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Video Game High School

  • TV Series
  • 2012–2014
  • TV-14
  • 42m
IMDb RATING
7.6/10
14K
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Video Game High School (2012)
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Teen DramaActionComedyRomanceSci-Fi

In a futuristic world where gaming is the top sport, a teenager attends a school which specializes in a curriculum of video games in each genre.In a futuristic world where gaming is the top sport, a teenager attends a school which specializes in a curriculum of video games in each genre.In a futuristic world where gaming is the top sport, a teenager attends a school which specializes in a curriculum of video games in each genre.

  • Stars
    • Josh Blaylock
    • Ellary Porterfield
    • Johanna Braddy
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    7.6/10
    14K
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    • Stars
      • Josh Blaylock
      • Ellary Porterfield
      • Johanna Braddy
    • 59User reviews
    • 16Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 5 wins & 17 nominations total

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    Josh Blaylock
    Josh Blaylock
    • Brian D
    • 2012–2014
    Ellary Porterfield
    Ellary Porterfield
    • Ki Swan
    • 2012–2014
    Johanna Braddy
    Johanna Braddy
    • Jenny Matrix
    • 2012–2014
    Jimmy Wong
    Jimmy Wong
    • Ted Wong
    • 2012–2014
    Brian Firenzi
    • The Law
    • 2012–2014
    Benji Dolly
    Benji Dolly
    • Games Dean…
    • 2012–2014
    Harley Morenstein
    Harley Morenstein
    • Dean Ernie Calhoun…
    • 2012–2014
    Nicole Wyland
    Nicole Wyland
    • Moriarty
    • 2012–2014
    Ramin Nikoo
    • 2013–2014
    Joey Scoma
    Joey Scoma
    • Jumpin' Jacks…
    • 2012–2014
    Freddie Wong
    Freddie Wong
    • Freddie Wong
    • 2012–2014
    Chase Williamson
    Chase Williamson
    • Shane Pizza
    • 2013–2014
    Brennan Murray
    Brennan Murray
    • Wendell Brixby
    • 2013–2014
    Joel Kelley Dauten
    Joel Kelley Dauten
    • Scott Slanders
    • 2012–2014
    Bryan Forrest
    Bryan Forrest
    • Ashley Barnstormer…
    • 2013–2014
    Riley Rose Critchlow
    Riley Rose Critchlow
    • Domino Prime
    • 2013–2014
    Clinton Jones
    • Shot Bot…
    • 2012–2014
    Hallie Ricardo
    Hallie Ricardo
    • PiePuppy
    • 2012–2013
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    10Lelerao

    Don't hate on this so much

    I get where some people are coming from, but I don't agree. The point of this show is to entertain, not to have an intricate plot and great humor. I know myself that the puns are terrible. But that's what makes them great. I know some of you agree... Freddie made this series for the fans. That's what it's about. Not swindling money, or getting popular and into theaters. It's all about the fans. And please don't give me hate for this, I am just trying to support a cause. This series did not take our money, we gave it. If you have ever wanted something then you know too. When you want something badly, you'll go for it. As much as it takes, you'll do it. And that's what it's about.
    10azderson

    Organic, Flawed, Perfect

    I wish I could watch this series again through the eyes of someone else. Someone who hasn't been watching freddiew videos for over a year, and wasn't refreshing the VGHS Kickstarter page to watch the donations accumulate, and wasn't subscribed to bfirenzi and EpicMealTime and feastoffiction ...

    My first-timer friends fit all of those qualifications. To my delight, they were all just as engrossed and entertained as I was. It was as if I had helped create the episodes and was yearning for their approval.

    The series is not flawless. The character development felt a bit rushed and a critical eye can spot minor inconsistencies. But who cares? What makes this series special is that it wasn't polished by the Hollywoodlanders. It's organic. And in the end, I was able to share a common experience with my non-youtuber friends: we loved it.

    (Shout out to Brian "The Law" Firenzi--you stole the show, fantastic acting)
    7aspammer-96946

    The show remarkable transforms from an easy- going tale of a few friends who play video games, to one with serious emotional weight.

    Each season is so dramatically different from the other, its as if you're watching 3 separate shows.

    The first season: It's immediately clear this show was created by youtubers. It's funny, irreverent, yet lacking the capability to deal with real substance.

    The second season: It contains all the humor and quirk that made the first season enjoyable to watch, yet there are issues delicately woven in. Relationships, parents, and friendship are explored, without the show feeling contrived or fake. Personally, this is my favorite season.

    The third season: I never would have thought in a million years that a show titled Video Game High School could ever carry so much emotional weight. It's character-driven story line is poignantly realistic, yet I feel remorse over what the show use to be. I watched the first and second seasons because they were fun. They were funny, but not How-I- Met-Your-Mother funny, with one liners and punchlines. It was the kind of fun everyone has experienced, the casual yet incomparable fun with friends that makes one forget life exists outside of that moment. However this feeling is absent in the third season. The fate of the characters doesn't seem so concrete and certain. Maybe things don't turn out alright. Maybe they never will. The characters fall prey to real- world issues. And while these issues are explored fantastically, I still find myself missing when I could sit down, turn on the TV, and know I was in for a barrel of laughs.
    7corpse_man

    Kind of like Harry Potter for gamers.

    I am 34 and have been gaming for around 25 years now. I am also big into online gaming, and my son is also getting into it. We watched this together and both loved it. My daughter loved it too.

    I found this series, hilarious, imaginative, and just really cool, despite being a little unpolished. I can see it becoming super popular for teenagers. I wish more people knew about Video game high school, I had never heard of it until last night. I would really like to see this succeed in a big way.

    My only complaint is that sometimes, it starts to feel like a YTV show. At times it feels like the target audience all of a sudden drops in age by like 10 years. At 34 years of age, most of the series I thought was very watchable, but some moments were just too YTV-ish. My son liked the entire thing. However, I think Video Game High school would appeal to more people without the "YTV" moments.

    Video game High school is kind of like Harry Potter, but with video games as the theme instead of magic.
    10skcolombage

    Fantastic work!!!!!!!

    This is the best entertaining show I've seen in a while! It might not have the heavy star studded cast, production or anything.. But these guys who have spent time in to making this are the real stars! No gimmicks! This show captures the essence of fun! Its other worldly! And as unique as Harry Potter was when it first came out, this concept has also never been taken seriously enough! And yet they portrait this in a great scale! The acting is fine! This script is fine. But above all the graphics are outstanding! And this is really a trend in the making! I really hope these guys make many more seasons! And I hope they benefit from all this at the end! And Freddie and Mat and all the others who thought of this amazing concept,, please don't allow the middle men to screw your ideas! I know this is not serious or even scientific! But this is certainly what you want to see to have a good laugh! And all those who have not scene this, watch this at rocketjump. Its really worth your time than watching *****'s got talent! Cause if you want to see real talent, its all in this Show!

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    • Trivia
      On November 11th 2012 (between Seasons 1 and 2), Josh Blaylock and Joanna Braddy, the show's two leads, got married. They divorced 3 years later.
    • Connections
      Referenced in PWN: Teen Movie Marathon - PWN #26 (2018)

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    • Release date
      • May 11, 2012 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
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    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
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    • Filming locations
      • Los Angeles, California, USA
    • Production company
      • Alpha Studios
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      • 42m
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      • 1.78 : 1 / (high definition)

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