[1991-05-11-WWF-Superstars] Funeral Parlor: Mr. Perfect & Bobby Heenan

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

Perfect is going around the horn with Davey Boy Smith, so they talk about that here.

[shoe]

Hennig picks out a casket for Winston which I guess is DBS dog after Matilda.

[PeteF3]

Perfect threatens to put every one of his opponents in caskets, starting with Davey Boy Smith and Winston. That's a tad over-the-top.

[Kevin Ridge]

Add this one to the list of WWF feuds I never knew happened. Paul Bearer has a special small coffin for Winston the Bulldog.

[soup23]

Funeral Parlor after a great creepy start is now turning too much into corny category with the small casket. Perfect has officially moved on from the Boss Man feud to a feud with Davey Boy. I was surprised to still see Hennan accompany him out.

[garretta]

They're trying too hard to cram the funeral motif into every guest shot now. Hearing someone like Curt talk about putting opponents in caskets is more than a little unnecessary, as Pete said. Heenan maintains his sense of humor somehow, but the rest of this seems a bit gratuitous.

 

Percy's embracing the cartoonish side of Paul Bearer fully now, as you hear at the start with his corny "Good eeeevning." It sure didn't take him long to tumble headlong into a complete parody, did it?

 

If you listen carefully we get our first WBF reference, as Vince briefly mentions "bodystar" Jim Quinn. Yes, folks, like it or not the nineties have arrived.