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First, where can I find a transcript or actual video footage of the nWo parody on the Four Horseman? Second, is there a transcript or generalization of the two infamous WWF shoot interviews from the year (Jim Cornette's blue screen shoot from the other thread and Jarrett's pre-Aztec return shoot)?

Oh yeah, and nobody hates me... maybe... yet...

Unless you're under 13 (which, according to your bio, you're not), I don't think this word warrants being thrown out

A couple guys here with degrees in Math, wow MAIN EVENT COMPLEX ANALYSIS

"McMahon-uh, I have never prayed to you before-uh. I have no nose for it-uh. No one, not even you-uh, will remember if we were heels or faces. Why we fought-uh, and why we blew spots-uh. All that matters is that today, I stood against many-uh. Steph pleases you-uh, so grant me this one request-uh. Grant me revenge on Jericho! And if you do not listen, the HELL-UH with you!"

It's on MTV... who the hell watches MTV anymore?

My question is who wasn't feeding the dog so that it felt the need to turn this kid's hand into a snack?

The other problem would be the storylines and buildups that made classic matches even more exciting would be horribly absent Ex: Steamboat attempting to avenge his "life-threatening" injuries against Savage Flair and Steamboat wrestling their hearts out for the most coveted belt in wrestling Bret and Owen fighting over sibling rivalry and a HUGE amount of personal pride If you just threw any two wrestlers out there to reproduce a classic match move for move... it just wouldn't work Let the new wrestlers make classic matches in their own style and story. I know we won't see it with the MAIN EVENT STYLE in the WWE, but there's hope for other feds (or outgoing 'E' wrestlers who just don't give a shit)

I've only been watching off and on in the last year, so I need help with these 1. Has anyone gotten the better of Austin in the long run since his return last February (not counting the Rock, since Rock is another golden boy)? 2. Speaking of RAW golden boys, have Austin and Trips been in any major confrontations? Seems like every time I've watched, they exist in parallel universes on RAW and their paths never meet.

Sometime in either August or September of '97

10/10 here too Sweet, I'm in my junior year towards a BS in math. Where'd you go?

This is the same college that bailed Lawrence Phillips out of things far worse than this

But did they have flying cars?

House show in Hershey, PA, 3 days after Summerslam 92. Storyline was that Savage's knee was still shot to hell from his match with Warrior at SS, and Flair just worked on it mercilessly. There was also minor interference from Scott Hall in the match as well, and that led to the Hall-Flair partnership that lasted until Flair left.

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You don't remember that from the four basic elements of alchemy?! I think quite a few of that rich guy villain's schemes were money-driven... you're right about the rest though. What happened on AGU anyway? I remember hearing about it, but never watched it

And I'm kicking myself for forgetting that one Hell, throw in all the "heroes" from that cartoon onto the list. As a young kid I was actively rooting for the villains to destroy the earth.

I was also disappointed in that morbid way that they didn't show whatever happened... when they switched to "random crowdshot camera" and you heard the crowd groaning in unison to what happened in the ring, you knew they had to have cut out something special.

We never saw the autopsy pictures. How do we know he's dead?!

I still remember the "Good Time for the Great Taste of McDonald's" commercials, myself. Also, in the commercial where the "kungfu" chick kicks the dude's shake all over him, I wanted to see a nice bitchslap counter.

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Aw hell no I found Cinderella to be one of the more enjoyable hair metal bands. Worst hair metal band title would have to belong to Stryper, beyond a doubt

2:1 odds that the Sept '98 Nitro return will be on the DVD, if only because it makes WCW and Bischoff look bad, and Vince wouldn't dare pass that up.

I want to see this dog team up with the monkey from Raiders of the Lost Ark

One-gimmick wonder with a "cutesy" voice. Minor offense. I thought the real gimmick here was the usual "too strong for his own good" fare. I found it entertaining though, although Beagle should've been the real star. You mean women didn't look like that in the 30's? Betty Boop all the way. Did this "chick" really exist? I mean, I have no recollection of her in any cartoon, ever. Considering TPABBS pre-dated Happy Days by 3-4 years, I dunno if that's possible, but, yes, I remember watching this show in syndication in the mid-80's and even my 6 y/o brain determined this was a bad thing. Sally Struthers and Jay North should not be doing voiceovers. And what did happen with BamBam's powers? Did banging Pebbles turn him into a pussy? I didn't find the gimmick offensive, plus this is one of those that can be attributed to "different culture from a different time," but like someone said earlier, each cartoon was the same. The female cat would accidentally get a white stripe somehow, and HILARITY ensues. When I was younger I swear I thought it was Fred moonlighting as a roadie. I have nothing to add about the last three, as everything's already been said about them (though I thought the Scooby Doo movie poked good fun at the Scrappy thing) My personal additions: Rodimus Prime - pisspoor replacement for Optimus Serpentor - He had the genes of the greatest leaders on earth, but his biggest legacy was wearing a snake outfit with the mouth around his head Gary Coleman as an angel-in-training Hulk Hogan