One point Two Million Viewers written in print is the way this episode starts, so congratulations to the biggest shocker of the weekend. The Young Bucks collide with Fenix and PAC for the AEW World Tag Team Championships while Darby and Matt Hardy collide in the main event, Falls Count Anywhere. Jade Cargill battles Red Velvet one more time while Statlander makes her much anticipated return. 

So the Bucks are back with Omega and Moxley is on the outs. Hangman Page is gearing up for a potential world championship while Darby Allin is finally taking challenges again. Britt Baker says shame on the rankings and that she is the star that deserves the gold while Allie tackled with Conti. Wrestlemania drew to a close but not without being sandwiched by Dynamite.

This episode it's time to be cynical for whatever reason, but that's what happens. QT Marshall turned his back on Cody and defined the path of the new Nightmare Factory graduates. Is Cody the bad guy here? Shida gets closer to defending her title against Tay Conti while the Young Bucks get heated with Don Callis. The return of Statlander and Trent? makes for an epic conclusion to the Miro and Kip Sabian/Best Friends feud while Moxley refuses to end his with Omega.

This weeks episode hit a snag so the re-record is to cover the Dynamite action of last week as Cody and QT faced off in a heated debate while Omega tackled Sydal in the opener. Britt Baker addressed the fans and audience regarding her actions in the unsanctioned match as Christian Cage and Kaz set a date for next week. The changing of the guard in the TNT division continues as Darby defeats John Silver, setting himself up for all different types of conflict. 

The St. Patrick's Day Slam event featured the premier matchup of Thunder Rosa and Britt Baker in a star making performance as the blood was flowing. Blood was also heating up between the Bucks and Don Callis while the Good Brothers clashed with Moxley and Kingston. Cody and Penta fought over comments made directed toward Brandi and his family. Christian Cage is targeting the AEW World Title while Brian Cage may have turned his back on Team Taz.

The fallout episode of Dynamite was stacked with talent and the creation of the newest big-time faction in wrestling when MJF aligned Spears, FTR, Wardlow and Blanchard to become the new horsemen. Moxley and Kingston acknowledge the explosion, while Kenny Omega and Don Callis leave us scarred for life. Thunder Rose and Britt Baker main event next week while Penta comes for Cody and his child. 

A huge PPV four months in the making, Revolution lived up to the expectations and more. Don't miss us cover the PPV as well as preview the future of Dynamite and AEW as we go toward Double or Nothing and what the fallout will have in store. Come along and hang out, talk with us about what you liked, loved, and hated. 

On the "Go Home" episode of AEW Dynamite, Cody and Shaq finally square off with Jade and Red Velvet going to war while Adam Page and Matt Hardy meet in the main event. Paul Wight announces a new AEW signee come Revolution but the Horsemen may have re-established their dominance as Shawn Spears finally unites the group. Ryo Mizunami comes face to face with her next adversary, Hikaru Shida, as they tangle for the belt at Revolution. 

While the announcement of Paul Wight arriving in AEW has commanded the headlines, the AEW Women's Championship Eliminator Tournament has caught our attention as the matchups have been tremendous. Cody and Shaq finally tangled next week and Moxley lays the ultimate conclusion to his Omega saga. Hangman Page and the Dark Order are together, or are they? 

Dynamite touted a massive card with large implications for the Revolution PPV. Matt Hardy and Adam Page team up and wind up in a big money match while Riho returned to action and stole everyone's heart again, defeating Serena Deeb in the Women's championship tournament. Sting took an enormous risk and put over Brian Cage while the Bucks and Proud and Powerful battled for the AEW World Tag Titles in a PPV quality affair.