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Geoffrey Lazer Ramsey (born Geoffrey Paul Wright, later Geoffrey Paul Fink; June 19, 1975 in Mobile, Alabama) is an American independent filmmaker, actor and voice actor, film and online video content producer, screenwriter, on-camera host, comedian, as well as an Internet and YouTube personality who is best known for being the co-founder and prominent staff member of Rooster Teeth and Achievement Hunter. He is known for being very competitive and apparently always willing to prove fellow staff member Burnie Burns wrong. Ramsey voices character Dexter Grif in Red vs. Blue , one of the most popular of the show. He is also the co-founder of Achievement Hunter and overall just a badass.

Geoff began his family in Austin, Texas with Griffon Ramsey, and their daughter Millicent "Millie" Ramsey. In mid-November 2017 it was announced that the duo were in the process of an amicable divorce.[1]

Until late 2011/early 2012, Geoff frequently hosted, produced, filmed, acted and appeared/starred in Rooster Teeth content ranging from live action (RT Shorts), to animation (RTAA, RvB) to podcasts (the RT Podcast) along with his wife Griffon, as well as fellow Rooster Teeth co-founders Burnie, Gus, Joel, Matt and other RT employees in shows that included live action shorts, animated cartoons, and the Rooster Teeth Podcast. Following Griffon's departure, he retired from those fields (non-Achievement Hunter related Rooster Teeth Live action content, RT animated cartoons, and RT Podcasts outside of AH) having switched his focus on primarily managing and starring in Achievement Hunter and LetsPlay gameplays, and since then he has re-appeared only occasionally in RT content outside of AH, including a huge role in the 2017 murder mystery spy thriller The Eleven Little Roosters, directed by Blaine Gibson and Josh Flanagan.

Geoff served as the Head/GM in charge on AH management (managing and overseeing Achievement Hunter) until he was promoted to the Head/GM in charge of RT's "Let's Play" family gaming MCN in April 2016.

After his first ever sabbatical in February 2017, Geoff was assigned a new company role as the Executive Creative Director of RT Direct in September 2019. Ramsey will now be in charge of the creative direction of the day-to-day Rooster Teeth shows, videos and content fans consume and love (including AH shows), but will now appear less frequently in AH videos. From podcasts to let’s plays to comedy shorts to Death Battles and RTAAs, he will be working with and mentoring Trevor (the boss in charge of AH), Barbara, Jordan, and Omar to make the best, most efficient online content. He took over Burnie's position (now just responsible for RT Core/AH/Podcasts) while Burnie stepped into a Creative Director Role for RT Studio and stepped out of the Day-to-Day personality role that he had, and Matt is now the Creative Director for RT Studio.[2][3][4]

Early life and Education: Pre-Rooster Teeth[]

Geoff was born (and grew up) primarily in the Mobile, Alabama area where he attended elementary and high school, but resided in Pensacola and Jacksonville Florida and the outlying areas of New Orleans when he was younger. He was a semi-pro bowler in his teenage years, and enlisted into the United States Army before graduating high school, beginning basic training at Fort Jackson in South Carolina shortly afterwards. His service lasted from 1993 to 1998, though he would go on to serve as a photojournalist in Kuwait, he was based out of Fort Hood during that time.[5][6] Ramsey served in the U.S. Army from 1993 to 1998 and was stationed at Fort Monmouth from 1997 to 1998. He studied journalism at a journalism school called Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana. He has mentioned on the Rooster Teeth Podcast Episode 4 on August 5, 2009 that his military career involved urinating in another soldiers rucksacks, and also pushing another female reporter out of the way to shield himself from flying phosphorous. Before becoming part of the Rooster Teeth crew, Ramsey spent about a year working as a roadie for East Brunswick-based ska act Catch-22, and also served as a production assistant for Monmouth County filmmaker Kevin Smith's View Askew production company.[7][8]

After his military service, Ramsey secured a job at the IT tech support company TeleNetwork Partners, where he met Burnie Burns and enjoyed playing video games and created the now defunct website called "Drunk Gamers".

Prior to working for Rooster Teeth and TeleNetwork, Ramsey worked as a production assistant for View Askew Productions, and before that as a roadie for the band Catch 22. He also co-created the web site drunkgamers.com with Gus Sorola, hiring Burns shortly afterwards to run the site. At this company, he applied for a home loan and met Burnie Burns, who was a manager above Geoff and Gus at the time, and wanted to meet the man who was trying to buy a home on an hourly salary.

Career[]

Rooster Teeth: 2003 - present[]

In April 2003, Geoff was recruited by Burnie to perform in a show he conceived using one of the team's favorite games, Halo, called Red vs. Blue: The Blood Gulch Chronicles. Since then, Geoff dropped his day job to work full-time for the newly-founded Rooster Teeth Productions and has become an Internet celebrity, regularly showing up at conventions such as PAX and Comic-Con. The series is about to start its eighteenth season. Geoff voices one of the main characters, Dexter Grif on the Red Team.  Ramsey is popular with the staff and says that he is very reliable, although some staff members may disagree. Besides voicing Grif on Red vs. Blue, Geoff also frequently worked with Gustavo Sorola and Burnie Burns on the Rooster Teeth Podcast, previously known as "The Drunk Tank" in addition to being a frequent Live action host and content producer, such as on RT Shorts and a lab rat along with Gus Sorola on Immersion.

