Somebody asked in a comment how I keep track of watching all the R&L content, so I typed up a reply using my Excel spreadsheet, but figured I'd post it here in case anyone else finds it useful! I hope I haven't missed anything but I think this is a pretty complete list with the research I've done: 2006-2012: Channel videos on the Rhett & Link channel, various types of videos including viral videos like the Facebook Song and series like Local Commercials ~2006ish: RhettandLinKast, a pre-recorded (not live) video podcast released on Apple. I don't know exact dates or number of episodes, as I don't think they are archived anywhere. 2007-2009: RhettandLinKast Live <- 89 hourlong weekly livestreams and one of the first things they did on the internet, archived for 1st degree on Mythical Society website 2007: Online Nation, a TV show on The CW where Rhett & Link introduce viral internet clips, a la AFV. 8 Episodes were made but only 4 aired. I've seen clips from it circulating, but I'm not sure if full episodes are archived anywhere. 2008: Looking for Ms Locklear <- A documentary filmed in 2006 (i think?) about finding their first grade teacher, you can rent it on Prime! (but sadly only in US) 2008-2011: Some vlogging on the GMM channel (at the time it was called rhettandlink2), you can find it by sorting the GMM channel by oldest videos, or I also organized them into a playlist on my channel called rhettandlink2 Vlogs, they are short videos and fun day-in-the-life stuff! 2011: Good Morning Chia Lincoln <- A test run to see if a chill daily show would work for their audience, also one of the last things they filmed in NC, available in a playlist on GMM channel 2011: Commercial Kings <- 10 episodes TV show for IFC, and the reason why they moved to California. Available on Prime! 2012-2013: GMM Seasons 1-3, filmed in Rhett's garage with 1 employee (Jason) 2013: The Mythical Show <- A 12 episode show with funding from YouTube. This was when they hired Stevie and a bunch of other employees. Great to watch between Seasons 3 & 4 because it transitions nicely into the more higher-produced GMM. 2012-2015: More videos on the Rhett & Link channel, but with a higher budget & team. This is when a lot of iconic songs like My OCD are from. 2013-2015: Ear Biscuits (Audio only) Their podcast started as a guest interview podcast, super interesting to listen to because a lot of these guests were popular in 2013 era and it gives a time capsule-esque feel of what YouTube as a whole was like back then. 2013-2017: GMM Seasons 4-12, GMM gets into full swing and this is also when GMMore started. Link gets his haircut at the start of Season 9. 2016-2017: Buddy System Seasons 1-2 <- A YouTube Red show (now available for free) Fun scripted Rhett and Link content produced with the budget of a TV show. 2017: Tour of Mythicality <- A live tour where they tell their real life stories from the Book of Mythicality and sing a bunch of songs. Filmed live and available to rent/buy on YouTube! 2017+ Ear Biscuits, their podcast is back from a 2 year hiatus, now with fewer guests and still going on today 2018: GMM Season 13 (AKA "GMM 22") This season is when they got funding from YouTube to expand the show, at the cost of YouTube dictating the format. (Technically this format started midway through S12) Instead of one ~10-15 minute episode per day, they made four ~5 minute episodes to add up to a standard 22 minute TV format. Nobody liked this and they changed back the following season. 2018+ GMM Seasons 14 & onwards: The YouTube funding gave them their current-day set space, which they kept after the format return. Other than style changes like Rhett growing out his hair in Season 17, this is pretty much the GMM of today. 2019+ Mythical Society, still ongoing today: Rhett & Link's patreon-esque fan club featuring behind the scenes, standalone series, and physical collectibles. 2019: Lost Causes of Bleak Creek (Novel) Rhett & Link wrote a fiction novel! I love this story; you really can see their humor and style coming through, and it's a thrilling mystery! 2020: Rhett & Link channel vlogs <- 18 vlogs posted weekly at the beginning of 2020. They are fun but R&L have said that they aren't really creatively fulfilling and they are kinda bummed they have as many views as they do lmao 2021: Hazel (AKA Rhett & Link's Night of Terror) <- Just a single 20 minute video but imo it's worth mentioning. An experimental scripted short film formatted as a series of TikToks. Really well shot and written imo. Pairs well with the Ear Biscuits episode "Behind the Horrific World of Hazel." 2021: Ronstadt, a scripted fantasy podcast where Rhett performs as the main character and Link has several side parts. Not written or produced by Mythical, but still a fun listen. 2021-2022: Mythical Bits channel. Tiktoks and other shortform sketches. 2022: Inside Eats, a 4 episode show on the Food Network. A fun watch but you have to get the Food Network add-on on Prime to see it 2023+ Rhett & Link's Wonderhole! Only 6 episodes so far are branded as Wonderhole, but I include the 8 videos from 2023 as Pre-Wonderhole. Starting with "We Dug A Medium-Sized Hole," Rhett and Link are super excited about getting back into making creative videos on the Rhett & Link channel <3 Season 2 is coming Fall 2025! So yes this is like a million hours of content haha 🤣 I'm no authority, since I started this endeavor on May 4, 2023 and at the moment I've seen 1737 out of 2765 episodes of GMM, so I got about a thousand to go! It's a lot of content but it's entirely doable! I love seeing new people (like me!) open up the world of everything R&L have made even so many years later 💖💞