O Captain! My Captain! You egg sucking dog! Terry Funk is in a fowl mood when he attempts to stop the clucking coming out of Dustin Rhodes' mouth. We also get the return of Meng! Rey Misterio Jr. announces his return to in-ring action... 3 months from now. Bam Bam Bigalow befriends David Flair and Crowbar. The WCW Tag Team Championship is up for grabs in a 4-way elimination match. Vampiro challenges Jeff Jarrett for the WCW United States Championship in tonight's main event! 

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The Wall sends Crowbar to hell with one of the most impressive, brutal bumps we've seen all Thunder! The NWO holds a series of contests in order to cut one of the NWO ladies and eat up 20 minutes of TV time. The Demon makes his first uninterrupted entrance on Thunder when he faces off against La Parka. Fit Finley and Brian Knobbs add The Dog to their ranks. Dustin Rhodes acknowledges the smart marks out there in TV land.

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With SuperBrawl 2000 in the rearview, the road to Uncensored 2000 starts with Kevin Nash suffering from... AMNESIA! Buff Bagwell hits on Daffney and uses a pick up line that both Stephen and Andrew cannot figure out. Virgil/Vincent/Curly Bill/Shane starts using his real name and then faces Tank Abbott. Vampiro challenges Ric Flair. In a welcomed return, La Parka is back on our Thunder broadcast! 

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It's the go-home show to SuperBrawl 2000 and it's not looking pretty. Sid and Scott Hall do not appear on this episode even though both are featured in the SuperBrawl main event. The other participant in the SuperBrawl main event, Jeff Jarrett, doesn't even wrestle. Then you have not one but three gimmick matches: a Philadelphia Street Fight between Big Vito and Crowbar, a Cast Match between Fit Finley and Brian Knobbs, and a referee vs referee match between Mickey Jay and Mark "Slick" Johnson. Put the bottle down, SuperBrawl!

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After what felt like an eternity of odd couple commentary teams the king has arrived to take back his throne. That's right, BOBBY "THE BRAIN" HEENAN takes his rightful spot alongside Mike Tenay behind the Thunder commentary desk, a position we're sure he totally asked for and wanted back this whole time. This episode also features the second to last televised WCW match in Scott Hall's career. The Total Package continues to break arms and make custom folding chairs on his road to a Featured Attraction match at SuperBrawl 2000 against Hulk Hogan. Lenny and Lodi teach us how not to brand a tag team. 

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The WCW World Heavyweight Champion and Master and Ruler of the Universe, Sid, shows off his soft side when he engulfs a grandma with a hug. Hulk Hogan makes his return to Thunder and we get almost none of it! And due to technical difficulties we don't even get the entire card. At least the time fax is working and we get a taste of Smileyhausen! Very Smiley, very evil!

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Viva Las Vegas! Home to the WCW Nitro Grill! Home to Mr. Las Vegas himself: Wayne "Slapnuts" Newton! The glitz! The glam! If there's anything The Panel can all agree on it's that Las Vegas rules! Plus, Sid Vicious is the new WCW World Heavyweight Champion, there's a cruiserweight title tournament in the works, and the NWO starts and underground casino. What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas!

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Bret Hart and Jeff Jarrett are both out of Souled Out which led to a scramble to rebooked the entire PPV card. After WCW rejected Vince Russo's proposed ideas to put the WCW World Heavyweight Championship on Tank Abbot, Russo quits and Kevin Sullivan is given the head booker position. Sullivan and his booking committee decide to put the WCW title on Chris Benoit but then Benoit quits WCW. And so we get this glorious 96th episode of Thunder in the wake of a tumultuous Souled Out and Nitro.

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The Thursday Night Wars are over as WCW raises the white flag and shifts Thunder over to Wednesdays permanently. This first installment of Wednesday Night Thunder is the go-home show to Souled Out and it sure was... a 2 hour block of television. Terry Funk has formed The Old Age Outlaws with Arn Anderson, Larry Zbyszko, and Paul Orndorff to help take out the NWO. Bret Hart reveals he had an epiphany and t-shirt politics are back on WCW TV. Medusa faces Oklahoma in an Evening Gown Match. Thunder sees it's first "on a pole" match when a champagne bottle is up-for-grabs in a match between Chris "Champagne" Kanyon and Bam Bam Bigalow. Mean Gene Okerland is even more of a creep. And we see a title change on the cusp of Souled Out. Someone get Orndorff some soup!

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WCW Thunder has survived Y2K and it's a new year, new zany Thunder storylines! We go back to January 6th, 2000, the original January 6th. Terry Funk has stormed WCW HQ and is now the new commissioner. The NWO insurrectionists have taken Terry Funk's enforcer, Arn Anderson, hostage and are torturing him. Oklahoma continues to hate women. Mean Gene Okerland continues his quest to become the number one pervert in WCW. Fresh off a devastating concussion at Starrcade, Bret The Hitman Hart accepts Funk's challenge of a hardcore match in tonight's Main Event

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