Video Masters TV actually began as just "Video Masters" (shown left). The show started out in February of 1995 as VHS tapes I kept for my own entertainment. Not many people saw it.

At that time, the internet was still dial-up, and AOL still sucked. We just didn't know it yet. Around May of 2006, we began uploading short demos of episodes I produced back in 2004.




In August 2006, Matt Rau, who had made a guest spot on Video Masters Radio, came onboard and co-hosted the new "Video Masters TV" with me.


In January, 2008, Matthew Truelove, and his wife, Bree, made their first appearance on the show. Even Jason Newman, from the original Video Masters show came back. In Season 3, Earl the Robot became a regular member, along with his cohort, D.U.K.E. In February, 2009, the call went out for new recruits. Along came Chris Evans.


Today, Video Masters TV still reviews TV shows, short films, movies, and video games, but we also look at books, board games, and other forms of entertainment in our Interlude section. We are always seeking new talent, and are always interested in interviewing our heroes, and people associated with what we like to watch, read, and play.