Geek & Sundry is a website, a YouTube Multi Channel Network, and production company started by Felicia Day, Kim Evey, and Sheri Bryant.
When It launched on April 2, 2012, the main Geek & Sundry channel was a part of YouTube's Original Channel Initiative. This was a Google-funded effort to generate original creative content on the YouTube platform. A large volume of content-creators submitted applications, and Geek & Sundry was one of the 100 channels that were chosen.
G&S was also one of the channels that was deemed successful enough to receive a 2nd year of funding. Additional channels were also added to the Geek & Sundry umbrella, expanding the platform into a Multi Channel Network.
After the Original Channel Initiative was discontinued by Google, G&S received offers from several interested partners.
In August 2014, Legendary Entertainment acquired the company, with Day and her partners retaining creative control. In 2022, the Geek & Sundry website began redirecting to Nerdist.com. In September 2024, the website was restored for the launch of "Sagas of Sundry: Goblin Mode".
Shows debuting on G&S in 2012[]
- Dark Horse Motion Comics
- The Flog
- The Guild (reruns of season 5, premiere episodes of season 6)
- MetaDating
- On the Table
- #Parent
- Space Janitors (acquired series)
- StoryBoard
- Sword & Laser
- TableTop
- Vaginal Fantasy
- Written by a Kid
Shows debuting on G&S in 2013[]
- Co-Optitude
- Felicia's Ark
- FetchQuest
- Geek & Sundry Vlogs
- LearningTown (originally scheduled for fall 2012)
- Outlands
- Player One(s)
- Spellslingers
Shows debuting on G&S in 2014[]
- Arcade Arms
- Caper
- Halloweek (week-long Halloween special event)
- Morganville: The Series
- Spooked
- Talkin' Comics Weekly
- Unplugged
- Your Dungeon My Dragon (acquired series)
Shows debuting on G&S in 2015[]
- Craft Lab
- LARPs: The Series (acquired series)
- Omnibus
- Titansgrave
- Critical Role
Shows debuting on G&S in 2016[]
- Anime Gateways
- Nuka Break (acquired series)
- Signal Boost!
- Super Fun Awesome Party Game Time