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......Oh, it's under 'more' options....never mind

You'll have at least one more chance to see Simmons ( against Orndorff at Beach Blast). SPOILER - It's not great.

No download option on soundcloud?

Unfortunately we're stuck with that because there are so many idiots who get off on the idea of Conrad being the great voice of truth (i.e. internet folklore) while Bruce is just a corporate puppet of Vince McMahon towing the company line (even though he has not worked there in years and the last wrestling company he worked for was TNA) so part of the gimmick of the show now is Conrad challenging Bruce on stuff and the easiest way to do that is to ask about money because he already knows Bruce isn't going to go there. Agreed. It's all rather tedious.

Any chance of a podcast on all this, loss?

2012 was a good year for TNA.

Listened to the Timothy episode today and halfway through Chad - really good addition to the feed. Welcome aboard.

Looking forward to the Colt Toombs interview.

Your weekly fix of the Superpodcast has arrived! Popular co-host Tom Robinson is back in the co-host chair this week, joining The Great Brian Last, for another fun trip on the Mothership! This week’s show features: – An extensive interview with Colt Toombs, the son of Roddy Piper. Colt and his sister Ariel’s book on their father, “Rowdy,” was recently published and is our Book Of The Week. Colt talks about the process of putting this book together and tracing his father’s story, as well as what Roddy’s intentions were when he started putting this book together. This fun talk illuminates a Roddy Piper that fans never got to know and explains the origins of the rowdy one! – Classic audio from October 18, 1983 of Captain Lou Albano and Fred Blassie on Rod Luck’s radio show in Philadelphia. This show, recorded the day after the famous Jimmy Snuka cage match with Don Muraco and less than a week after the passing of the Grand Wizard, is a fascinating time capsule to the period right before the WWF would aggressively compete against the rest of the wrestling industry. Callers ask about Hulk Hogan, Crusher Verdu, Ric Flair, the status of the WWF Championship in the magazines and more! – Dan Farren joins the show again to discuss his appearance as the masked referee on the infamous television special Exposed: Pro Wrestling’s Greatest Secrets. – As discussed on last week’s show, we get to hear John Tolos interviews from 1970 in Los Angeles. These interviews, which were taped off TV for Bob Barnett, are the only example of Tolos’ amazing work during this period of his career. Tolos discusses upcoming matches with Fred Blassie, Mil Mascaras and Man Mountain Mike. – TGBL & TR talk about a multitude of topics, including Tony Schiavone, Bruno Sammartino, notorious fans, Justin Liger, Halloween Havoc 1992, Dave Brown, Tom’s hatred of Tony Garea and night out with the Clique and much more! Plus appearances from Impressionist Jim Ross & Stuttering Tommy Rich! CALL SOMEBODY! Time Stamps: Superuniverse Top Ten (0:16:11) Fantasy Booking (1:35:56) Here and There (1:53:27) Dan Farren on Pro Wrestling’s Greatest Secrets TV special (2:01:46) John Tolos audio (2:09:22) Lou Albano & Fred Blassie on Philadelphia Radio (2:22:11) Colt Toombs on Roddy Piper book “Rowdy” (3:13:15)

I think the secret to enjoying WWE is not watching everything. Sometimes I watch the TV if it's building up to a big show or I have some time I want to kill, but generally I just watch the "special events" and anything particularly good that's pointed out online or in a podcast. I don't think you miss much this way, and most of the feuds are explained in video packages or on the preshow. Agree completely. There's so little that's wildly surprising/must-watch-live about the product that filtering through it is essential to me.

'I was less of a fan of black scorpion segment, and my tolerance for schtick is quite low.' Oh dear. Timestamps, my boy. Timestamps will be your salvation....

And....? What do you think so far?

Nope, no sign of Bix. Its been rotating co-hosts with Tom Robinson, Bob Barnett, Scott Cornish, Kurt Brown, John McAdam and Cornette.

There it is! Never mind.

No 605 yet this week. What gives?

Cornette mentioned an upcoming Back to the territories with Hansen covering AJPW. That could be fantastic if Hansen's memory is good.

Thanks for doing my request lads. One thing that always struck me was that DiBiase could have done with music much early than he ended up getting that song.

Anyone else excited about this? Or should they have awaited another while to let anticipation build before using brand rivalry? And does it devalue the concept by having Lesar-Goldberg on top? For the main match, I'm hoping for some combination of Styles, Cena, Ambrose, Orton, Ziggler and Miz v Reigns, Rusev, Rollins, Owens, Jericho and Zayn.

They get better together as they go on.

Yeah, found it ok. The Reaction shows won't be coming up here in future then?

How much of a part does commentary play in all this?

Where is the No Mercy Reaction Show?

Thanks lads.

Same question to you as well, Parv...

Cool. Anything above it from Wcw in 1990 or 91? Just to round out the decade so far....