MillenniumMan831

Were the Steiners even around at the time?

I was thisclose to attending a Sat Night taping when it was in Erie, PA but lack of money made my decision not to go for me. I did however attend arguably the worst episode ever of Thunder in Cleveland (May of 1998). Only bright spot was seeing Jericho. Just an awful experience. JHawk can attest to that.

The Schiavone/Heenan/Rhodes team was the most entertaining 3-man announce team I can think of. I sometimes wonder how Scott Hudson would fit in instead of Styles. I think VKM would despise him even more for some reason . . . GOODNIGHT! But seriously, I do wish Hudson would land some sort of gig w/ TNA if not WWE despite his day job doing something that I forget . . . I'm sure it's more important than hawking the latest WWE Raw Magazine though.

Nicely done. Thank you.

I thought Kornheiser's bedtime was 9pm.

Can you C&P it? Page won't open for me.

Cruise is probably most famous for being co-host of WCW Pro in the mid 1990s. He also commentated on one of the rings during the WW3 battle royal in 1995.

Maybe Mama will lose weight at the hospital thus Thea won't have to wear the fat suit anymore. They may as well hire Vicki Lawrence to play Big Show's Mama. Mama Show: I just got you a match with The Undertaker. Show: But Maahhhmmahhhh . . . how could you be so stuuuupid?!?

I never understood Foley's gripes. He was a tag champion and arguably a top 5 face in 1994. He was always portrayed as double tough and had a chance to win every match he was in. It'd be like Bubba Dudley moaning about being held down . . . he may be doing that now for all I know.

Harharhahaha . . . Get it? *wink*

Definitely. I also loved how Cornette and Ellering put their heads together before the match. Each had their note pads out jotting down tidbits as Corny shooed the camera away. Just a superb kayfabe visual.

Well, it was TNT so it's probable Andre was on earlier tasting wine. But yeah, from all accounts I've read, Andre has always been a little threatened of other "giants" coming on the scene.

Yes it was.

Ah yes, big thanks. One more ? . . . Is the Crabman the same guy from the Direct TV commercial where he "freezes" the football game w/ the snap of his fingers?

What's the actor's name of the suicidal friend on last night's show?

Another gem of an episode last night. "You're gonna get beat up, but don't worry . . . I got your back."

I'll send it out to ya when I get home tonight.

He was promoting his new show called Technoir or something like that. Or that may have been the club Sarah Connor went to in the Terminator. Anyways, it was a cheap sci-fi show that came on after Raw on USA for like 6 weeks. After which I believe Silk Stalkings took its rightful place after Raw.

I can send out an e-mail to anyone that wants each Demoltion theme as I have both. I'll probably have to send one e-mail for each theme since they're like 6-7MBs each.

World War 4 . . . a 200-Man Battle Royal! One big guess on who wins.

Please don't bump these threads anymore. Just read them.

No one will ever be allowed to get to "Steve Austin" or "Rock" like levels as long as HHH is in charge. John Cena is currently the closest guy they got to that level despite him still being far from it.

It's like Livewire without the screeners.

In a pleasant surprise, the 2-ring battle royal from GAB89 is actually the War Games match from the same event.

IIRC, he was also at SummerSlam 1996.