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Episode 150: This was supposed to be a fun escape as a reward for hitting 150 episodes. Little did we know it would turn out to be one of the worst wrestling shows and worst main events we've ever seen

Episode 149: It's WCW's final Starrcade and we have swerves, title changes, ambulances, annoying DQs and the best ladder match Chavo Guerrero has ever seen!

Episode 148: It's the last show before the final Starrcade and WCW didn't know that they had gotten bumped to Tuesday. It's fitting that this episode release on Christmas Eve as we get a surprise appearance from a totally normal and not suspicious Santa Claus.

Episode 147: Okay, so now Sid is here and he definitely is going to be all over the show, right?! We got jumpscared by a return at the top of the show so it's only fair that I don't spoil it here and you find out by pressing play.

Episode 146: It’s the holiday season and ECW still doesn't have national TV but they're still putting on a PPV in New York City. The show has very barebones stories but a bunch of fun matches including a surprise jockswatch!

Episode 145: Mayhem and the election are over! Wait, scratch that second one but Nitro is headed towards Starrcade with a 5 second reveal of our next world title challenger. Plus, somehow Jeff Jarrett vs Rey Mysterio finds a way to disappoint, which I didn't know was possible.

Episode 144: We're at the second to last WCW PPV of the year 2000 and man, is everyone phoning it in. Get ready for a 12 match card that clearly couldn't cut such gems such as Mancow vs Jimmy Hart nor Bam Bam Bigelow vs a substitue opponent. Luckily our cruiserweiht boys are here to mildly save the day but this is a bleak show. Happy 5 year anniversary to us...

Episode 143: Kevin Nash has a mystery buddy and it’s totally going to be who they’ve been setting up for weeks. Goldberg’s story may be thrown out the window, there’s a PPV on Sunday and apparently Meng is going to eat someone.

Episode 142: Don't worry, we go light on the bad accents. Unfortunately the show is pretty business as usual, though we do get a London Lethal Lottery tournament for a world title shot. Naturally that means the particpants include the current champion, number one contender and Kronik

Episode 141: We're headed towards Mayhem with honestly a pretty decent show. While nothing is all that good, nothng made us want to quit watching. So I guess that's a win, Plus one of the biggest "Weather Reports" of all time. Is that important? Ehh...

Episode 140: We're winding down the clock on ECW with a PPV full of surprises and changes. Perhaps the only consistent elements are us loving Tajiri and hating New Jack.

Episode 139: At Halloween Havoc Mike Sanders became sole commisioner, so of course tonight we have a new CEO revealed. General Hugh G Rection gets a massive celebration for some reason and David Flair reveals whether Buff Bagwell is indeed the father. Note: We have a lengthy chat about Hulk Hogan, Summerslam 2025 and modern wrestling discourse at the start. If you'd rather go right into the episode, skip to 13:39

Episode 138: We're officially 2 years into WCW and WCW decided to give us another helping of hot garbage. Get ready for an abismal 11 match card that peaks in quality with the first match and then goes insane by match 9. Plus Goldberg might not be able to compete so we have to buy time for him, resulting in a Kronik main event.

Episode 137: We're 6 days from Halloween Havoc and Scott Steiner has brought a live tiger to the ring. If that doesn't say how off the rails we are, nothing will.

Episode 136: We're still in Australia and WCW is still not trying to do anything special. The most continuity on this show we get is seeing Kevin Nash hungover and finding out he did a brewery tour before.