Ever since the late 2011/early 2012, Geoff has moved away from the RT Podcast, Rooster Teeth Live Action content and Rooster Teeth animated cartoons outside of Achievement Hunter due to a number of reasons, and since then, he has only occasionally re-appeared in these fields (non-Achievement Hunter related Rooster Teeth productions and content outside of AH) though he still continues to regularly voice his character in Red vs. Blue. The reasons were as follows:

  1. Conflicting schedules. (i.e. the timing of the RT podcast, which is in the evening, prevents him from spending more time with his family at home)
  2. Griffon's departure from the company to focus on independent chainsaw carving, which made him feel very lonely and left out in these fields, as she had a major role with him on the RT podcast and live action (RT Shorts, Immersion).
  3. Family setbacks, such as his father's death
  4. Very busy focusing on managing, overseeing, hosting, producing, and filming/starring the Achievement Hunter content where AH was booming business, which it still is, and now managing the entire Rooster Teeth "Let's Play" YouTube multi-channel network.

Despite no longer being a main host on the RT Podcast, he was in a few episodes of The Patch, Rooster Teeth's gaming podcast throughout November 2014.

As of late 2011/early 2012, Geoff has moved away from these fields of hosting, producing, appearing, and filming/starring in non-AH related Rooster Teeth content and productions outside of Achievement Hunter in order to focus more on hosting, producing, filming and appearing/starring in AH content although he still continues to regularly voice his character (Dexter Grif) on Red vs. Blue. Since then, he has only occasionally appeared in Rooster Teeth live action skits, animated series (cartoons), and podcasts, including a huge role in The Eleven Little Roosters and guest starring on the RT podcast (as a special guest star) with Burnie in August 2017 after almost 6 years.

Since July 2014, he starred bi-weekly with his then wife Griffon and co-worker Gavin on Happy Hour, which chronicles their drunken adventures. In late 2014, Ramsey joined the cast of X-Ray and Vav and voiced The Corpirate, the main villain of the first season. Also in late 2014 he earned his Pa.D. and became a doctor of the peggle arts. He served as a guest host on 1 episode (Titanic 2 World Premiere (2015) of RT-ES and 3 episodes of On The Spot. He also voiced Grif in 1 episode in a crossover between Death Battle and Red vs. Blue (The Meta VS Agent Carolina (2016). He also appeared in 1 episode (The Worst Ever! Final Boss (2016) of ScrewAttack's The Best Ever TV Series.

Geoff occasionally cameo-returned to Rooster Teeth Live Action shooting since the fall of 2015 with Let's Play Live: The Documentary, a live action documentary released on mid-September 2015. In early 2017, Geoff made another breakout return to live action starring as Boomerang Geoff in The Eleven Little Roosters for 7 episodes. Here, Geoff Ramsey had previously stated that he never wanted to be involved with non-Achievement Hunter-related Rooster Teeth productions (presumably excluding "Red vs. Blue"), so his appearance in the teaser for The Eleven Little Roosters (2017) in August 2015 created a major buzz. It turned out that Josh Flanagan had told Ramsey that the teaser was just a teaser thrown together at the last minute and not an indication of actual casting, but when the time came to make the series, Flanagan cast Ramsey anyway. On Valentine's Day 2017, he and Griffon started a new monthly podcast titled "Relationship Goals" where they interview other couples, comparing their love story to Geoff and Griffon's love story. In late March 2017, he starred in another live action documentary, called "The Tattooist". In "The Tattooist," Rooster Teeth's Geoff Ramsey explores the subculture of tattoos and takes a crash course from a master tattoo artist. Geoff's tattoos are a road map, drawing paths between different moments in his life. He and his wife Griffon share these stories with their 12-year-old daughter Millie, who struggles to understand why they want tattoos.

On June 7, 2017, Geoff voiced himself in 1 episode (Dungeons and Dragons and Snack 'Ems) in Kinda Funny: The Animated Series. He also recently appeared as a guest host in 8 episodes of "Alternate Lifestyle: The Steven Suptic Experience". In late November 2017, Geoff guest starred in an episode of Always Open with Barbara, Mariel and Bethany.[9]

On August 5, 2017, Geoff surprised the audience by spontaneously guest starring on the RT Podcast on Episode 447.[10] This was due to Burnie approaching him in the AH offices and studios (outside of RT's STage 5) pulling him in ("loaning him in") to host, produce, and film/star in some non-Achievement Hunter related Rooster Teeth content outside of AH, including Red vs. Blue, and it was never his (Geoff's) intention to guest star on the podcast (he had no idea he was going to appear on the RT Podcast) but politely accepted the offer anyway. About 9 months later, on May 9, 2018, Geoff once again special guest starred on the RT Podcast with Burnie and Gus on Episode 491.[11] On November 26, 2018 (6 months and three weeks later), Geoff once again guest starred on RT Podcast: Episode 520 with Gus and Burnie.[12]

In late August 2018, Geoff appeared in Rooster Teeth's feature film "Blood Fest" and played a character named "Guns". He also voiced the Postmaster, in Red Dead Redemption II (Video Game) later that same year, on October 26, 2018.

On September 23, 2019 it was announced that Ramsey had been appointed Executive Creative Director of Rooster Teeth, leading strategic creative direction for Rooster Teeth’s direct-to-consumer shows, videos and content, merchandise and businesses and collaborating with Rooster Teeth Studios. He will continue to remain a part of Achievement Hunter but due to his new responsibilities, will appear less frequently and is now less involved in AH shows, videos and content[13]

Tattoos[]

During the series Schooled in 2016, Ramsey made a bet that if the children lost the competition he would get a life sized tattoo of Gavin Free's nose on his body.[14] In another show The Tattooist, Ramsey learns about the history and subculture of tattoos and learns about giving tattoos, with his main goal being able to test out his new skills on his co-workers.[15]

Achievement Hunter: 2008 - present[]

Geoff also works on series such as Achievement Hunter (which he started and runs), with his usual co-host Jack Pattillo, which shows people who watch the shows how to earn Xbox achievements. The series is usually up to date with the latest games and focuses on the most difficult or confusing achievements to get. They then created a weekly update/news show called Achievement Hunter Weekly Update (a.k.a. AHWU).

