Almost 6 years after its last Episode, Game of Thrones' Final Season remains one of the most controversial and divisive seasons in TV history. But Dave has never watched the final season...until now. In this limited run, seven-part, special series, Dave, PC Tunney, and DJ revisit the final season one Episode at a time (Dave for the first time) and answer the enduring question….was it as bad as so many claimed?

In Part 2, before jumping into Episode 1 of Season 8, the guys discuss something taken straight from the page of Game of Thrones and made very real: the return of dire wolves. Science has brought a species back from extinction, and it just so happens to be one of the most enduring animals in the Game of Thrones series. The guys explore the pros and cons of this fantastic development and speculate what science might be trying to resurrect next. Then, we get into it. Winterfell, the first Episode of Season 8, had all sorts of things going on. Much of it centered on Jon Snow, who rides a dragon and discovers he is the true heir to the Iron Throne. Euron finally got what he really wanted. Theon's path to redemption seems in full swing, the Night King leaves a disturbing message, and, as Jamie Lannister arrives in Winterfell, he comes face to face with Bran Stark in an uncomfortably awkward moment. Did the guys have any issues with this first Episode? Join us as and find out whether we think Game of Thrones has gone off the rails yet.

Cash-A-Mania runs wild on this special Episode of the Attitude Of Aggression! In the first half of this Episode, Dave and Rey Ca$h get together to discuss this year's inductees into the WWE Hall of Fame. From Michelle McCool to Lex Luger to the Natural Disasters to Triple H, Dave and Rey break down this year's class and why they deserve the honor of being a Hall of Famer. The show's back half, though, is where things get really fun. Dave & Rey posed a question to your favorite Chairshot personalities from the present and the past: Who should be inducted into the Hall of Fame? 20 different people cast their votes to induct one person to the celebrity wing, one tag team, one woman, and three men into the Hall of Fame. Sixty-six (66) different people/teams got votes, but in the end, the winners were determined. Dave and Rey discuss the winners and why they all need to be in the Hall of Fame sooner, not later!

The Big Five Project returns to cover one of the worst WrestleManias of all time, namely WrestleMania XI. With the steroid scandal behind him, Vince McMahon shifts his focus to a badly depleted roster, poor ticket sales, cratering popularity, and a host of other problems. His solution to this was to put on a WrestleMania that was shy on actual talent but put a real emphasis on celebrity talent. Never was this more evident than in the Main Event, when Bam Bam Bigelow took on Lawrence Taylor. LT was, without question, one of the greatest linebackers in NFL history. But his in-ring skill did not come close to matching up. Meanwhile, the WWF Championship match between Shawn Michaels and "Big Daddy Cool" Diesel got pushed to the appetizer for the Main Event. Combine that with what Bret Hart described as his worst PPV match of all-time, a lackluster Undertaker match v King Kong Bundy, the Allied Powers, and a host of other issues and you have all the ingredients necessary for a train wreck. And a train wreck is exactly what we got 30 years ago. We cover it all for you here, so you don't have to watch it yourself. You can thank us later. Or thank us now by tuning in to another epic installment of The Big Five Project!

Almost 6 years after its last Episode, Game of Thrones Final Season remains one of the most controversial and divisive seasons in TV history. But Dave has never watched the final season...until now. In this limited-run, seven-part, special series, Dave, PC Tunney, and DJ revisit the final season one Episode at a time (Dave for the first time) and answer the enduring question….was it really as bad as so many claimed?

Here in Part 1, before diving into Season 8, the guys take some time to recap the key events, characters, and storylines from the first 7 seasons of Game of Thrones. The shocking death of Ned Stark, the unforgettable Red Wedding, stunning betrayals, surprising alliances and, of course...Zombie Dragons. The guys hit as many high points as they can here and set the stage for Season 8 by looking at a time when Game of Thrones was very great, indeed! What went wrong from there? We are about to find out (or perhaps not). Join us as we answer whether and where Game of Thrones went wrong.

The Big Five Project returns to usher in what can best be described as a challenging year for WWE. We begin our coverage of 1995 with Royal Rumble '95. Unlike many of the PPVs in 1995, the Royal Rumble was quite good, particularly the undercard. On that undercard, new WWF Tag Champs were crowned, as was a new IC Champion. We also got the middle match of an epic trilogy of battles between Bret "Hitman" Hart and "Big Daddy Cool" Diesel and their match at the 1995 Royal Rumble, with the WWF Championship on the line, might very well be the best of the three. As for the Rumble match itself, it is certainly not without its issues. But history is made on this night as Shawn Michaels becomes the first entrant in Rumble history to go wire-to-wire, winning it all from the #1 position, and also evolving one of the most critical concepts in Rumble matches moving forward. Curious? Good because we have all the details for you here, on another epic installment of the Big Five Project.

