The Outsiders have reunited, Hogan's calling the shots for both the Wolfpac and the B-Team, Miss Elizabeth is back on TV, the luchadors are jobbing again, and the 4 Horsemen are nowhere to be seen. It's like 1996 all over again for this episode of Thunder. The WCW Tag Team Title tournament attempts to push forward. Disco Inferno is kicking ass and taking names. Konnan speaks on being kicked out of the NWO.

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Vincent... er, Vince... is taking charge for the NWO B-Team while the Wolfpac is off painting the town red... or are they? We get to see the B-Team's improv skills put on full display for this episode. Ric Flair cuts a classic Flair promo. Raven admits he doesn't like chocolate milk. The WCW Tag Team Title tournament limps along. Big Poppa Pump's recent obsession with Kimberly takes a turn into Big Poppa Creep territory. Former guest Chad Damiani gets some screen time during the cold open.

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That's J-U-Double-D J-Double U-S-T-I-Double I-C-E. JUDD JUUSTIIICE! That's right, The Panel demands justice for Judy Bagwell and her rightful WCW Tag Team World Title run! Acknowledge it, WCW! It's also the go-home show for Souled Out and because of that we get a very special pre-taped Goldberg promo. Scott Steiner tries to get himself cancelled. Ric Flair starts to make life difficult for Eric Bischoff by assigning him to the ring crew.

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So long, "Stagger" Lee Marshall... we hardly knew ye. "The Professor" "Iron" Mike Tenay is now the third man on the Thunder commentary team. Since the last episode of Thunder, almost 3 weeks have passed since then we've seen The Fingerpoke of DOOM!, "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan join the Wolfpac, Macho Man Randy Savage make his television return, and Eric Bischoff defeating Ric Flair at Starrcade, and the LWO being reintegrated into WCW. Then on Thunder, we see recaps and the aftermath of all the events mentioned above plus a look into Raven's upbringing and the debut of his good friend James (aka: The Sandman... yes, ECW's Sandman. Yeah, the beer and cigarettes guy. He's James now.)

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The Panel takes a look back at the groundbreaking wrestling documentary Beyond the Mat directed by Barry W. Blaustein. It's Andrea's first time watching and her first exposure to the infamous "I Quit" match between Mankind and The Rock at the 1999 Royal Rumble. Matt recalls his first visit to Titan Towers and Andrew discusses his interview with the WWE in Los Angeles.

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In part 2 of our interview with former WCW commentator and current performer, comedian, and clown Chad Damiani, we dive into what WCW was like in the year 1998. The Panels asks questions about Ron Reis (BIG!), who was the scariest guy in the locker room, who had the kewlest lewk off camera, what working shows like Road Wild was like, Bobby Heenan's comedic genius, and how it was like learning from his mentor "Stagger" Lee Marshall. Follow Chad @thechaddamiani on Instagram.

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The Panel interviews former WCW commentator and current performer, comedian, and clown Chad Damiani in this two-part interview. In this episode, Chad discusses what it was like behind the scenes in WCW, accidently getting into Hulk Hogan's limo, how comedy gimmicks are the kiss-of-death, what Goldberg was like backstage during his rise to fame, and a whole lot more! Follow Chad @thechaddamiani on Instagram.

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It's the first ever edition of the Of The Year Awards, the biggest night in the history of this grand podcast! The Panel will be dishing out OTYs for Thunder in the year 1998 in categories such as Wrestler of the Year, Promo of the Year, Kewlest Lewk, Story of the Year, and more! They also look back on what the illustrious awards WCW won during the 1998 Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards. Let just say the panel had to skip straight to the untelevised Category B awards.

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With 10 days to go until Starrcade, Thunder calls it a year with it's final episode of 1998. We get an extended look into DDP's Toys of Tots charity drive and listen to his raspy voice read Christmas stories to children. Horrific. Chants of "We Want Flair!" ring out all night with this Charlotte crowd and WCW delivers with not one but THREE Flair's! Scott Hall cuts a non-survey promo before facing Lex Luger in the main event. Michael Buffer delivers an intro The Panel won't soon forget. 

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There's nothing better than a dumb audience member getting their comeuppance after trying to attack a wrestler. That's exactly what happened when a fan tried to attack Eddie Guerrero when the entire LWO was in the ring. In the Main Event, it's NWO vs NWO again. On the undercard, it's Glacier vs Saturn, again. Stevie Ray tries to recruit Booker T into the NWO... again. Matt gives a glimpse into what it's like to produce WWE Hall of Fame speeches. Andrew ponders about what WWF Supers Astros must have been like.

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