In late 2010, Geoff and Jack created a game through Halo: Reach's Forge mode called Achievement HORSE, similar to the basketball game that it was named after. This series came out every Wednesday. Gamers sent in maps they had created and Geoff and Jack played them. The first to complete the map wins while the other loses. The loser gains a letter (e.g. Geoff wins round 1, Jack gets the letter H). The loser overall is the person to have lost 5 rounds first, completing the word "horse". Sometimes, Geoff or Jack couldn't attend one of the weekly rounds, and the game was changed to PIG with either Geoff or Jack playing against someone else in the company.

In addition to Achievement HORSE, Geoff and Jack started the very popular Fails of the Weak series. Here, fans could send in funny or interesting video clips containing gameplay footage from Halo games. Each Friday, Geoff and Jack organized a montage of fails and narrated them with their usual antics.

These shows helped jump-start Geoff's success with Achievement Hunter. He currently participates in a majority of the Let's Play videos, which involve him and fellow Achievement Hunters playing a game together, either competing against each other and/or deciding to goof around in the game.

Over the years, Achievement Hunter originally only and focused on Geoff and Jack showing tutorials on achievement guides and Easter eggs found in video games, but has since then, they have grown to eighteen staff members with six main hosts in every video (still Geoff and Jack with the welcoming addition of Ryan Haywood, Michael Jones, Gavin Free and Jeremy Dooley who replaced Ray Narvaez, Jr.) having shifted their attention to comedic "Let's Play" videos, wherein they play video games and provide humorous commentary, as well as other video game-related comedic videos (comedy-style gaming videos) live action comedy sketches. In every video he appears in, Geoff is obviously the boss and leader of the group of hosts with either Jack or Gavin as his right-hand man (Jack being AH's co-founder and co-creator while Gavin helped Geoff originally build Achievement City, being the co-creator) often presenting, assigning, dictating and instructing the scenarios, challenges, goals. instructions, and explaining the rules. Sometimes, he oversees the other five hosts perform while at other times, he too performs in the competition and decides who's the winner, presenting the award to the winner. Geoff was also the general manager of Achievement Hunter until his promotion to being the general manager of Rooster Teeth's "Let's Play" YouTube MCN in early April 2016.

In mid-February 2015, Geoff and Jack debuted Let's Play Live, Rooster Teeth's newest in-person entertainment and gaming concert where Achievement Hunter, Funhaus and other Rooster Teeth staff members perform on-stage in-person live game plays, comedy sketches in front of a live audience crowd. In late October 2015, Geoff, along with Michael, debuted Achievement Hunter's newest podcast Off Topic where he appears as a recurring secondary co-host next to Michael.

In June 2018, Rooster Teeth launched its first pop-up store in Los Angeles featuring a collection of shirts, hoodies, bags, and pins designed by Ramsey.[16]

Let's Play Network: 2016 - present[]

Alongside Luis Medina, Geoffrey was promoted from the Main Head and General Manager of Achievement Hunter to the Rooster Teeth's "Let's Play" gaming YouTube MCN (multi-channel network) on April 8, 2016. That includes managing, co-coordinating overseeing the business growth and production of the newly restocked Let's Play Community and managing and coordinating efforts with Bruce Greene, who manages Funhaus, Craig Craig Skistimas, who now heads Game Attack, Greg Miller (who manages Kinda Funny), formerly Jordan/Kootra who managed The Creatures, James and Aleks who run Cow Chop, JT Music, NoahJ456, LazarBeam and Sugar Pine 7.  Funhaus and ScrewAttack were the only groups besides Achievement Hunter that were owned and operated by Rooster Teeth before Sugar Pine 7's eventual acquirement in 2018.

At his business meetings with co-manager Luis Medina, Geoff represents Achievement Hunter, Bruce (with Adam as his right-hand man), formerly Jordan/Kootra representing The Creatures, LLC, either James or Aleks representing Cow Chop, Greg Miller representing Kinda Funny, Craig now representing Game Attack, in addition to YouTubers Machinima, NoahJ456, LazarBeam, and Steven Suptic (now known as Sugar Pine 7).

Rooster Teeth's Let's Play network has announced some partnerships with other channels, in addition to its own Achievement Hunter, Funhaus, and ScrewAttack divisions. This meant that the branch would provide merchandise, promotion, and other benefits for it's partners.

On March 28, 2016, a partnership with Kinda Funny was announced. It was founded by Rooster Teeth co-founder Geoff Ramsey and is run by Luis Medina with Ramsey. Members of the group appear in Rooster Teeth content, and Kinda Funny merchandise is available on the Rooster Teeth Store. Kinda Funny LIVE! was presented by Let's Play and hosted by Burns. A partnership with The Creatures was announced on April 4, 2016. Immediately after it's formation, Cow Chop was also confirmed to be part of Let's Play. Cow Chop, unlike most of its fellow Let's Play partners, has its own Rooster Teeth website, with exclusive video content. Game Attack, which was initially spun off from ScrewAttack before becoming its own independent entity, is also part of Let's Play. Like Cow Chop, Game Attack also has its own Rooster Teeth website. On May 11 Achievement Hunter announced a partnership between the Let's Play Network and video game publisher Ubisoft. Streams and gameplay videos done by any of the Let's Play family members featuring games published by Ubisoft will be released exclusively on the Ubisoft US YouTube channel. On May 31, 2017, it was announced that YouTubers JT Music, NoahJ456, LazarBeam, and Steven Suptic (now known as Sugar Pine 7) had joined Let's Play, with JT Music being the first of which to have merchandise sold through the RT Store. On July 13, 2017, it was announced that The Creatures would be disbanding, effectively ending their partnership with Let's Play.

