History Series / GamersGuideToPrettyMuchEverything

* BlandNameProduct: [[{{Creator/Nintendo}} Funtendo]], [[{{Creator/Hasbro}} Yasbro]], [[Website/{{Vine}} Twine]] and more!

* CelebrityCameo: LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}} actually makes an appearance in one episode. He hosts a game competition and gets his pants blown up by faulty tech pants.

* AlphaBitch: Lika, in the gaming arena, has the attitude typical of one, constantly belittling Conor and trying upstage him.

* CelebrityCameo: LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}} actually makes an appearance in one episode He hosts a game competition and gets his pants blown up by faulty tech pants.

* TheCameo: LetsPlay/{{Markiplier}} actually makes an appearance in one episode, hosting a game competition. And gets his pants blown up by faulty tech pants... Yeah.

* DumbBlonde: Ashley is very much this.
** Toned down in season 2.

* OnlySaneMan: Conor.
** Ashley also has moments of this.

* ShoutOut: Ashley says she attended [[Series/KickinIt Mrs. King's Dance Academy]].

* BlandNameProduct: [[{{Creator/Nintendo}} Funtendo]], [[{{Creator/Hasbro}} Yasbro]], [[{{WebOriginal/Vine}} Twine]] and more!

''Gamer's Guide to Pretty Much Everything'' is a 2015 KidCom on Creator/DisneyXD starring Cameron Boyce of ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' fame. In this series, Cameron plays a teenage professional gamer who is now forced into retirement due to a thumb injury and is forced to navigate life as a regular student. Along the way, he runs into three fellow gamers who he convinces to help him try to rejoin the professional gaming circuit and they soon form their own professional gaming clan. The show is presented through a framing device within the context of Conor's viewpoint, which usually takes the form of a video game interface. It premiered in the summer of 2015 alongside a ''Series/LabRats''/''Series/MightyMed'' CrossOver

On January 10th, it was annouced [[http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/gamers-guide-pretty-much-everything-cancelled-disney-xd-no-season-three/ that the show was cancelled]] with the final episode of season 2 aired on Jan 2 2017.

This is Cameron Boyce's last TV series as a main cast member before his unexpected passing in July 2019.

* GodlikeGamer: Conor is famous as a professional gamer, going by the handle Kid Fury. Unfortunately, he was forced to retire because of... a thumb injury. He can still game, though, and he does so with his FiveManBand of gamer friends.

* ShipTease: Conor and Ashley. In particular The Prison Escape Movie, The Ghost, The Has-Been's Backa and The Big City

* TheCameo: LetsPlay/Markiplier actually makes an appearance in one episode, hosting a game competition. And gets his pants blown up by faulty tech pants... Yeah.

* {{Parody}}: [[{{Creator/Nintendo}} Funtendo]], [[{{Creator/Hasbro}} Yasbro]], [[{{WebOriginal/Vine}} Twine]] and more!

%% * DumbBlonde: Ashley is very much this.
** Toned down in season 2.

* ShipTease: Season 2 heavy ship teases Conor and Ashley. In particular The Prison Escape Movie, The Ghost, The Has-Been's Backa and The Big City

On January 10th, it was annouced [[http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/gamers-guide-pretty-much-everything-cancelled-disney-xd-no-season-three/ that the show was cancelled]] with final episode of season 2 aired on Jan 2 2017.

''Gamer's Guide to Pretty Much Everything'' is a 2015 KidCom on Creator/DisneyXD starring Cameron Boyce of ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' fame. In this series, Cameron plays a teenage professional gamer who is now forced into retirement due to a thumb injury and is forced to navigate life as a regular student. Along the way, he runs into three fellow gamers who he convinces to help him try to rejoin the professional gaming circuit and they soon form their own professional gaming clan. The show is presented through a framing device within the context of Conor's viewpoint, which usually takes the form of a video game interface. It premiered in the summer of 2015 alongside a ''Series/LabRats''/''Series/MightyMed'' CrossOver.

'''''Gamer's Guide to Pretty Much Everything''''' is a 2015 KidCom on Creator/DisneyXD starring Cameron Boyce of ''Series/{{Jessie}}'' fame. In this series, Cameron plays a teenage professional gamer who is now forced into retirement due to a thumb injury and is forced to navigate life as a regular student. Along the way, he runs into three fellow gamers who he convinces to help him try to rejoin the professional gaming circuit and they soon form their own professional gaming clan. The show is presented through a framing device within the context of Conor's viewpoint, which usually takes the form of a video game interface. It premiered in the summer of 2015 alongside a ''Series/LabRats''/''Series/MightyMed'' CrossOver.

* JerkJock: Doyle, although he does a HeelFaceTurn once he starts believing Conor can win gaming competitions against other schools.

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: With the exception of the pilot, every episode begins with "The".

* ExtremeOmnisexual: Stu is seen kissing the spirit egg in front of his girlfriend Tammy. The kiss lasts so long that she becomes frustrated and walks off to his dismay. It's pretty easy to thing that this trope is being PlayedForLaughs, but in a later episode, Stu gets fired for mouth-kissing a Basketball. To his credit, he admits he seserves termination for this, but its hard not to think he has an object fetish.

* FreudianExcuse: Connor is an excellent dancer, but at first he hides this from his friends and refuses to enter a contest to save Billy's restaurant because[[spoiler:He kicked someone down a laundry shoot while breakdancing and injured them badly.]]He eventally decides to play TheAtoner.