The Attitude Of Aggression returns for the 10th Annual Swaggy Awards, our annual celebration of the best-of-the-best in pro wrestling for 2024. After a fantastic discussion in Part 1, the boys return for Part 2. And if you thought the discussion in Part 1 was epic.... well you haven't heard anything yet. Here on Part 2 of the Swaggys, Dave was again joined by PC Tunney, Kinny Killa, Rob from The Mindless Wrestling Podcast, and the one and only Rey Ca$h. But we also welcome Andrew Balaz to the discussion this time around. Here on Part 2, the gang passed out virtual hardware in categories such as Moment of the Year and Upset of the Year. But Part 2 is mostly about the big categories: The Best Matches of the Year and the Best Wrestlers of 2024. All that and much, much more, including an unsanctioned award a Decade in the making (IYKYK). You never know what will happen on the Swaggys. Who walked away with the gold and the glory here on Part 2? Did we get any unanimous winners this time out? Tune in and find out.

The Attitude Of Aggression returns for the 10th Annual Swaggy Awards, our annual celebration of the best-of-the-best in pro wrestling for 2024. It's hard to believe we have been doing this for a decade, but here we are. The guys again decided to split the Swaggy Awards into two parts. Here on Part 1 of the Swaggys, we have our most extensive panel yet, as Dave was joined by Swaggy veterans PC Tunney, AJ Balaz, and Kinny Killa for this celebration of the past year in pro wrestling. But we also welcome DJ & Rob from The Mindless Wrestling Podcast, and we welcome the one and only Rey Ca$h back to the show. Here on Part 1, the gang passed out some virtual hardware in categories such as Breakout Star of the Year, Rivalry of the Year, Storyline of the Year, PPV/PLE of the Year, and much more. And, of course, there is our unsanctioned award (IYKYK). You never know what will happen on the Swaggys. Who walked away with the gold and the glory here on Part 1? Tune in and find out.

At long last, Episode 300 is here! And what an Episode it is. On this very special installment, Dave is joined by PC Tunney, DPP, DJ, and Rob Bonette and what ensues is one of the best, most thorough, insightful, and fun discussions of the past decade of pro wrestling that you will find anywhere. WrestleMania 31, Edge's return, the birth of AEW, the rise of the Bloodline, the Women's Revolution, the end of the Vince McMahon era....it is all discussed here as only the Attitude Of Aggression can. If you are a newer fan of pro wrestling, this Episode should be considered essential listening to bring you up to speed on all the good stuff you might have missed. If you have been with us for the past (almost) 10 years, I think you will enjoy this trip down memory lane to dig deep into some of the biggest events in wrestling history. And if you are just a pro wrestling fan in general.... you won't want to miss this one!

The Big Five Project returns to bring 1994 to an end as the guys cover Survivor Series '94. As 1994 came to an end, the winds of change continued to sweep through the WWF and that was highly evident on a November evening in San Antonio. A better event than the year before, Survivor Series '94 featured the break-up of Shawn Michaels and Diesel, a feud that would extend all the way to WrestleMania XI. Meanwhile, Survivor Series '94 would see a shocking WWF Championship title change as Bob Backlund, with a huge assist from Owen Hart, would dethrone Bret "Hitman" Hart in an unforgettable, emotionally charged, and highly controversial match. Thanks to Bret's mother, Mr. Backlund became the oldest WWF Champion in history (at the time) and Owen Hart showed us all just how low he would stoop to screw his brother over. Add in some solid Survivor Series matches, a special appearance by Chuck Norris, and The Undertaker exacting a measure of revenge against Yokozuna and we are left with a very solid PPV to close out 1994! We have all the details for you here, on another epic installment of the Big Five Project.

The Big Five Project returns...and so does Kinny Killa as one of the best friends of the show makes a special guest appearance to cover Summer Slam '94! Emanating from the brand-new United Center in Chicago, the 1994 edition of WWE's summer extravaganza was an exceptionally good event that featured Razor Ramon recapturing the Intercontinental Championship, a very surprising heel turn, and one of the best women's matches anywhere in 1994. The highlight, of course, was the epic Steel Cage match for the WWF Championship between Owen Hart and his brother Bret "The Hitman" Hart and the guys do a watch along of that match here. Is it the greatest Steel Cage match of all time, as Dave suggests, or does the match just go too long? All that plus the return of The Undertaker as he takes on.... The Undertaker? It is as ridiculous as it sounds, but we have all the details for you here, on another epic installment of the Big Five Project.