Sabbatical (2017-2018), weight loss and sobriety (2017-present)[]

In late February/early March 2017, Geoff took a long sabbatical (extended and paid rest break from his job working the company, basically a temporary retirement before returning to the job and work full-time after about a year) to unwind and spend more time with his family, with Luis Medina being in charge of managing Let's Play.[17] Burnie stated that he was allowed up to one full year but Geoff declined and refuted, heavily implying that he would officially return to duty by late 2017, around RTX London 2017. He also refrained from drinking any alcohol since the beginning of his sabbatical,[18] and now sticks to drinking Coke and Diet Coke. His sobriety was met with unanimous acclaim, with many people lauding Geoff for looking very lively, younger and healthier.[19]

Geoff announced on February 27, 2017 in an episode of AHWU that he would be taking his first ever sabbatical (extended rest break from AH and RT) from Rooster Teeth and Achievement Hunter.[20] He still planned to appear in certain videos, such as Heroes & Halfwits, Relationship Goals, Schooled Season 2 and The Off Topic Podcast in addition to host and appear at the 2017 Let's Play Live East Coast Tour and RTX Austin 2017. He returned to regularly hosting, producing and filming/starring in content just before the 2017 Let's Play Live tour.

On November 16, 2017, Griffon Ramsey announced that she and Geoff were in the process of getting an amicable divorce on good terms due to differing lifestyles and different interests/passions/hobbies taking their lives in different directions.[21] They are still loyal friends on good terms, and will continue to raise their daughter Millie together as well as amicably collaborate on several other projects. In April 2018, Geoff mentioned that he was divorced in a video episode of Let's Play Minecraft on YouTube.[22] As of July 2018, Geoff is in a relationship with Emily Hatfield.[23][24]

Filmography[]

Actor/Self

Year Date Title Role Notes
1994 June 3, 1994 Renaissance Man Soldier (uncredited) Uncredited background voice role[25][26][27][28]
2003–present April 1, 2003 – present Red vs. Blue Dexter Grif (voice)

Zealot (two episodes)

Himself (one episode)[29][30]

Also producer.
2004 February 10, 2004 Unscrewed with Martin Sargent (TV Series) Self - Red vs. Blue, Cracking Passwords and Search Sperts (2004) ... Self (as Geoff Fink)
2003–2006 The Strangerhood The Omnipotent Voice (voice)

Mister Mystery (voice)

Also producer

- Cell Block Duh (2006) ... Mister Mystery (as Geoff Lazer Ramsey)

- Idol Desperation (2005) ... Mister Mystery (as Geoff Lazer Ramsey)

- Sublimination Round (2005) ... Mister Mystery (as Geoff Lazer Ramsey)

- We Have a Floater (2004) ... Mister Mystery (as Geoff Lazer Ramsey)

- The One with the Premise (2004) ... Mister Mystery (as Geoff Lazer Ramsey)

2005 September 30, 2005 - October 19, 2005 PANICS Alpha Squad Member (voice)
2007 June 7, 2007 - July 4, 2007 1-800-Magic Troll 1 (voice)
2007 September 25, 2007 Halo 3 (Video Game) Additional Voices (UNSC Marine voice, as Geoff Lazer Ramsey) On "Heroic" difficulty[31]
2008–present July 6, 2008 – present Achievement Hunter Himself (host, video game entertainer Rooster Teeth gaming division
2009 February 26, 2009 - March 25, 2009 Captain Dynamic (TV Mini-Series) Himself Also producer
2009 9 February 2009 Red vs. Blue: Relocated (TV Mini-Series) Grif - Part Four (2009) ... Grif (voice)

- Part Three (2009) ... Grif (voice)

- Part Two (2009) ... Grif (voice)

- Relocated: Part One (2009) ... Grif (voice)

2009-2011 November 24, 2009 – November 18, 2011; 1 April 2013;

12 November 2014

Rooster Teeth Shorts (TV Series) Geoff/Himself 34 episodes

- Twelve Days of Rooster Teeth (2014) ... Grif

- The Reunion (2013) ... Geoff

- Heavenly Ends (2011) ... Geoff

- Star Struck (2011) ... Geoff

- Rooster Teeth Productions Facility Tour (2011) ... Geoff

- Minor Interruption (2011) ... Geoff

- WikiLeaks Reveals Santa's Naughty List (2010) ... Geoff

- Farewell (2010) ... Geoff

- Non Compliance (2010) ... Geoff

- Fish Wish (2010) ... Geoff

- Haunted Tales of Mystery: A Rooster Teeth Halloween Special (2010) ... Geoff

- Captcha'd (2010) ... Geoff

- Stand Alone (2010) ... Geoff

- Scissors (2010) ... Geoff

- Many Years Ago... (2010) ... Geoff

- Credit Counseling (2010) ... Geoff

- Paper Cut (2010) ... Geoff

- Bloopers (2010) ... Geoff

- Seconds (2010) ... Geoff

- Downstairs (2010) ... Geoff

- Conspiracy Weary (2009) ... Geoff

- Chain of Thought (2009) ... Geoff

- Pongo! (2009) ... Geoff

- Secret Door (2009) ... Geoff

- Blur (2009) ... Geoff

- Behind RT Shorts: Dress Rehearsal (2009) ... Geoff

- Mixed Messages (2009) ... Geoff

- Gratuities are Appreciated (2009) ... Geoff

- Lunch Bunch (2009) ... Geoff

- Crazy Dream (2009) ... Geoff

- Random, Mandatory (2009) ... Geoff

- Dev Cycle (2009) ... Geoff

- Writer's Balk (2009) ... Geoff

- The Recording Session (2009) ... Geoff

2009 November 24, 2009 Rooster Teeth Shorts: Volume One (Video) Geoff (as Geoff Fink)
2010-2011 April 5, 2010 - June 17, 2011 Immersion (TV Series) Self 6 episodes

