Creators who left the upload button for cable networks and streaming deals. Some brought their audience along; some found a new one.
1Beast GamesMrBeast's Prime Video competition with 1,000 contestants and a $5 million prize.1000pts
2Ms. RachelRachel Accurso's toddler-learning videos, which jumped from YouTube to Netflix in 2025.786pts
3RWBYRooster Teeth's anime-styled series about four huntresses in training, created by Monty Oum.643pts
4InsideThe Sidemen's Netflix reality competition in which contestants are locked in a house to win money.409pts
5Red vs. BlueRooster Teeth's long-running Halo machinima comedy about two hapless armies in a box canyon.409pts
6The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying OrangeCartoon Network series that brought Dane Boedigheimer's talking fruit from YouTube to TV.300pts
7Escape the NightJoey Graceffa's murder-mystery competition in which YouTubers are 'killed off' each episode.300pts
8The Dude Perfect ShowThe trick-shot crew's 2016 CMT series of stunts, battles and backyard competitions.300pts
9Ryan's Mystery PlaydateNick Jr. series starring Ryan Kaji of Ryan's World, solving clues to find a celebrity guest.0pts
10Mark Rober's CrunchLabsNetflix series built from Mark Rober's engineering videos, launched in November 2025.0pts
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Opposite routes to TV for two #TeamSeas co-founders, a $5 million competition and a re-cut YouTube archive: https://youpick.best/articles/mark-rober-ranked-many-ways
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