[1999-04-03-ECW-TV] Pulp Fiction

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

The Pulp Fictions are a pretty dated concept by 1999. We hear from Shane Douglas, Shane Douglas, Shane Douglas and Shane Douglas. After he rambles on forever, we finally get to Super Crazy, Joel Gertner, the Dudley Boys, Jerry Lynn and the Impact Players, and we also get the yearbook debuts of Steve Corino, Roadkill and Danny Doring. With the Douglas departure coming and focus on some of the newer stars, you can see ECW starting to move in a new direction. Corino offers the Duds money to take out Balls Mahoney, and they accept.

[Tim Evans]

Shane really does ramble on forever. Vintage douglas. He looks huge. Super Crazy does a moonsalt to concrete. Dudley's do comedy and Sign Guy talks. Corino really aged a lot in a year. This was way too long and KAW did it better.

[soup23]

Holy shit, Douglas talked for about 10 minutes. In the first time while watching 3 yearbooks, I thought this was 96 and wondered why he had Francine here and why he was going on about Credible. Really bad promo. The rest brought in some new blood but yeah, this concept is toast.

[PeteF3]

Axl Rotten whines about the WWF Hardcore title. Joey Styles hypes CyberSlam while dressed as Irwin R. Schyster. Shane Douglas again fails to grasp the concept of Pulp Fiction as a series of punchy, CONCISE little bits. And more Big Two whining. Super Crazy puts over ECW and its fans. Sign Guy Dudley and Joel Gertner play around with a camera to the consternation of the Dudleys. Buh Buh Ray weeps for he has no more worlds to conquer. Whoops, we're actually making history with this piece, as Joel introduces the Dudleys to STEVE CORINO, making his Yearbook debut. The Dudleys are nonplussed until Gertner informs them that he's carrying $5000, that's theirs if they take out Balls Mahoney for him. Doring and Roadkill do their usual bit. Super Crazy freaks out about something. Jerry Lynn, wearing glasses that make him look like Randy the Ram, has words for RVD. Lynn's not much of a talker. The Dudleys jump Balls and Axl in the locker room. A bad start to Pulp Fiction but it picked up towards the end--oh, it's not the end, because God forbid we don't hear from Storm and Credible. Oh, Lance is bickering with his tag partner--that's fresh. Dawn Marie continues her Beulah impersonation.