I like Big Bang Theory.
I like The Office.
I like video games.
 
I'd watch it.

the office and video games? i'd watch it, but it seems like one of those great shows that would only last 1 season.  
also, is your avatar Hayley Williams? <3

How about a plot outline of the pilot?

" the office and video games? i'd watch it, but it seems like one of those great shows that would only last 1 season.  also, is your avatar Hayley Williams? <3 "  

so who did they cast as jeff?

" so who did they cast as jeff? "

" @trophyhunter said:

" so who did they cast as jeff? "

VIN DIESEL  "

Just having the word game in the title would stop me from watching.

" I like Big Bang Theory. I like The Office. I like video games.  I'd watch it. "

Vin Diesel is actually a huge game nerd, so he might agree. I think  one of the characters should constantly sees framerate drops, pop-in textures, etc in real life, so he's freaking out that they're actually in a game but no one else knows about it. 

" I like Big Bang Theory.  I like video games.  I'd watch it occasionally. "

I like the office, so yes.

This. Though they'd probably try way too hard to appeal to gamers and it would just become a lame meme spouting sitcom. Hence I would soon stop watching. "

" the office and video games? i'd watch it, but it seems like one of those great shows that would only last 1 season.  also, is your avatar Hayley Williams? <3 "

" so who did they cast as jeff? "

" How about a plot outline of the pilot? "

CANCELLED! ..... after two episodes. 
 
I wouldn't  a sitcom about gamer/gaming/gamerers/gameplayererssssssz because it would be the stereotypical look at us , probably a nasal voice and big thick rimmed glasses for all.. fuck this show...abd it hasn't even been made haha!

No, "Joe Public" has no interest in gaming culture unless it is to make fun of it.  The last thing I want to see is how emotionally underdeveloped people who play games are, and that is the way that Hollywood would portray them.  In the midst of the group of geeks there would be one "normal" person who doesn't play games much but is there to make snarky comments directed at the rest of the group.  And, in the end, they all learn to accept their differences followed by a group hug.  No thanks, I'll pass on that drivel.  Your idea could work as a film where a single story could be told that celebrates game and geek identities, but anything that requires Hollywood to budget a weekly amount towards production is going to be focused for the lowest common demographic.