Party Mode

Legends spoke that one day, an Internet show would emerge; an Internet show centered around video games and shenanigans that would prove itself superior to all other Internet shows, and bring glory to its creators. This show was Party Mode. The masterwork of Andy Cortez, Party Mode supplied the masses with thrills and chills like nothing else before. Where prior shows had offered largely one-note depictions of what happens when four bearded men play video games together, Party Mode offered a truly layered experience; one that expertly interspersed gut-wrenching moment of devastating tragedy (such as when Greg and Nick killed Andy in Rainbow Six Siege) side-by-side with bawdy moments of laugh-out-loud comedy (such as when Greg and Nick killed Andy in Rainbow Six Siege).

Sadly, it was not to last. After one too many sequences in which Greg successfully summoned Satan during Party Mode's filming, the Supreme Court of Hell found Kinda Funny guilty of harassing The Dark Lord, and fined them 500,000 Beelzebucks. Concerned that the entire planet would be at risk if they didn't comply with the devilish judicial system, the crew sold the quantum computer that Andy used to edit Party Mode (as well as Joey's entire Tamagotchi collection) in order to pay off the deficit, which effectively ended the show's run prematurely. (It should be noted that at the end of the final episode of Party Mode in 2019, Tim and Andy made no reference to any of this; this is likely because the crew wanted to prevent evildoers from rushing to pawn shops to seek out the Tamagotchis, as the latter were previously confirmed by Joey to each contain copies of the United States' nuclear launch codes).

Until Party Mode re-emerges, I decided to make a page on this wiki devoted exclusively to expressing my unyielding appreciation of it. Be sure to check it out!