Comedy
When Steve's web show Sourcefed is discontinued, Steve starts a new company with his friends Cib, James, and Parker. Although, Steve and the gang find themselves in tons of quirky situations.
Sourcefed is canceled, and Steve doesn't know what to do next.
Steve meets up with Cib and talks about why SourceFed was canceled.
Steve gets Cib to help him round up his equipment. Steve and Cib street-race.
Steve gets a new bike and goes to a party with Cib and Parker.
Cib breaks Steve's bike. Cib learns the truth of Steve's audit.
The boys, along with special guest Jordan Maron, go to a skate park.
Steve goes to the Machinima offices to 'fork' them. Steve gets his bike back from the repair shop. Business meeting.
Steve and James visit all of the locations from La La Land. But Smosh already did it.
Steve reunites with Candace, Ava, and Mike.
Steve, Cib, Parker, James, and Jeremy take a hike through the desert.
Steve visits Funhaus and goes to a birthday party for a dog.
Steve and Cib go to the junkyard to get a new transmission for Cib's car.
Steve searches for his copy of 'We Bought a Zoo' among the Funhaus office.Parker still hasn't shipped out the posters.
Cib says goodbye to his pet fish, Turtle.
Reina takes Steve on a tour of Little Tokyo.
The first official Sugar Pine 7 video. The boys take a trip to Idyllwild. Parker and Steve visit a psychic.
Parker still hasn't shipped out the posters. Steve has a business meeting with Machinima.
Someone's been a bad boy in the neighborhood and the Sugar Pine 7 boys are here to save the day.
Steve finds his lost copy of "We Bought a Zoo". Steve has a business meeting with Parker.
Steve catches up with his fellow ex-SourceFed employees.
Steve, James, Parker, and Cib try out tacos all around Los Angeles to try to find the best of the best.
Everyone goes to Parker's half-birthday party. Cib helps Steve get over his fear of public speaking.
Steve takes everyone to his special beach hideout.
Steve and Parker get stood up by Luis from Rooster Teeth. Steve, Cib, and James look for an office.
The boys go hunting for some ghosts.
Steve finally gets the money for the posters. Steve and Alyssa go on a date.
Steve and Cib look at cars, when Cib learns some bad news.
Steve visits the CowChop office.
Cib extracts the demon from within Parker.
The search for the Sugar Pine 7 office continues. Steve sets Cib up on a date with iJustine.
Steve introduces Cib to some of the SourceFed hosts.
Cib looks for a new apartment. The boys promote peas.
Steve makes a commercial with Machinima.
Steve helps Parker improve his fashion. Cib and James go to the gun range.
Steve and James visit the Funhaus office.
Much to the boys' surprise, Parker becomes cool.
Steve catches up with Sam from Sourcefed. Cib fixes Steve's toilet.
Steve and Cib convince James to take them on a journey to make an "illegal" dropoff.
Steve and Cib go fishing.
Steve visits Cib's new place, and end up helping him move in. Steve then goes to Parker's to spy on him.
The boys retrieve James' gun.
Cib begins to grow a mustache. The boys meet with Rooster Teeth to talk business.
Steve is late to a group meeting. Steve then helps Brett, Jeremy, and Joel with some technical problems with their podcast setup.
Cib needs a new headband. Steve goes to the dog park.
With Cib's visa running out, Steve searches for his replacement. Steve and James draft an internship program.
The Sugar Pine 7 boys compete against the Funhaus crew in a painstaking volleyball match.
In the hopes of getting Cib to shave his mustache, Steve and James waxed Cib's body hair. The boys sign a contract for Sugar Pine 7.
Steve is feeling the pressure of owning a company.
The band (with special guest Aleks from CowChop) continues rehearsing for their upcoming live show. James searches for his own musical talent.
Steve and Cib go on a drive. Parker shows up at Steve's for a sleepover that was rescheduled without him knowing. Instead of sending him back home, Steve has Parker edit a video.
An FBI agent meets with Steve, Cib, and James to discuss their internship program, 'Handjobs for Kids'.
The boys get a free PS4.
The boys train Parker in their respective fighting styles, only to find out that he may be getting too powerful.
Steve and Cib discover James practicing for the live show at Boys Park. The boys then take pictures with supercars in an attempt to get a sponsorship from the supercar companies.
Cib is sick. Steve is in search of more funding for the company and seeks out Geoff Ramsey who gives them a budget for an office.
Steve visits Cib to get his SD card back, Parker to get the money from the merchandise sales, and James to visit his new golden retriever puppy.
Steve interviews Autumn for a job as an editor.
The boys host their annual bi-weekly sleepover, Cib invites his Tinder date, Sami Jo, and the demon known as 'Bloody Nose' is summoned.
Cib takes Steve to E3, where Cib ends up getting drunk. James takes Parker hiking to further train Parker.
Steve meets with Vincent Cyr to talk about bringing him onto the team, but Cib thinks Cyr will be his replacement.
The Sugar Pine 7 boys spend time with their dads on Father's Day. Steve learns some disturbing information about his family.
Upon discovering that IGN made a video blatantly copying Steve's alternative lifestyle video style, Steve puts together a response with the help of Cib.
Cib tells Sami Jo that he owns Parker's place, and thus has everyone clean the house for her arrival. With Steve astonished that Sami Jo is so compatible with Cib, he talks to the rest of the boys about their relationship.
The Sugar Pine 7 boys start to perform the long-anticipated live show when James shows up and challenges them to a Battle of the Bands.
The boys participate in the World's Biggest Pizza Challenge.
With the Sugar Pine 7 office secured, Steve and Cib go furniture shopping.
Rooster Teeth send Farid to mediate the boys. Steve, Cib, and James design potential logos. Steve and Cib go to a Sourcefed meet and greet.
Reina visits the office and Cib and James try to replace Steve. Later Steve goes with Cib to his apartment to help him get ready for his date.
Steve and Cib take the metro to work. Steve finds a satanic note in the office.
Steve questions Autumn's motives after finding a questionable picture of her on Reddit. In order to be more prepared for sports challenges, Steve and the boys undergo basketball training.
Steve makes Parker do some work around the office while he edits in advance of RTX. Cib and James explore the neighborhood.
After Andrew is involved in an altercation, Steve decides in order to protect himself he needs a security guard.
Considering that Sugar Pine 7 is joining Rooster Teeth, the office feels as though Autumn should learn some manners.
Cib asks James to film his date with Sami Jo, only to have Parker come and third wheel. Meanwhile, a Human Resources representative inspects the office.
The boys and Autumn go to RTX 2017.
James' newfound fame has gone to his head. Surveillance cameras are found in the office.
A look into Alfredo's daily life.
Parker confides in Steve about his feelings for Sami Jo.
After the secret cameras were found, Steve is under the impression they are being fired from Rooster Teeth.
Parker confides in Steve further about his feelings for Sami Jo. James teaches Cib the wrong information.
Parker talks to Cib about his feelings for Sami Jo.
With Parker out of the picture, Cib is free to be himself again. Autumn, on the other hand, needs to change.
Chapter One finale. James and Steve try to restore Autumn's hearing. Cib and Sami Jo have relationship troubles, and Cib confronts Parker.
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