Mister TV

Yep, people in the Penn State Athletic Dept. and State College were supposedly making jokes about Sandusky back in the 70's.

Slaughter had cooled off a lot once he moved on from Sheiky Baby and started working with Volkoff in the fall of 1984, by the time he left in December he was #4 behind Hogan, Superfly & JYD. It's pretty wild that the run that made him a household name only lasted around 10 months. The McMahon's have always wanted a massive cut of any side deals, in Bruno's book he talks about Linda calling him up demanding a cut of what Bruno got for the Bally's Atlantic City commercials, Bruno wasn't working for the WWF at the time and the McMahon's had no part in him getting the commercial.

The USFL 2.0 is basically a rebranded Spring League.

They matched up Baba and other Japanese stars with someone like Brown since they're coming over to go over, Brown isn't going to lose any heat by jobbing to Baba.

The tag belts look like something from the late 90’s and don’t mix with the World singles belts. The TNT belt looks good but looked better with the red strap.

The Islanders new arena that's right next to Belmont Park is getting ready to open, if they're announcing the SummerSlam location during the Belmont there's a chance it's going to be at the new arena.

You believe Jake? Even the new cuddly "clean and sober" Jake everyone loves is as carny as carny can be.

You left out Lord Alfred Hayes cutting a promo in FRENCH!!!! He sounds like such a sinister prick and I know very very little French.

The new trilogy not having any plan should all be on Bob Iger, looking back it seems like everything Disney does with Star Wars is to boost the next quarterly earnings report.

I'm someone who watches a lot of new and old movies, pre-pandemic it was usually 2 or 3 nights a week and during the pandemic it's 4 or 5. I don't think I've watched an episode of a network TV show in years, the few cable shows I'm interested in I usually DVR and watch at odd hours and I'll usually binge streaming shows. When it comes to older movies on streaming services it's mostly flicks I haven't seen in ages, movies for some reason I never saw, comfort flicks or films that maybe were on the festival circuit but never got picked up by a big distributor(watched a lot of these during the pandemic).

RiffTrax just started something similar, for $5.99 you can stream movies and shorts to your tv via AirPlay or GoogleCast, and eventually an app. The riffs to mainstream flicks aren't included.

Yep, it was a carry over from the “Big Green Belt” that Backlund first wore. Also, the WCW belt is slick but it had too many similarities to the Winged Eagle.

Fighting a drunk is a lot different from fighting someone who’s sober and has some fighting skills.

If Army of the Dead was from a traditional studio, they would have cut it down to 100ish minutes and maybe it would have been halfway decent.

So the Gorton Fishermen tried to push the Pens around but it didn’t work! Sid once again showed why he’s one of the best ever tonight.

American Gladiator Malibu is also on this show! I never knew he actually wrestled, he always seemed like a poser when he would play a wrestler in sitcoms.

"Crazy" Luke and "Superstar" Billy, then there's the "son's" like Mike Graham and Dr. Jerry Graham Jr..

Did that actually happen or was it a Scott Keith thing?

What the "Medina Spirit ate hay tainted with some grooms cough medicine laced pee on it" excuse didn't fly?

No mention of the bald guy in the teal shirt who got a face full of the Funker’s taint.

That movie always seemed like it was the third or fourth flick in a franchise, like they didn't know what to do with Quigley anymore so they sent him to Australia. I don't think it was a flop due to Tom Selleck, no one was interested in standard westerns or standard westerns with a twist in 1990, they could have put a bigger star in that role and it still would have broken even. It had a second life on cable where most people saw it and enjoyed it, but how can you not enjoy Alan Rickman as a villain, Laura San Giacomo playing crazy, along with some kick ass stunts and shootouts. Quigley is #2 on the list of Tom Selleck movies, with Mr. Baseball being #1, that movie is way better than it should be.

Big Daddy falling on top of someone with an Irish name and Catweazel wasn't comedy wrestling?

Anyone they interview that's still associated or wants to be associated with the WWE, is going to use the "they used them to rehab injuries", "they might have used them" and so on, while George & her sister don't give a F about pleasing the McMahon's so they said the obvious. There seemed to be a put the knife in and twist it feel to this episode, one would assume that's Vince still holding a grudge.

Rocca was born in Italy then moved to Argentina as a child, they billed him as Antonino “Argentina” Rocca to draw fans of Italian and Latinx descent. I think he even cut promos in English, Italian and Spanish.

Did he learn how to bust out the crocodile tears at the WWE Performance Center?