Episode 53: It's the first Fall Brawl in a long time without War Games. What do we have instead? A man with creative control desperate to be loved against another fan favorite with a heel turn for someone looming in the air. In hindsight, it all feels a bit obvious.

Episode 52: Get ready for a fever dream first half of Nitro and then a pointless second half thanks to a certain shouty man. WCW is unopposed again and putting on some of their worst content ever. At least that piano thing is paid off and we get a random 6-man cage match main event

Episode 51: Nitro is back to being terrible but this week they're terrible with no competition. In addition to Sid interference, we now get multiple ICP interference spots. At least Berlyn is here, although his first target is very disappointing 

Episode 50: Look, I could write a whole elaborate thing here but this is about the Yeti, pure and simple. Whenever the Yeti is not on screen, all the other characters should be asking, "where's the Yeti?". Oh and there's a match including monster trucks.

Episode 49: KISS is here and they have a wrestler to debut! Sid continues to cause chaos all over the show and the West Texas Rednecks are all over this show, including a new music video and "live" performance. Plus, Sting challenges Hogan for the title but heeds a warning from a returning old friend.

Episode 48: It's the Sid Vicious Show starring Sid Vicious! We say goodbye to a long loathed group and to a very memorable wrestler. Not to mention that there's 12 matches on this show, sure would be a shame if about half of them ended in interference...

Episode 47: Loser must retire! We're finally going to be free of either Hulk Hogan or Kevin Nash! We also get the "start" of Sid's undefeated streak, some stong thoughts on Uno rules and a fashion lesson from a late 00's TV show. Oh, and a bunch of fat hogs.

Episode 46: Sting has relinquished control of WCW back to the network, so I guess the faces are in charge again. Norman Smiley is surprisingly super over, David Flair is somewhat decent and Chad Brock is here. Plus, the red and yellow returns after a surprise stipulation is added to Road Wild.

Episode 45: We continue to tread water on the way to Road Wild. Harlem Heat are officially back together, Sting is back in black in the house and Hulk Hogan totally shoots hard on Kevin Nash. The ramifications of that promo are so severe, you'll forget it by the commercial break. 

Episode 44: We've got a mystery on our hands, gang. We've got two mystery partners to solve. Luckily, it's the two most obvious choices. But at least we get Jason Hervey of the Wonder Years on commentary almost all night.