Extremely Online
City: Hamilton/NiagaraCome explore and celebrate the quirky online communities that make the Internet an interesting and diverse place - especially during a pandemic.
To watch Extremely Online:
If you are already a Bell Fibe TV customer, go to channel 1, or watch it on demand with the Bell Fibe TV App.
If you are not a Bell Fibe TV customer, click here to learn more about Bell services.
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Season 1
Episode 1
With the entire music industry forced into quarantine, a once-niche community of gamers suddenly finds itself hosting the only festivals of 2020.
Episode 2
The ancient art of going places you're not supposed to - abandoned buildings, sewer drains, crumbling factories - changes forever with social media.
Episode 3
Want to become an emperor? Why not start your own country from the comfort of your living room! These micronation leaders did exactly that.
Episode 4
Someone has to review weed on YouTube, and the weedtubers are here to sacrifice their lungs for the greater good.
Episode 5
The pandemic forced a lot of work online - including sex work. These cammers open up about the pleasures and perils of getting naked on the internet.
Season 2
Episode 1
A South Korean livestream phenomena has slowly taken over the internet - eating food on camera. It’s not as simple as it sounds.
Episode 2
D&D is one of the last IRL hobbies left. Can this 70s suburban basement staple adapt to the internet age?
Episode 3
Video games are supposed to be fun. For these gamers, “fun” means navigating the diplomatic relations between Peru and Lebanon in 1949.
Episode 4
With nerd culture dominating the box office, fan conventions have become big business - but a new era of DIY online events are bringing “costume play” back to its roots.
Episode 5
Metal’s mainstream image might be “macho,” but a dedicated queer metal community has emerged to challenge that stereotype, led by a local JUNO-nominated doomy duo.
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