Archive Timeline 
The official home of archived Pure Pwnage material and fan creations.
The Artchive offers multimedia in the form of wallpapers, music, short films and graphics created by fans for fans.
This website is a tribute to the Pure Pwnage series and coincides with the official Pure Pwnage forums and its members.
History of Pure Pwnage

Pure Pwnage is a Canadian gaming mockumentary created by Jarett Cale and Geoff Lapaire. Beginning online in 2004, it follows Jeremy—“teh_pwnerer,” a self-proclaimed pro gamer—through the camera of his brother Kyle.

PeriodMilestoneArchive context
2004The first web episode debuts online.Cale and Lapaire filmed Jeremy’s gaming monologue with a borrowed camera; distribution grew through word of mouth and file sharing.
2004–2008Original web-series run.Eighteen released episodes across two web seasons, accompanied by shorts, music, forums, screenings and the Gamer Army community.
2010Showcase television adaptation.A distinct eight-episode, 22-minute television series premiered in Canada on 12 March 2010.
2012Feature-film crowdfunding announced.Jarett Cale and Geoff Lapaire launched a campaign to bring the web-series characters to a feature-length film.
2015–2016Pure Pwnage: Teh Movie.The finished film was screened for fans and released as the next major screen work in the franchise.
Archive eraPreservation and renewed interest.Official uploads, surviving websites, fan collections and the Artchive preserve material from otherwise fragile early-web distribution.

Why the series matters

Pure Pwnage emerged before modern creator platforms became the default home for episodic video. Its downloadable episodes, live screenings, forum culture and merchandise-supported production make it a useful case study in early independent web television as well as gaming culture.

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