Episode 100: Per literal popular demand, we've going back to review one of the worst pay per views of all time. Is it really that bad? Yes, it really is, but what would you expect with a main event handicap triple decker doomsday cage match?

Episode 99: We've finally made it to the most infamous episode of Thunder ever. Please ignore the title of this episode. I'm sure nothing of significance will happen...

Episode 98: David Arquette is here and he's ready to rumble! Hulk Hogan finds himself "helpless" in a handicap match and Tank Abbott is just generally helpless on the mic.

Episode 97: We're one night removed from Spring Stampede and tonight's Nitro is invite only except for everyone who sneaks in and then is booked in sanctioned matches.

Episode 96: We have no champions in WCW! So how do we solve this? With a 14 match PPV of course, including one match that has virtually no story, no title and close to no in ring talent.

Episode 95: Eric Bischoff and Vince Russo are back and they’re here to build new stars and complain about getting fired. Despite all the New Blood in the company, the show is still built around Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair and Jeff Jarrett, for some reason.

Episode 94: It's our first movie review of the only WCW movie to hit theatres. Is dated? Yes. Is it funny? No. Did we still sit through the whole damn thing? You bet.

Episode 93: It's our first in-timeline WWF Show since episode 21! There's a McMahon in every corner and boy stable eligible wrestlers all over the place!

Episode 92: We finally get one of the most infamous promos in the dying days of WCW. Is there anything else on this show of note? 1000% yes as Emily may have a new favorite match of all time!