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Their "Netflix and chill" should be "WWE Network and watch the Survivor Series match with all the tag teams from 1988 for the 381st time "

A *big* part ? Seriously ? The Demos had that fucking SM leather outfit, makeup and a great music theme and were killing people. They didn't need Fuji at all. Who did Fuji managed at that time who got over like the Demos ? The Powers of Pain (just joking) ? Demolition wasn't over with Johnny V They never needed a manager as they were good enough at cutting promos. Then again, I can't think of any heel tag teams at this time that didn't have a manager.

"Something to Love" is a better title but would probably go over lots of people's heads.

Free to watch on Prime? The title of this on my iTunes feed is Something to Wrestle With

Someone on SquaredCircle on reddit reposted an item from Meltzer in November 1992 about Jim Ross being reprimanded by his radio station for off-color remarks about gay people. Does anyone know in particular what he said?

Sure it wasn't him and Berzerker vs. Undertaker? He didn't manage Kamala in '92. I liked the Fuji/Tanaka vs. Barbarian/Haku match from MSG where Heenan takes a face full of salt. Must have been the only time (in WWF at least) he came close to being a babyface.

When was his last match?

Hulk Hogan Nemesis: Randy Savage Archenemy: Ric Flair

I follow Kennedy on Twitter. I don't know if she still has her show on their Business channel but I know she appears on the mothership occasionally.

Doesn't he still appear on Fox News?

People have joked often that Vince had a man-crush on him. I actually believe it.

I heard they were going to do it after the Valentine angle that culminated in the dog collar match, but Piper left for New York

...and now both accounts are gone. I guess it's ridiculously easy to be certified on Twitter, something they should maybe be a bit more stringent on in the future.

It felt a little suspect as it was just parroting some of his old lines. I feel like he'd be a little more original than that.

ECW on TNN was first. But yeah, it's weird that they haven't done all of Raw and Smackdown. Well, those shows are still on the air.

https://twitter.com/RealBobbyHeenan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76_AbXh_VCQ

Shawn Michaels = Leo Di Caprio. Pretty boy who got respectable with age.

AVC: Here’s a question you probably don’t get asked much: What do you remember about your match against The Ultimate Warrior? PC: [Laughs.] Oh, yeah, well, I remember that very well. He just died recently, didn’t he? AVC: Not too long ago, yes. PC: [sadly.] Yeah. Well, [my son] Simon was very happy to meet him. It’s funny, just thinking about it now, Simon was 12 or 13 when “Two Hearts” came out, or something like that. You can work that out, thinking of the dates. But he was very keen to meet The Ultimate Warrior. He was very into wrestling. And my other two sons Nicholas and Matthew went through that phase, too. We went to see the wrestlers in Geneva when they came through. We saw them a couple of times, and we got to know some of them very well. They’ve grown out of it now, though, so I don’t go around watching scantily-clad men so much anymore. [Laughs.] AVC: Well, the clip of you and the Warrior continues to float around YouTube. You put up a hell of a fight. PC: Yeah, and he was a good guy. But it hurt. [Laughs.] Those ropes, they hurt if you’re thrown against them. I mean, you’ve have to be pretty tough to do that stuff. It was a surprise just how much they hurt. Source

It's great that they've left those F-bombs intact, particularly Bobby Heenan's. When he's poking at Andre at WrestleMania VI and spits "I'm the fucking boss" is a great moment, and shows you how deep in character he got.

Was he sympathetic towards Nash?