Edgeworks Entertainment

Check out the DVD of Season 1 of THE LEAGUE OF ORDINARY GAMERS, available Feb 9th!

The roommates receive a surprise visit from the Shadowy Agent, forcing them to take action in the Season 1 finale of THE LEAGUE OF ORDINARY GAMERS!

Colin, Annalise and Martin interrogate Norm, the new arrival who was impersonating Colin, and learn about the origin of the TV that gave them their powers. Meanwhile, Chuck is tortured for information by the Shadowy Agents.

While Annalise is away at work Chuck accidentally meets Martina, setting in motion a series of events that culminate in a harrowing encounter. Meanwhile, Colin has been acting strangely...

When Annalise lets her inner fan-girl loose during a new episode of Doctor Who, she ends up incurring Martin's wrath and possibly mortifying herself in front of her secret crush, Chuck the hot landlord.

As Martin gets caught up in the unfortunate side-effects of transforming into Martina, he wraps himself in a blanket and retreats into a shell of over-active girly hormones. In light of this terrifying change, Colin and Annalise are forced to take desperate measures to ensure their survival.

When Colin has a World of Warcraft relapse, it's up to Annalise and Martin to stage an intervention. Meanwhile, the secret of the TV is out, and someone is on to our heroes...

Colin and Annalise try to master their powers with varying levels of success, while Martin simply embraces his. Meanwhile, a visit from Chuck, their landlord, risks exposing both Martin's secret and Anna's crush.

Waking up after a long night of gaming, the roommates soon begin to notice strange things happening all around them. As they huddle up to discuss these new developments, they start to piece together what happened.

When Colin, Annalise and Martin find a giant TV abandoned in their alley, Colin convinced them to take it. Setting it up quickly develops into a marathon gaming session, but when the TV begins exhibiting strange behavior in the middle of the night, they realize that this TV may be more than it appears...