTime, and occasionally featuring a guest commentator. Y and Rollo took the show elsewhere in 2012.