- Horde Mode (2011) ... Self

- Zombie Headshots (2011) ... Self

- Video Game Foods (2010) ... Self

- Video Game Inventory Systems (2010) ... Self

- Side Scrolling in Real Life (2010) ... Self

- The Video Game Car (2010) ... Self

2010 November 22, 2010 Rooster Teeth Shorts: Volume Two (Video) Geoff (as Geoff Fink)
2011 September 2011 - present RT Life (TV Series) Self
2011 13 November 2011 Red vs. Blue: MIA (TV Mini-Series) Grif (voice)
2011 15 November 2011 Rooster Teeth Shorts: Volume Three (Video) Geoff (as Geoff Lazer Ramsey)
2012 January 2012 The Best Red vs. Blue. Ever. Of All Time (Video) Grif (voice)
2012 14 April 2012 Red vs. Blue: Where There's a Will, There's a Wall (TV Mini-Series) Grif 3 episodes...Grif (voice)
2014 December 4, 2014 - December 18, 2014 X-Ray and Vav (Web Series) The Corpirate (voice) 3 episodes

- Storm the Tower (2014) ... Corpirate (voice, as Geoff Lazer Ramsey)

- Evil Unlocked (2014) ... Corpirate (voice, as Geoff Lazer Ramsey)

- Operation: Rescue Friend (2014) ... Corpirate (voice)

2015–present November 2015 – present Off Topic Himself - Host/Guest (also executive producer)

114 episodes

2014-2017 November 27, 2014 - May 14, 2017 On The Spot (Web Series) Himself - Geoff Ramsey Returns! (2017) ... Self

- Funhaus Takes on the Fart Whisperer and Hogwarts (2015) ... Self (uncredited)

- Team Clunge Plunge vs. Team Clunge Sponge (2015) ... Self (as Geoff Lazer Ramsey)

- Team CSC vs. Team R&R Connection (2014) ... Self (uncredited)

2015 14 September 2015  Let's Play Live: The Documentary (Documentary short) Self Rooster Teeth Documentary (RT Docs)
2015 October 4, 2015 Rooster Teeth Entertainment System (TV Series) Guest (Himself) 1 episode

- Titanic 2 World Premiere (2015) ... Guest

2016 16 January 2016 The Best Ever! (TV Series) Self - The Worst Ever! Final Boss (2016) ... Self
2016-2017 April 29, 2016 - September 8, 2017 Theater Mode (TV Series) Self - Blood Orgy at Beaver Lake (2017) ... Self

- The Thingy (2017) ... Self

- The Chosen One: Legend of the Raven (2017) ... Self

- Lust for Freedom (2017) ... Self

- In the Dark (2017) ... Self

- The Slashening (2017) ... Self

- Monster in the Closet (2017) ... Self

- Luther the Geek (2017) ... Self

- Dead Walkers: Rise of the 4th Reich (2017) ... Self

- The Other Side (2017) ... Self

- Zombie Croc (2017) ... Self

- Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (2016) ... Self

- Frostbiter: Wrath of the Wendigo (2016) ... Self

- Beware: Children at Play (2016) ... Self

- Surf Nazis Must Die (2016) ... Self

- 10 Grams (2016) ... Self

- Time Barbarians (2016) ... Self

- Curse of the Cannibal Confederates (2016) ... Self

- Atrocity (2016) ... Self

- Zombie Isle (2016) ... Self

- ThanksKilling 3 (2016) ... Self

- Crazy Bitches (2016) ... Self

- Slink (2016) ... Self

- ThanksKilling (2016) ... Self

2016–2018 June 9, 2016 – July 4, 2018 Heroes & Halfwits (Web Series) Bo Jingles/Himself 48 episodes
2016 July 30, 2016 Death Battle (TV Series) Grif (voice) 1 episode

- The Meta VS Agent Carolina (2016) ... Grif (voice)

2016 August 23, 2016 Worms W.M.D. (Video Game) Worm voices
2016 December 1, 2016 Let's Play - Uno: The Movie (Film) Geoff
2017 January 16, 2017 – March 6, 2017 The Eleven Little Roosters (Web Mini-Series) Boomerang Geoff 7 episodes

- Mission Critical (2017) ... Boomerang Geoff

- Born Identities (2017) ... Boomerang Geoff

- Rogue Nation (2017) ... Boomerang Geoff

- The Most Dangerous Game (2017) ... Boomerang Geoff

- Recon Rebirth (2017) ... Boomerang Geoff

- Honor Among Assasins (2017) ... Boomerang Geoff

- Spy Games (2017) ... Boomerang Geoff

2017/I 24 March 2017  The Tattooist (Documentary) Self
2016-2017 October 3, 2016 - 17 May 2017 Schooled (TV Series) Geoff - Host / Geoff - Coach 19 episodes

- Episode #2.10 (2017) ... Geoff - Host

- Hot Pepper Challenge (2017) ... Geoff - Host

- The Final Challenge (2017) ... Geoff - Host

- Wall of Punishment (2017) ... Geoff - Host

- Winner, Winner, Chicken Dinner! (2017) ... Geoff - Host

- Shenanigans! (2017) ... Geoff - Host

- I Guess I'm Ready? (2017) ... Geoff - Host

- Know Thy Enemy (2017) ... Geoff - Host

- Swiss Forking Cheese! (2017) ... Geoff - Host

- We Punish Defeat (2017) ... Geoff - Host

- Geoff's Fate is Decided (2016) ... Geoff - Coach

- Going Undercover (2016) ... Geoff - Coach

- Put Em' to the Test (2016) ... Geoff - Coach

- Real-life Experience (2016) ... Geoff - Coach

- Become One With Your Animal (2016) ... Geoff - Coach

- Hyper-Focused Distraction Aversion Training (2016) ... Geoff - Coach

- A Bird in the Hand (2016) ... Geoff - Coach

- Ultimate Chicken Horse 101 (2016) ... Geoff - Coach

- Let the Games Begin (2016) ... Geoff - Coach

2017 June 7, 2017 Kinda Funny: The Animated Series (TV Mini-Series) Himself - Dungeons and Dragons and Snack 'Ems (2017) ... (voice)
2017 November 28, 2017 Always Open (TV Series) Himself - Geoff Becomes Our Best Friend (2017) ... Self
2018 April 1, 2018 Why We're Here: 15 Years of Rooster Teeth (TV Movie documentary) Himself RT Docs
2018 August 31, 2018 Blood Fest Guns Rooster Teeth film
2018 April 9, 2018 Lifestyle Classic (TV Series) Geoff/Himself
2018 -  2020 May 17, 2018 - present Achievement Haunter (TV Series) Himself - Michelham Priory Pt. 1 (2020)

