Jeremy’s mom cancels his Internet connection and makes some tough rules in an attempt to teach him a ‘tough love’ lesson in growing up. This threatens Jeremy’s position as number one on his favourite StarCraft gaming ladder.

Jeremy finds himself homeless and unable to play video games comfortably. When he discovers, regrettably, that real-world employment is hinged on real-world skills, he has to consider the depths to which will he sink in order to pay the bills.

Jeremy is now gainfully employed and paying rent to live in his mom's basement. Bolstered by his new job at the grocery store, Jeremy feels like he can do anything. That is, until Kyle points out that he has never even had a girlfriend. With Doug as his wingman, Jeremy hits the streets and looks for love -- in all the wrong places, as you might expect.

Kyle documents the turmoil and wild success of Jeremy and October's band, teh_pwnerers. Heavy metal icon Steve "Lips" Kudlow of ANVIL makes an appearance and reflects on his brief but turbulent tenure with the ill-fated rock combo.

Jeremy get professional help as he tries to kick a serious addiction to a brand new game, and Doug gets into trouble with the law for a crime he doesn’t know he committed.

To show support for Doug as he begins his sentence of six months without gaming, October organizes a 24-hour gaming abstinence which leads to high levels of boredom and low levels of anarchy.

Jeremy’s life changes when he loses to someone playing StarCraft and has to seek Kyle’s guidance on how to live like a n00b.

Jeremy has been training hard and is ready to defend his title at Pwnageddon, the greatest annual gaming event "since ever". This year Jeremy finds an unexpected challenge.