views about video games, as she believes they should be social, not just about pwning noobs. In Episode 12 ("Game Over"), it is revealed that she has turned into a vegetarian because of the health benefits. In Episode 17 ("Just the Guys Pt. 1"), Jeremy sees Anastasia dancing with a guy, when she told him she was going for a "girl's night out." This ultimately leads to their break up. Terence Brown (aka T-Bag) – Terence (played by Troy Dixon) first appears in Episode 15 ("T-Bag"). An expert at the Halo series, quoted as making "$250,000 last year playing Halo". He and Jeremy get off to a bad start at the release of Halo 3 as they wait in line, where it is shown that T-Bag is famous among Halo fans for his skills in the game. However, they meet again in the street and decide to start fresh. Jeremy is later invited to T-Bag's Halo 3 party, where he sees Doug. Doug and Jeremy then have a one on one match, and Jeremy eventually decides to leave because it appears he didn't feel comfortable arguing with Doug, his old friend. Troy Dixon, who played T-Bag, died in a car crash on December 6, 2008. The Pure Pwnage cast is quoted as saying: Kris – In Episode 17 ("Just the Guys Pt. 1"), Dave is shown with a younger pupil who is a part of an exchange training program set up by Teh_Masterer. Kris is the young gamer that is assigned to Jeremy. Jeremy explains that Kris is the best of the younger gamers. In Episode 18 ("Just the Guys Pt. 2"), Jeremy talks about Kris with T-Bag when they are on his yacht. Jeremy implies that Kris is "a guy". However, at the very end of the episode, we are shown a brief clip of Kris, who turns out to be a teenage girl. The episode ends with Kris sitting in her desk chair while Jeremy stands open-mouthed at the shock of his pupil's unexpected gender and attractiveness. TV series Jeremy (aka teh_pwnerer) – Jeremy (played by Jarett Cale) is a fanatical gamer and lives in the basement of his mother's house in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Jeremy spends the vast majority of his time playing video games at home or at the Mouse & Pad, an Internet café. At the beginning in the TV series, his mother forces him