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Long-running weekday entertainment show hosted by Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal.
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Long-running weekday entertainment show hosted by Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal.
The longtime executive producer, chief creative officer and on-show voice ended her thirteen-year run at Mythical.
Open source ↗Mythical Entertainment was part of the investment group that purchased the company behind Hot Ones.
Open source ↗The pair added a higher-budget narrative and documentary format alongside their daily studio show.
Open source ↗Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla repurchased a majority stake in Smosh. Mythical retained a minority holding and advisory role.
Open source ↗In July 2022, McLaughlin released a single titled "Believe Me" under the name "James and the Shame." McLaughlin announced he would be releasing a full album titled Human Overboard.
Open source ↗The food format developed around Josh Scherer was spun out into its own Mythical channel and production line.
Open source ↗The acquisition followed parent company Defy Media's liquidation. Smosh's founders repurchased majority control in June 2023, with Mythical keeping a minority stake.
Open source ↗On January 7, 2019, the podcast was moved from the Good Mythical Morning channel to its own separate channel.
Open source ↗On March 27, 2017, the podcast returned from a hiatus with a new video format on their latest channel, This Is Mythical, and had moved to the Good Mythical Morning channel.
Open source ↗Rhett & Link unveiled their book, to be published by Crown Archetype, Rhett & Link's Book of Mythicality: A Field Guide to Curiosity, Creativity and Tomfoolery on February 13, 2017.
Open source ↗The scripted series was Mythical's first major move into YouTube's subscription-backed original programming.
Open source ↗On June 5, 2015, a new segment on Good Mythical Morning was announced called "The Back Up Plan" sponsored by GEICO, where the duo explore different career opportunities.
Open source ↗On May 6, 2015, Rhett & Link teamed up with Hot Pockets and released the "Will It Hot Pocket?" episode in their popular "Will It" series on Good Mythical Morning where the Hot Pocket crust was replaced with odd items based on fan suggestions.
Open source ↗On July 14, 2014, Rhett & Link, along with Smosh, appeared in the season 3 finale of the series, in which they played two of the four Renaissance artists battling against the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Open source ↗In May 2014, a new segment sponsored by Gillette was included on Good Mythical Morning for the week subscription campaign, as well as with the release of the "Kissing Your Face" video on the main channel.
Open source ↗Rhett and Link extended Mythical beyond the daily show with a long-form conversational podcast.
Open source ↗The duo also published individual segments of The Mythical Show as standalone videos on their main channel.The Mythical Show ended on July 11, 2013, after 12 episodes.
Open source ↗Levine became a central creative leader at Mythical, serving as executive producer and later chief creative officer.
Open source ↗The daily show launched on 9 January 2012 and reached its 3,000th episode in March 2026.
Open source ↗Also in 2011, Rhett & Link released a music video entitled "PHOTOSHOP Song" which was sponsored by Canvas on Demand.
Open source ↗On January 3, 2011, the duo launched a morning talk show, "Good Morning Chia Lincoln" in their studio, located in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, with an Abraham Lincoln shaped Chia Pet as a centerpiece, where they picked a topic, usually a personal experience or news story, and stated their opinions on it.
Open source ↗Also in 2010, Rhett & Link released an online music video sponsored by SleepBetter.org – "2 Guys 600 pillows".
Open source ↗In 2010, Rhett & Link created a stop motion video "T-shirt War" as a commercial for T-shirt printing company Rush T-shirts, in which they used 222 T-shirts with unique designs.
Open source ↗On December 4, 2009, Rhett & Link teamed up with DFTBA Records and created a new album called Up To This Point.
Open source ↗On February 1, 2009, Rhett & Link independently released Secret Songs, a collection of songs that were previously only available to winners of their monthly "Community Building Exercises", a part of their "Quest for the Seven Keys" contest.
Open source ↗Also in 2008, Rhett & Link released web series "Seaborne and Roach", sponsored by SpyAssociates.com, and "Surrogate Sharers" series advertising Starburst candy.
Open source ↗In January 2008, they worked as web correspondents on the Sundance Film Festival for IGotShotgun.com in partnership with Cadillac.
Open source ↗Rhett & Link's first sponsored video, "Cornhole Song", was made for AJJ Cornhole in 2007, and since then the duo have integrated other small brands like Smule, with "I am a Thoughtful Guy" and iRESQ.
Open source ↗In 2006, Rhett & Link began work on a documentary about their search for their first grade teacher, Ms.
Open source ↗In 2005, Rhett & Link independently released I'm Sorry, What Was That? (Live in the Living Room), a live album featuring "The Wal-Mart Song".
Open source ↗Imported from the channel’s public YouTube feed.