YouTube is producing several reality shows starring some big names as it looks to reverse the trend of falling viewership numbers.

Not everyone takes disliking of their content well, and to protect some of those creators and their mental health, YouTube is looking at possibly remove the counting of dislikes altogether.

Here’s this week’s episode, in which we quickly got over a case of the Moon-Bends, talked for four hours about Zack Snyder’s Justice League, the delightful Kaze and the Wild Masks, Square Enix’s recent showcase, and promised to go back to the one place that hasn’t been corrupted by capitalism: SPACE!

Most heroes push themselves to the breaking point for answers but we’re not all that fussed with those. Questions put a fire in our belly that can’t be extinguished. I look away for two seconds and Darryn swoops in like the cheesecake-rejecting monster he is to hijack my show post. Enough of his malarky! While the entire hour of Pacific …

The official Ghostbusters YouTube channel isn’t just bringing the real paranormal exterminators to Google’s ad-infested service, it’s also going to be dropping episodes of the vastly superior EXTREME follow-up onto its channel as well!

Over the last few weeks, I’ve been browsing the Odd Tinkering channel, which has been a godsend of a how-to visual manual that shows just how video game devices and peripherals can be restored to mint condition.

Want to watch a video on YouTube for free? Technically you can do that, but the asterisk at the end of that statement is that to do so you’ll need to sit through an advert first. That’s all well and fine, but for those channels that pride themselves on not subjecting their subscribers to a mandatory pre-roll advert of inspid content like influencers reacting to sanitary pads? Things are about to change.

YouTube wants to become a major shopping platform by utilising the marketing powers of its many creators.