- Missouri State Penitentiary (2018) ... Self

- Pioneer Village (2018) ... Self

- The Hell-Fire Caves (2018) ... Self

- Long Leaf Sawmill (2018) ... Self

- The Magnolia Hotel (2018) ... Self

- The Hanging Jail (2018) ... Self

- Shreveport Auditorium/Oakland Cemetery (2018) ... Self

- Yorktown Memorial Hospital (2018) ... Self

2017-2018 May 18, 2017 - August 17, 2018 Sugar Pine 7 (TV Series short) Geoff/Himself - Drunk at work. (2018) ... Geoff

- Drake came to RTX? (2018) ... Geoff

- Cow Chop Surprise. (2018) ... Geoff

- I ripped off Geoff Ramsey, and YOU CAN TOO! (2018) ... Geoff

- Fired from Rooster Teeth, Part II (2017) ... Geoff

- It's Our Money and We Want It Now. (2017) ... Geoff (voice)

- Funhaus. Volleyball. The Real Story... (2017) ... Geoff

- Rooster Teeth Eats World (2017) ... Geoff

2018 26 October 2018 Red Dead Redemption II (Video Game) Train Station Clerk (voice, as Geoffrey Lazar Ramsey)
2018 29 November 2018 Million Dollars, But... (TV Series) Self - Animated Holiday Special! (2018) ... Self (voice)
2019 March-April 2019 The Weird Place (TV Series) Geoff/Himself - A Reverse Birth (2019)

- Here's What We Know About This So Far (2019)

- That's Not What You Said at the Market, Martha (2019)

- Definitely Not Mops (2019)

2019 22 March 2019 Waiting for the Punchline (Documentary) Self RT Docs
2018-2019 21 August 2018 - 22 May 2019 Hardcore Tabletop (TV Series) Self - Banker Live action monopoly game

15 episodes

- Deadly Doubles (2019) ... Self - Banker

- Crass Capitalism (2019) ... Self - Banker

- Against the Ropes (2019) ... Self - Banker

- Mind Games (2019) ... Self - Banker

- Front Stabbing (2019) ... Self - Banker

- Deals and Doubles (2019) ... Self - Banker

- Welcome to the Painstation (2019) ... Self - Banker

- The Power of 7 (2018) ... Self - Banker

- Luck's Pendulum (2018) ... Self - Banker

- The Turn (2018) ... Self - Banker

- Allies & Auctions (2018) ... Self - Banker

- The Player Killer (2018) ... Self - Banker

- Roll with Caution (2018) ... Self - Banker

- The Properties are Lava (2018) ... Self - Banker

- Box Rules & Bankrolls (2018) ... Self - Banker

2019 July 5, 2019 Infestation (TV Series documentary) Self RT Docs
2019 July 7, 2019 Murder Room (TV Series) Self - Council Member - The Final Kill (2019) ... Self - Council Member
2019 27 July 2019 Camp Camp (TV Series) Weird Larry - Camp Loser Says What? (2019) ... Weird Larry (voice)
2018-2019 November 29, 2018 - August 1, 2019 A Good Omen (TV Mini-Series documentary) Self
2019 November 11, 2019 Jack Bag 8 (Short) Self
2019 November 2019 Achievement Hunter: The Musical (Video short) Self
2008-2020 December 9, 2008 - present The Rooster Teeth Podcast (TV Series)
2020 18 March 2020 Jenga: The Movie (Video) Geoff/Himself

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

Let's Play Minecraft[]

  • Geoff was the first person to kill another person in Let's Play Minecraft. (Michael)
  • Geoff's Minecraft skin is Master Chief, likely as a reference to his role in Red vs. Blue. He twice put himself on Red Team because of this role in two maps made by then-community member Matt Bragg (Mineball, episode 18, and Grifball (Geoff voicing the titular Grif), episode 22).
  • His pig was originally named Pig, but he soon changed it to Giplicker.
  • Geoff makes mating calls when creepers are close.
  • In Episode 44, he was the first one to find the Tower of Pimps, but when he threw an Ender Pearl to head back, he accidentally teleported into lava WITH the Tower and died, forcing the lads to have to reset the game.
    • He landed in lava in the next run as well but he didn't get the Tower at that moment.
  • Geoff currently has the longest gap between Tower wins; his last Tower win was in Episode 32 and he would not win the Tower again until Episode 71 (Over 9 months after his previous Tower win). He has since won Episodes 86, 92 and 102.
  • Most every man for himself Minecraft Tower of Pimps episodes have Geoff not competing, stating he has an unfair advantage in those competitions. That unfair advantage wasn't present in Episode 86 because although he and Gavin created the episode's safe house, he never placed any target materials into the world.
  • Lately Geoff has been playing the role of a shopkeeper, since Episodes 93 and 99 required players to buy their stuff from him to complete the challenges and he was the banker in Episode 95, 110, 120(Monopoly). Ryan's attempts in Episode 93 to steal money from Geoff's Farming and Mercantile Supply store was referenced in Episode 99 when Geoff said his Nether branch was Ryan-proofed.
  • Even before a change in build height limit, Geoff's house in Downtown Achievement City was clearly the tallest, often referred to as a 'monolith'. Episodes 81, 83, and 85 were spent increasing his house's height back to the build height limit. Ray later revealed a few episodes later that they had to trim it down quite significantly as Geoff's house at the new build limit actually broke the game and made it almost unplayable.
    • The issue is widely believed to have struck back with a vengeance by Episode 247, hence why most videos since then have been in Sky Factory, followed by Achieveland becoming the new main world for a time.
  • Has told many stories about hitting things with cars at RTX, a rooster teeth event, one of which was a deer, which he hit while driving back from Griffon's house.

