to get a job. He eventually lands a job at a grocery store after his quick hand–eye coordination is noticed by the store's manager. Kyle – Kyle (played by Geoff Lapaire) is Jeremy's brother and the director of the show. An aspiring film-maker, he decides to follow Jeremy around and film his life as a gamer. The show is shot almost entirely from Kyle's point of view, and he often talks to the other characters although always from behind the camera. Doug (aka fps_doug) – Doug (played by Joel Gardiner) is Jeremy's boisterous best friend. Doug spends most of his time playing FPS games such as Counter-Strike: Source, America's Army, and Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, and defeating his opponents by skillfully "getting the headshot". Doug often appears out of touch with reality; obsessed with FPS games to the point that he goes out training and practicing headshots in real life with an imaginary gun and holding the belief that carrying a knife whilst running makes him go faster. This belief causes Doug to end up accidentally mugging an old lady and getting arrested. He subsequently gets banned from playing games for six weeks. Doug lives at home with his mother (who frequently kicks his father out of the house). Doug's mother often gives Doug money to leave the house, so she can entertain different men. October – October (played by Melanie Scrofano) first appears in the premiere of the TV series. She is an employee of the Mouse & Pad, an internet café that Jeremy and Doug frequently visit. She is a World of Warcraft player. She seems to show an interest in Jeremy while blind to the fact that Kyle seems to have an interest in her. Tyrel – Tyrel (played by Eli Goree) first appears in the third episode of the TV series. He takes the role that T-Bag had in the original web series. He shares many traits with the former character: skilled at Halo, social skills, ease with girls. He is eager to help bring Jeremy out of his cocoon and into the real world. Simon – Simon (played by Simon Wong) is the owner of the Mouse & Pad internet cafe. Simon is mostly concerned with making money and decides to stop letting Jeremy play games for free. He notes that since hiring the attractive October, his customer base has increased significantly. See