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Just got into AoW. I'm listening to some older episodes and the best tidbit I've heard so far is that Dean Ambrose and Big Cass used to be roommates and also Cass is a great singer. Any classic episodes that are Must Listen?

People would much rather bitch about it, then do the work themselves.The internet summarized.

Taste is subjective, but definitely.

Piper was one of the guys that got me into wrestling in the first place. Even in his less than coherent later years I was still a fan. I'm gonna miss him. RIP. Edit: He's also the guy who got me into cheesy 80s movies, which has provided me with a cool income occasionally. I owe him a lot.

Dusty's Driving Lessons is the great lost reality show of our time.

I was gonna come here to complain that Sasha/Paige should've been saved for PPV, but instead I'm just happy that I can even have that gripe. I look forward to divas matches now! I love that!

Is this like that time Limp Bizkit "auditioned" guitarists by having them provide recordings of original riffs, and then stole all the riffs and hired their pal? Wait, is this a chance to actually book TNA?!

If they're going to bring in an outside talent, they should clearly bring in the top performer on Destination America...Psychic Bigfoot.

Is there a Sam Roberts story that I missed that makes him a douche? He always seems like a genuine and affable dude.

"Whoa, wait a minute, Scott. What are you talking about? What happens to us in the future? What, do we become assholes or something?" "Nonononono, KUSHIDA. You and Jennifer turn out fine. It's your kids, KUSHIDA. Something's gotta be done about your kids!" "What happened to th-" "THEY'RE FAT."

According to my copy of Smackdown vs RAW: Bring the Pain, nothing.

It was a WWF house show in Victoria, BC. I looked on Cagematch and it must be the 05/03/94 one even though I have absolutely no memory of Luger and Bret vs Owen and Yoko and that's the only match listed. Edit: except Goldust wasn't in the company until the following year. But him vs Sid isn't on the other cards Cagematch lists. Mayhaps my mind is failing me.

Speaking of Beast in the East, I can't believe it took Scott Kieth to point it out to me but the reason why I enjoyed that special so much was the camera work. The lack of in and out crash zooms did a lot for that show.

I've come to think of the US Open Challenge as Cena vs the Internet and while Cena has been victorious so far, in reality we're all winning.

Nope. In fact, I'd say that's one of the most rational reasons to dislike someone there is.

I told my friend last night I couldn't meet him at a bar cause I wanted to watch RAW and he asked how long that would take and I said 3 hours and he started laughing and wouldn't stop. Anyway, good show.

My one and only E-Fed run was with a shitty indie masked guy called El Goblin. His career was short lived as the fed folded before he could even have a match. He still sits at home, waiting for the call...

Watanabe has got to be the dullest wrestler on TV these days but the rest of the show I liked. The more I see reDRagon the more I like them, but I do think they'll be more successful as singles guys. O'Reilly had a good run in Japan recently, but has Bobby Fish ever had a break out singles match? I'd like to check one out.

That's his Boston accent sneaking out.

Between JRs show this week and his frequent appearances on Taz's, Mike Tenay is turning into one of my favourite podcast guests.

Khali's English gets a bit better further in when he relaxes a little but not by much. I listened to the whole thing and you're not really missing out on any great stories or anything.

Maybe Kofi is Brock's road beef too.

I have a hunch you might have a fair amount of backup on that opinion.

Check Harper snapping off a rana like he ain't 6' 4".

Cesaro v Harper Best of a Million Series please. Cool, thanks.