Other[]

  • In an earlier podcast Geoff admitted to giving a standing ovation at the end of Rocky V.
  • He "knighted" himself in Let's Play Fuel Part 2.
    • Only to be the first person to be taken out by a console freeze.
  • Geoff is known to be very protective of his daughter, Millie, normally unable to watch or play games that involve a little girl in peril. This is shown when he was unable to get past the first 20 seconds of the Dead Island Announcement Trailer. It is also for this reason that he refuses to play the campaign of The Last of Us, though he has taken part in the Let's Plays featuring it's multiplayer mode.
  • In the second episode of Chump, it is revealed that Geoff once worked at a hair salon, but was fired for gossiping too much.
  • Geoff had a previous marriage prior to his marriage to Griffon. The circumstances of this marriage are rarely discussed, although he has openly regarded it as a very negative time in his life.
  • Geoff is known for his body art, particularly the numerous tattoos that cover his arms and hands. Because of this he, while voicing Grif, was the side advocating in favor of tattoos during a PSA from Red vs Blue.
  • Back when Rooster Teeth was only six people, Geoff learned to handle the Xbox controller with his feet so it'd be easier for him to machinimate a second character.
  • Geoff is sometimes called Go-eff by Gavin after getting his name wrong on a sign in an Early Let's Play. The Fake AH Crew then named Geoff's car ''The Go-eff'' which is also his license plate for the car.
  • In an early 2014 episode of AHWU, Geoff announced that he no longer drinks. However, in Let's Play Minecraft Episode 92 (Iron Golem), he stated that he started again after he and Griffon established a "designated drinking day."
  • Cops and Crooks Part 1 didn't fare too good on Geoff; his HUD was off in round one, Jack waited for him to get into his car in round two which resulted in both Gents getting killed, he respawned in front of an incoming Michael (who had just killed him seconds prior) as Ryan was going by in round four, Michael killed him just as he got into the getaway boat in round six (after Ryan took out Ray, the first lad there, to give Geoff some time), was killed from behind by Ray in round seven while trying to hide from Gavin and Michael, and twice in the episode he and both his teammates were simultaneously blown up by a non-Gavin-wielded RPG (Ray in round five, Michael in round eight; Gavin was behind the wheel of a nearby vehicle both times). He would later be team-killed twice in later Cops 'n' Crooks episodes (by Jack in the second-to-last game of Part 4, which resulted in his team winning that game, and once by Ryan in three separate team-killing incidents in Part 3).
  • In Lone Wolf Biker Geoff earned the title of Lone Wolf Biker twice without killing the previous Lone Wolf, who would kill him with Ray nearby both times it happened (Ryan died in an explosion with Michael, Ray, and Gavin hot on his tail the first time - only Michael, who killed Ray by accident, survived the chaos as Gavin exploded almost immediately upon entering the equation - and Michael died on contact with a low wall the second time). On four separate occasions in the episode Geoff ended up driving into water, one of which he was immediately joined by Lone Wolf Biker Ray (which resulted in one of Gavin's Fail-Filled Moments), and immediately flipped a car once he got it. His round two time as Lone Wolf Biker was under ten seconds - considering there were less than ten seconds left in the game when he took the title, avoiding a tie with Gavin (whose only Lone Wolf Biker-related death was by Michael, who had been the Lone Wolf at the time).
  • In Minecraft Episode 111, Geoff stated that he wet the bed until age 7.
  • In VS Episode 72: Lindsay vs. Geoff, Millie revealed to the world that Geoff's Favorite Color is actually Blue, contradicting his role as Grif on the Red Team in RvB.
  • During the Saints Row 3 Let's Play with Michael,Geoff only killed enemies and pedestrians by punching them in their groin. During later episodes Geoff began to forget about this.
  • He is left handed. This helped him win the lefty race from One-Handed Race.
  • Geoff has repeatedly stated he is the only member of Achievement Hunter cast to not have a role in RWBY. Jack voices Junior, Ryan voices Professor Port, Gavin voices Scarlet, and Michael voices Sun Wukong (as well as Lindsay voicing the lead, Ruby). Only Jeremy has yet to appear. 
    • In a Q&A with users on his page, Geoff stated he's "Just waiting to be asked" to voice a character in the show.[32]
  • In episode 15 of "Happy Hour", titled Piper Cleaners and Dog Tags, Geoff displayed his ability to make his dog tag chain go through his nose and out his mouth, but clogged the sink with vomit in the process, which thoroughly pissed Griffon off. 
  • His character from X-Ray and Vav, the Corpirate, originated from WWE '13 as his custom character. The character returned for WWE 2K14 as vacation-themed 'Yarrgarita', and his cousin Sloth would appear in the Corpirate's place in WWE 2K16.
    • The Corpirate is the only one of five main X-Ray and Vav characters with an origin to himself; Mogar (Michael) and the Mad King (Ryan) both originated from Minecraft, as did the running joke that led to TWO Flynt Coal characters (one in X-Ray and Vav, with a pet rock named after Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, and one in RWBY), while an achievement guide for Halo 4 led to the titular duo. 
  • Geoff is one of two people to be on both sides of a team kill in the same video with the same person, the other being Trevor.
    • He shot Trevor first, claiming he moved, and after Trevor killed him he said they were 'even'. 
  • Geoff has two ex-wives. His marriage with his first wife, Sarah, reportedly ended poorly. In his marriage with Griffon, he had Millie. They then amicably split in 2017.
  • As a prank, Geoff scratched up Jack's desk using a knife. When it was pointed out that Jack had made the desk with his father, Geoff looked up with an expression of shock, dread, and possibly regret. He then continued as if nothing happened, carving in Jeremy's initials to let him take the blame.
  • During some games, Geoff's aiming skills are HORRIFIC AND EXTREMELY BAD. This is shown in a GTA video entitled "Mario Bag", where he wasn't able to kill Ryan with a rocket launcher when the latter was on foot. Making this even worse is in a Gmod Murder video, where he flubbed his shot on Michael when he was an easy target. Perhaps his worse moment was in another Gmod murder video, where Geoff tried to shoot Ryan the killer, but missed. While he was three feet away from him and standing still. All of those moments goes to show how bad Geoff is at aiming.
    • His driving is not much better if he's alone in the lead at the time, which the others call "Geoffing it".
  • Geoff has had way to many accidents concerning animals and/or vehicles, to the point where Ryan has called him the "Most Successful Accidental Hunter" and has questioned how Geoff is still a free man:
    • When Geoff was dating Griffon, he ran over a deer. Upon panicking and calling Griffon for instructions, she told him to back up and mercy-kill the deer. After Geoff lined up his truck and floored it, the deer jumped back up and ran away, only for a second deer to get in Geoff's way and get hit. Both deer reportedly survived.
    • One particularly cold day, Geoff had to cross a bridge where a deer was standing. By the time Geoff noticed the deer, he had gained too much speed to prevent himself from hitting the deer. The deer proceeded to jump over the side of the bridge.
    • While walking through a snowy field around the time he was dating Griffon, Geoff was cornered by two dogs intent on hunting him. Geoff looked around for anything to defend himself only to find a hammer at his feet. The dogs ran away when he threatened them with said hammer.
    • At some point before dating Griffon, Geoff ran over a cat. When he looked in his rearview mirror, the cat was gone. Geoff drove to a car wash and located the dead cat lodged in his wheel-well, which he dislodged with a power-washer.
    • Back when he was a teenager, Geoff was driving early in the morning with his friends when he fell asleep at the wheel. He was woken up by the scream of a man diving into a roadside ditch to prevent getting run over by Geoff.
    • As a teen, Geof once got distracted by a cute girl walking while he was driving. He heard a horn honk, but didn't react until the third honk to notice he had leaned into the opposite lane and nearly crashed into a van which swerved into a ditch to avoid Geoff.

