What Is Egotastic FunTime?
Egotastic FunTime: Where Geek Culture Meets Hope
Egotastic FunTime started as my little corner of the internet where I could rant, rave, and celebrate the stories that shaped me. Back when my friends and I would sit around talking about nerd stuff, The Orville didn’t even exist yet. But when it premiered in 2017, something clicked. Here was a show that scratched that utopian sci-fi itch I didn’t even realize I had.
The Spark That Started It All
The first time I made videos about The Orville was the first time people really started interacting with my content. That’s when I knew I had found a sci-fi rabbit hole worth diving into. It wasn’t just about a TV show — it was about building a space for people like me who wanted more than just endless dystopias. It was about optimism, connection, and yes, fun.
Talking The Orville
That’s why I eventually had to launch a whole new channel dedicated to it: Talking The Orville . The conversations, the debates, the shared laughs — it all proved there was a community waiting for exactly this kind of fandom.
Building a Refuge for Fans
But Egotastic FunTime has always been bigger than one show. It’s about everything that makes geek culture meaningful — from celebrating sci-fi classics to digging into what these stories say about who we are and who we could be.
Whether you’re watching Egotastic FunTime , following along on Talking The Orville , supporting on Patreon , or rocking the official Egotastic FunTime Hat , I want you to feel like you belong here.
The Mission
Because that’s what this project has always been about: finding connection through the things we love. Humanity would be amazing if it weren’t for all the humans — but maybe, just maybe, when we share these stories together, we get a little closer to being amazing anyway.
👓 About JP
JP is the creator and host of Egotastic FunTime! — a sarcastic, sci-fi-obsessed monologue machine serving up bold commentary on streaming, social media, fandom, and the human condition.
What sets him apart from other nerd creators is his sense of hope. Beneath the critiques and comedy, JP offers something rare: optimism. He believes fandoms deserve better — and that together, we can build it.
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