He didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment. Wheaton was represented by Stephen Moeller of Valensi Rose.

Gregory Korn, a partner at Kinsella Weitzman representing Legendary Geek & Sundry, declined to comment.

On Thursday, Legendary and Wheaton moved to dismiss the case after reaching a confidential settlement. It also argued that Wheaton surrendered some of the rights in his contract because he was aware of Legendary’s business dealings over the series and didn’t do anything about it. It maintained during proceedings that the claims are time-barred under the statute of limitations. He was also never provided accounting statements detailing the net profits realized from the show. Wheaton, who sought at least $100,000 in damages, made repeated informal requests to perform contractually required audits of Legendary’s books in connection to the series but was denied access, according to the lawsuit. “Plaintiffs only became aware of the existence of these exploitations by actually viewing the Series on these outlets and platforms,” states the complaint. I think I smell a Guild marathon coming up in few weeks.īe sure to hit up the Geek and Sundry site for the more information and check out the Youtube channel for the complete trailers and introductions by Felicia.'Ready Player Two' Sets Wil Wheaton to Narrate Audiobook If you haven't been following the guild Geek and Sundry will be uploading seasons one through four of The Guild as full length high quality movies, complete with annotations and gag reals. Then, finally, Starting April 10th, Season 5 of The Guild will premier. Hosts seemed to genuinely like each other as people and lift each other up, and there was all kinds of eager experimentation with new shows and content, just trying different things and seeing what stuck with their audience. The trailer makes me think they are still in the planning stages, but hey, at least they have a killer title screen. Even though I was a European viewer and thus couldn't watch most of their content live, I really adored how much G&S felt like a family.

The off somewhere in the future is a musical scripted show by Paul and Storm called Learning Town. I love that the set has the adults sitting in tiny kids chairs and the kids are sitting in an oversized armchair. This looks very cool, and should be great for families to watch together. Then coming up in July, Dark Horse will take a break for 10 weeks to make room for a show called Written by a Kid. S&L has been running as an audio podcast for over 4 years and I'm eager to see how it translates to video. Sword and Laser features Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt, the creators of the podcast of the same name.

Geek and sundry