External links[]

References[]

  1. https://twitter.com/griffonramsey/status/931301334363631616?lang=en
  2. https://www.reddit.com/r/roosterteeth/comments/d952hx/geoff_ill_be_doing_a_qa_ama_over_on_the_rt_site/
  3. https://twitter.com/geofflramsey/status/1176878557727006721?s=21
  4. https://www.reddit.com/r/roosterteeth/comments/dzvjgy/just_a_post_about_a_man_that_overcame_so_much/
  5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8eEzU-zu3s
  6. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth310068/m1/6/zoom/
  7. https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/events/fan-theory/2017/04/21/geoff-ramsey-michael-jones-talk-play-live/100737244/
  8. https://www.reddit.com/r/roosterteeth/comments/de55rm/found_geoff_thanked_in_the_catch22_album_alone_in/#f2s2eob
  9. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h3i9kAnkR8
  10. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8st_36Rx-A
  11. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRauyA_CK94
  12. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTGMcd3d5ck
  13. https://variety.com/2019/digital/news/rooster-teeth-jordan-levin-matt-hullum-1203347749/
  14. https://www.forbes.com/forbes/welcome/?toURL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/breebrouwer/2016/10/03/rooster-teeth-geoff-ramsey-millie-ramsey-schooled/&refURL=https://en.wikipedia.org/&referrer=https://en.wikipedia.org/#4506b3f23e52
  15. http://www.indiewire.com/2017/03/rooster-teeth-exclusive-trailer-tattooist-watch-documentary-1201794452/
  16. https://www.tubefilter.com/2018/06/13/rooster-teeth-first-pop-up-geoff-ramsey/
  17. https://www.reddit.com/r/roosterteeth/comments/71vss7/im_so_proud_of_my_punk_dad/
  18. https://twitter.com/GeoffLRamsey/status/1107357853357170695
  19. https://www.reddit.com/r/roosterteeth/comments/67s3g3/dead_geoff_vs_happy_geoff/
  20. https://youtu.be/qUlL6ilGB9Y?t=11m21s
  21. https://www.reddit.com/r/roosterteeth/comments/7dfppi/griffon_and_geoff_are_getting_a_divorce/
  22. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVjEhalxtE8
  23. https://www.reddit.com/r/Achievement_Hunter/comments/ak8w7a/so_happy_to_see_geoff_so_happy_hope_he_doesnt/
  24. https://www.instagram.com/p/CCJNZvPjCsK/
  25. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHYeDqEngxU
  26. https://www.reddit.com/r/roosterteeth/comments/3usx5o/geoff_said_that_he_appeared_in_the_movie/
  27. https://www.reddit.com/r/roosterteeth/comments/2zy31f/geoffs_movie_role_as_an_extra/
  28. https://www.reddit.com/r/TipOfMyRooster/comments/3v1nzo/video_in_which_geoff_mentions_being_in/
  29. http://roosterteeth.com/episode/red-vs-blue-season-14-episode-24
  30. https://web.archive.org/web/20160731181252/https://www.penny-arcade.com/news/post/2007/11/12/pokemon-night-and-cp
  31. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlLQA13mNqs
  32. HEY 2018! WANNA DO AN AMA?

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