Episode list

Jon searches for a good Barbie game.

JonTron sings about Titenic.

Jon is forced to watch as the history of the Titanic is butchered in the worst possible way.

Jon plays games released by food companies like McDonald's and Quaker Oats, discovering how base humanity's deepest desires are in the process.

Jon continues to play (and eat) the products of various food companies.

Jon plays Guns of Icarus online and learns to be a team player.

A while back, JonTron made a charity livestream for Teach For America, he promised that if they reached their goal, he would sing a cover for the song Firework by Katy Perry and so, after receiving 25,000 dollars, he gathered a group of animators to fully animate this cover.

Jon gets his hands on Far Cry Primal and learns the visceral joys of primitive violence.

Jon watches a strange low-budget movie appropriately titled "A Talking Cat!?!"

Jon reviews "the Skateboard Kid," a terrible film involving a magical talking skateboard.

After Ethan gets stabbed in the back (literally) Jontron takes him down to Chinatown to learn Kung Fu in order to defend himself.

Jon takes a look at bootlegged Disney games, some of which inspire true horror.

Jon's fans on Reddit challenge him to do absurd things.

Jon plays "Dungeon Hunter V" while trapped in an actual dungeon.

Members of the occult give Jon the idea to review "Dark Dungeons," a puritanical film based on a Chick tract criticizing RPGs.

To celebrate Halloween, Jon reviews a dreadful mid-80's horror flick starring Christopher Lee.

Thanks to Schmoyoho for making these sick melodies with me.

JonTron plays Resident Evil 7 in VR.

JonTron looks at a bunch of weird drug PSAs from the 80's and 90's.

John Tron reviews Joe Roth's "Christmas with the Kranks"

Yes, there's a Vanilla Ice movie, and JonTron is going to review it.

Jon watches a series of TV commercials for Flex Tape products.

Jon attempts to create a national Halloween meal to rival the likes of the Thanksgiving turkey.

Jon tries to workout and fails.

Wow, virtual reality is the future...or is it the past?