This is another special episode, in honor of Wrestlemania 36, the only sports event of spring 2020. It's kind of weird with no audience, although this audience-free format did allow for that OTT Boneyard Match, which was basically like the fight scene from a martial arts movie only with wrestling instead of karate, also it was a horror movie. But that battle of the generations thing where the old guy wins - yes, that's sure to appeal to those of us in the same cohort - Deadman as GenX hero (though AJ Styles is actually GenX as well, he's a bit too old to be a millennial, he's just acting the young brat).

Anyway, this cookbook is actually pre-WWE, it was published in 2000 is subtitled The WWF is Cooking! And yes, in later chapters we may well be able to smell (virtually, at least) what The Rock is cooking - or not, since if his recipes are gross, I'm not making them. In this episode, I start off with the Opening Match/Appetizers chapter, since I want TV food for this night's Wrestlemania Part II where I am hoping to see Drew McIntyre take out Brock Lesnar and Bray Wyatt surprise John Cena.