A Master Chief action figurine comes to life and plays the Halo 3 Beta on Xbox 360.

Unable to play the Halo 3 Beta, Master Chief decides to play Halo 2.

He's back, and with an acid tongue! Master Chief is having a hell of a time playing Jon's copy of Halo 3 while he's out of the house, and is still as bad as ever. That is until he gets a lucky headshot and thinks he's the best Halo 3 player in existence!

When the Arbiter makes a bet with Master Chief whether or not he can create a good machinima, Master Chief fails among the usual gang, but is picked up by an eccentric movie producer in Los Angeles who eventually requests that Master Chief relocate to the City of Angels. Will Master Chief fail miserably, or end up living up to his expectations in Los Angeles, leaving Todd, Travis, Cortana and his only true friend, the Arbiter, behind him?

"Arby 'n' the Chief" series finale. Things are heading downhill at the apartment. During a game of Halo 3, the Arbiter discovers he's falling to pieces and begins suffering from a mid-life crisis, and he along with Master Chief, they begin examining their lives. On top of that, Jon's failure to pay rent has forced him to rent out his spare room to another tenant, specifically Scott, a disgusting douchebag with a giant black afro to match the blackness of his heart who, unbeknownst to Master Chief or The Arbiter at first, is wanted for hacking on online games in addition to smuggling cocaine between Canada and Russia for sixteen years, and is also being pursued by a Russian agent of the KGB determined to settle a personal score with him.

The Arbiter and Greg, the mute tarantula newcomer, compete in a game of Scrabble on Christmas Eve, and Master Chief wants to join in.

The episode begins with Arbiter explaining that rather than a Season 6 or Hypermail episode, this is a short video made because Jon is very tired because of having to work on both classes and Arby 'n' the Chief, and he didn't have time to get the next episode finished. In the background Jon can be seen sleeping. Chief arrives with a shaver deciding that he is going to shave Jon. Arbiter stops him, as usual. While Arbiter continues to explain to the viewers, Chief sticks a pencil in Jon's ear. Arbiter once again tells him to stop. Arbiter then explains what is going to happen over the next two weeks, and then the video ends with Arbiter hearing scissors, and looking to see Chief giving Jon a haircuit. He goes to stop him.

The short starts with Arbiter searching the house for Chief, as they have to film a second Arby 'n' the Chief short. He finds Chief masturbating to porn. Disgusted, he tells Chief that they need to film another short. Chief tells him that they already made one two weeks ago. Arbiter explains that Jon has fallen behind on his production schedule again. Chief says that Jon is lazy, and decides that he is going to beat him. Arbiter convinces him out of it. Chief says that everyone is going to be angry about it, but Arbiter says that if they do something funny, it won't be that bad. They go to film it, but they can't think of anything to do. Arbiter just tells Chief to do the first thing that comes to his mind. Chief starts dancing. Arbiter, disappointed, sighs and says "Bring on the hate mail.".

The episode begins with Chief having just finished playing Halo: Reach for seventeen hours. He wonders what to do next, and decides to play more Halo. He goes to the TV, to find Arbiter getting out Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, a game that he is very excited to play. After a quick conversation about Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, which Chief seems to have a little knowledge about, Arbiter realizes that the Wii remote needs new batteries, and goes off to change them. While he isn't there, Chief goes to the Skyward Sword case and takes the disc out, and snaps it. However, when Arbiter gets back, it turns out that Skyward Sword was in the Wii. Chief asks what was in the case. Arbiter tells him that he put Halo: Reach in there because he couldn't find the case. Chief stares at Arbiter, being completely silent.

A special video narrated by Arby 'n' the Chief writer/director Jon CJG outlining the process of the production of an episode from conception to final product.

Master Chief and the Arbiter pin up their Christmas stockings for Santa on Christmas Eve.

The Arbiter is rudely awakened in the middle of the night on Christmas eve by the sounds of Halo gameplay and Master Chief's cussing.

The second part of a special video narrated by Arby 'n' the Chief writer/director Jon CJG outlining the process of the production of an episode from conception to final product.

Arbiter is playing The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. Master Chief enters the room wanting to play more Halo, saying that Arbiter's 10 minutes is up. Arbiter says that he thinks that the amount of time Arbiter gets compared to Chief is not fair. Chief calls Arbiter a traitor to Bungie because the two of them were both from the Halo franchise and he is playing games made by Nintendo. Chief watches Arbiter play for a bit and then decides that he wants to give it a try, to see if it is as bad Ocarina of Time. After playing for a short amount of time, he decides that it is worse than Ocarina of Time. He tells Arbiter to stop playing so that he can play Halo. Arbiter tells him to let him save his game first, but then Chief unplugs the Wii.

It is nighttime in Jon's Apartment, and both Master Chief and Arbiter are sitting in the tub surrounded by candles, telling ghost stories. Master Chief tells his story about 2 guys who enter a haunted house with a ghost inside of it, but the story is predictably terrible as Arbiter points out. Arbiter then tells a "story," scarcastically retelling the events of Chief telling him the story, which only disappoints Chief. Arbiter then proceeds to tell a story about how someone bought a PlayStation, a Wii, and an Xbox, along with every single game for it, except for Xbox-Live and Halo. This sends Chief running out of the bathroom, screaming in horror.

The Master Chief action figure from the web series Arby 'n' the Chief plays through Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare on his own live stream show in his human owner Jon's absence.