Ha! This was a fun watch. I love that you managed to make a video about our series that is literally longer than every episode played back to back. Anyway, I was Captain S; AMA. Also if you want to see the “old” adventures of Captain S I could certainly make it happen. But it’s lost to time for good reason.

Also there was another failed attempt at a second season in 2013. Devon and I teamed up on our own and envisioned a less campy, slightly more adult second season and even raised a little money and shot a pilot, but unfortunately never finished editing it. Captain S is just unfortunately the kind of show that would either require significant financial backing from someone or a group of people who don’t need to worry about money while they’re making the show.

Anyway, I’d be happy to talk to you more about the show if you had any questions. I could also easily rip/burn the DVDs for you if you wanted so you could get all that SWEET SWEET EXTRA CONTENT!

Also, let it be known that the Nerd jokes you liked in the Christmas special when he’s stuck in Home Alone were all written by yours truly. SUCK IT, JAMES! (Miss you buddy!)

Captain S feels like a time capsule of content creation in the 2000s: pure passion, cheesy humor, low quality, but ambitious regardless of the limitations of content creation back then.

I have nothing but respect for PBC productions, end of the day they just wanted to produce an entertaining show that differentiated itself from gaming content back then.

Say what you will about the quality of Captain S as a show, these folks were wildly ahead of their time and were far beyond what most were capable of. It's easy to poke fun of now, but this was 2006, way before a lot of the modern conveniences we have now, which I think makes the fact that they made a pretty accurate re-creation of your typical 90's sitcom very impressive. Yeah it ain't a great show, I can't see myself actually sitting down and watching it unless I'm drunk, but it's definitely cool for what it is and it's a shame that it never got a chance to expand beyond it's initial first season. While I don't think it would have ever been on the level of AVGN or Nostalgia Critic, I do think it could've had the potential to have generated a decent following of dedicated fans. Anyways, great job deep diving this show, I love learning about old internet stuff like this.

"Chad Belmont" legit might be the funniest name I've ever heard in hindsight.

Captain S will always be one of my favorite show in the classic ScrewAttack days. Miss those guys. 20k for a second season would have been the biggest investment we ever made in production. It was definitely an investment based on my personal faith in PBC. It just didn't work out. I would love to catch up with those guys soon.

Everytime someone plays the Captain S soundtrack an angel gets his wings.

The amount of love I have for Captain S will always be high. Got all the episodes downloaded, copied, backed up, and stored in a vault in case the world comes to an end.

Dylan somehow manages to talk about individuals I've never heard of in my life and still hook me in every single time. I could legit listen to him talk about cardboard for an hour and I'd still find myself fascinated.

His intro drew ideas from "Full House". You can tell from the style of text, and from the actors turning and smiling, a common trait of 90's sitcom intros.

That's a name I haven't heard in a loooooooooong time. That AVGN crossover episode feels like one of those sitcom jokes that no one gets nowadays.

Captain S is like that really obscure, yet entirely delightful indie movie that you try to share around in the hopes that maybe it’ll get a little more attention, but sadly it never does. I found about it through Derek Alexander (formerly known as the Happy Video Game Nerd, now Stop Skeletons From Fighting) mostly because he would always have a Captain S poster in the background of his videos, so I decided to check it out, and thought it was awesome. But by then, the series was already dead and everyone had moved on. Such a shame.

Okay, so I held off of watching this video because I have a very personal connection with the this series. But I'm honestly glad that I finally did.

My brother is best friends with the actors who played Nes and Lunk, Devon and Shael Riley. And I can distinctly remember how happy and excited they were during the shows run. I was 15, but I can still remember how big of a deal it was for them.

By brother was even working on a special Captain S fan video using the PC game The Movies, and got the character models to look like all the cast members. But it was never really finished.

Seeing all this again after all these years really brought up a special sense of nostalgia for me. I nearly cried every time the music was played.

Captain S is a very special part of my childhood, mainly because of how close I was to the two people involved. I looked up to them and it was amazing seeing them in an internet show next to AVGN.

Thank you for reminding me of good times.

“He’s Captain S,
And he is one hell of a guy,
He’s Captain S,
Be glad that he is on our side.”

crapped my pants watching this, i am married to becky in real life and she never fucking mentioned this tv show in the 5 years we've been together

I wanted to buy the captain S dvd back then, but I was in highschool at the time with no money. I did at least get the awesome video games dvd. A video on them could be interesting.

Captain S was dope

This feels like something straight out of the 80’s

Damn. I loved this series back in the day. Cool to see not everyone's forgotten it.

That gun is just Sega Menacer, Dylan

"Pretty obviously the 'N' in 'Captain N' standing for ..."  

Dr. Neo Cortex, of course.

Great intro. 😊