This may have been a poor choice of lingo. Ross and Jared try to do a skit (with Barry filming) where Jared is upset with Ross for 'the slippery butts thing' and Jared says Ross 'hurt him too much'. Nonstandard Character Design: Jared gets a Game Grumps-style caricature like the rest of the gang, but his has a more well-toned jawline and a nose.Fusion Dance: A common joke the grumps have made due to their similar names is to Fuse Him with Jirard the Completionist to become ProJirard the Finishist.Chewing the Scenery: The whole intro skit for his playthrough with Ross.Guest-stars in Vice: Project Doom, Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3, Trog!, Pokémon Snap, Metal Gear, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Lost in Time.

His ties to Normal Boots have allowed him to work with Jon and by extension the rest of the Grumps. I'm playing Grumpcade.Another host of a titular YouTube channel, where he does video game reviews, one-minute reviews, Nuzlocke challenges, and the occasional Let's Play.

Spotlight-Stealing Squad: Unrelated to Table Flip, his narration in Battleblock Theater silences Danny and Ross for a significant portion of the first episode so they can listen to his glorious ham.

His utter lack of caring about any historical theme or consistency leads to everybody else Corpsing and abandoning their historical accents as well.

Not Even Bothering with the Accent: Unlike all the other guests so far, Stamper doesn't even try to sound like a gentlemen from the past.

Large Ham: After Barry and him win a round by guessing 'Embrace' he freaks out and runs to shout at the camera man.

Hair-Trigger Temper: He has a generally sarcastic and pissed-off tone through the entire episode.

Deadpan Snarker: Has a sarcastic comment about nearly everything.

Catchphrase: 'Bingo!' Said whenever Barry guesses the word correctly.

Breaking the Fourth Wall: Does this a few times by looking into the camera and shouting when he's upset or excited.

On Steam Train, he indirectly appears due to being the narrator of Battleblock Theater. The animator/actor of the Youtube Channel StamperTV, who guest stars in Table Flip's Pictionary series.

Token Evil Teammate: In the first game, he constantly switches sides, making him one for both teams.

Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: He's the player who under-rolls the last omen before the betrayal.

All of this is intentional, though, as he's the traitor. Thanks to the game's rules, all of this hinders everyone's efforts.

The Load: Fails the Lancelot quest heavily in Shadows Over Camelot, accuses three people of being traitors who aren't, and uses The Holy Grail on himself when he didn't need it.

Until Shadows Over Camelot, where he does this.

Evil Brit: Threatens this at one point, but never eventuates.

How's Your British Accent?: Uses when acting in-character, as opposed to his normally very prominent American accent.

The Gadfly: During 'Brutal Mario' he tends to sass Arin for his failures and mistakes.

Fish out of Temporal Water: Admits that he's not even from this time.

Eyepatch of Power: Worn under his glasses as The Traitor.

Even the Guys Want Him: Arin and Danny get into a Wimp Fight in an episode of Game Grumps over who gets to have Mark.

He's also The Traitor in Shadows Over Camelot. When it looks like the traitor is going to lose, he acts as if he never even considered the idea.

Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: Contemplates abandoning the survivors and join Arin and the cannibals.

However, this ends up being quickly subverted due to his Evil Laugh and general Card-Carrying Villain behaviour.

Well-Intentioned Extremist: He claims that the titular 'shadows' over Camelot fell as a result of King Arin's supposedly illegitimate rule.

Also a case of Big Bad Friend, since he initially pretended to be a normal player. Guest-stars in Betrayal at the House on the Hill, Shadows over Camelot, and Super Mario Kart

Wouldn't you trust this face? Host of the titular Youtube channel, in which he does Let's Play-style commentary over various games, infamously horror titles.

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