2ndJerma clocks in for a very haunted mortuary shift
Jack Clishem's edit of an older Mortuary Assistant stream was the most-watched of six new uploads.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Jerma's Dead-End Job
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- 0:22Jerma opens The Mortuary Assistant and starts a new shift.
- 2:04Moving a body into cold storage becomes an early struggle with the controls.
- 6:18Embalming duties prompt Jerma to propose a cannon-based alternative for himself.
- 15:10Raymond warns Rebecca about possession and explains how to identify the demon.
- 19:18Jerma's first furnace decision brings an immediate supernatural response.
How carefully does Jerma follow instructions when a demon is involved? In "Jerma's Dead-End Job," the game asks him to identify the demon and burn the correct body. His alternative: "Just burn them all!"
The Mortuary Assistant highlights, edited by Jack Clishem from the older "Mortuary Morty" stream, reached nearly a quarter-million views. Before the supernatural trouble takes over, there are controls to wrestle with and embalming procedures to learn. Jerma's own preferred alternative to embalming involves being fired from a cannon. It's a workplace horror game with an employee who keeps supplying his own distractions.
Viewers pick up on that contrast: one points out his reaction to a falling bottle compared with the demons, while another describes him missing a figure in the window during the cannon discussion. Others are hoping that continued edits of older streams might eventually bring more Nancy Drew highlights.
The archive supplied another new upload in "A Night with Hotel Jimmy," which had a slightly bigger first day than the mortuary edit and now has the channel's strongest daily momentum. "The Gilspector" follows it in current viewing pace. Donnie's NoPixel adventures also supplied "Donnie Driver (Well not exactly)" and "Donnie Barks Like a Dog," while "Macromedia Mania" dipped into Flash games with an edit by Swizzlybubbles.
Across 2ndJerma, weekly viewing added roughly 1.3 million views, with subscribers unchanged. Daily viewing is currently below its usual level. Nearby stream-highlight channels had varied weeks: BarleyTheBurr saw substantial growth, while HECZ and QTCinderella had smaller weekly audiences. For 2ndJerma, the freshest viewing momentum belongs to Hotel Jimmy, even as the mortuary shift holds the week's largest new-upload total.
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What viewers say
Jerma had a bigger reaction to a bottle falling off a counter than literal demons
@crawlerieSee it on YouTubeThe fact that old streams are still getting edits gives me hope edits that of the rest of the Nancy Drew games will one day get uploaded here
@hada__02See it on YouTubeI love the idea of a demon knocking on the window and this guy just yelling at him to shut up.
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10:44 he really missed the dude in the window because he was yapping about being shot out of a cannon
@roshputinSee it on YouTubeI can't believe this story you're telling me, it's macabre!
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The videos drawing views on 2ndJerma right now
- Channel
- 2ndJerma
- Subscribers
- 901,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,344,842
- Videos published this week
- 6
- Video published
- October 29, 2026
- Video views so far
- 246,612
- Views on its first day
- 114,067
The numbers
Here is how 2ndJerma's week looks in views and subscribers.
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Which horror game supplies the gameplay in "Jerma's Dead-End Job"?
The upload edits Jerma's older stream of The Mortuary Assistant.







