[TODO zh] Archive Timeline 
The official home of archived Pure Pwnage material and fan creations.
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[TODO zh] History of Pure Pwnage

[TODO zh] Pure Pwnage (pronounced "pure ownage") is a Canadian Internet-distributed mockumentary series from ROFLMAO Productions. The fictional series purports to chronicle the life and adventures of Jeremy (played by Jarett Cale), a Canadian and self-proclaimed "pro gamer", through the camera of his brother Kyle (Geoff Lapaire).

[TODO zh] Period[TODO zh] Milestone[TODO zh] Archive context
[TODO zh] May 11, 2004[TODO zh] First web episode debuts online[TODO zh] Cale and Lapaire filmed Jeremy’s gaming monologue with a borrowed camera; distribution grew via file sharing, forums and word of mouth.
[TODO zh] 2004–2008 (web series)[TODO zh] 18 web episodes (May 11, 2004 – Aug 23, 2008)[TODO zh] Two web seasons of downloadable episodes, plus shorts, music, forum culture, live screenings and the Gamer Army community.
[TODO zh] Mar 12 – Apr 30, 2010[TODO zh] Showcase television adaptation (8×22 min)[TODO zh] Commissioned Aug 6, 2009 by Showcase (Canada). 8-episode half-hour series; premiered Mar 12, 2010, not renewed for S2. Later aired on ABC2 Australia (Oct 4, 2010).
[TODO zh] 2012[TODO zh] Feature-film crowdfunding announced[TODO zh] Jarett Cale and Geoff Lapaire launched a campaign to bring the web-series characters to a feature-length film.
[TODO zh] 2015–2016[TODO zh] Pure Pwnage: Teh Movie[TODO zh] Feature film screened for fans and released as the next major screen work; winner, Canadian Comedy Award 2016 — Best Feature Film.
[TODO zh] Archive era[TODO zh] Preservation and renewed interest[TODO zh] Official YouTube uploads, surviving sites, fan collections and the Artchive preserve material from fragile early-web distribution.

[TODO zh] Why the series matters

[TODO zh] Pure Pwnage emerged before modern creator platforms were the default for episodic video. Downloadable episodes, live screenings, forum culture and merchandise-supported production make it a useful case study in early independent web television and gaming culture.

[TODO zh] Sources and further reading