Between last week's live Thunder and this 32nd episode of Thunder a few things happened: Fall Brawl was terrible, the War Games match was terrible, and Ric Flair return on an otherwise terrible Nitro. We get to watch all the terrible parts plus many clips and vignettes of Ric Flair promoting his return then they replay the entire Nitro segment of his return. In between all this we get some original Thunder content and the big arm wrasslin' match between Arn Anderson and Eric Bischoff.

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It's the go-home show for Fall Brawl '98 and that means some top guys are working on Thursday including the Big Kahuna himself: Hollywood Hulk Hogan! Rowdy Roddy Piper and DDP exchange some words over a safe distance. Goldberg defends the WCW World Heavyweight Championship against Rick Fuller. Nick Dinsmore hopes to find out if he's better than Kanyon. The 4 Horsemen teasing continues. Hacksaw Jim Duggan gets real. Chris Jericho gets lost.

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Between last week's live Thunder and this 31st episode of Thunder a few things happened: Fall Brawl was terrible, the War Games match was terrible, and Ric Flair return on an otherwise terrible Nitro. We get to watch all the terrible parts plus many clips and vignettes of Ric Flair promoting his return then they replay the entire Nitro segment of his return. In between all this we get some original Thunder content and the big arm wrasslin' match between Arn Anderson and Eric Bischoff.

We get to see just how respected and feared Meng was based on the Flock's actions in tonight's episode. Saturn gets not one but TWO promos. Marty Jannetty debuts a new lewk. Curt Henning has some strong feelings about being challenged by fellow second generation wrestler Dean Malenko. Plus, Norman Smiley, The Armstrongs, and Disorderly Conduct make their Thunder debuts!

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Stevie Ray has joined nWo Hollywood and he's got the t-shirt to prove it. Ernest "The Cat" Miller makes a statement at the expense of Disco Inferno. Lodi makes Saturn an offer he can't refuse. Curt Henning makes Van Hammer look like a million bucks. DDP continues to try to make calling someone "scum" a thing. A bunch of strong, square men face off.

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It's the first pre-taped Thunder and the Ultimate Warrior's return just happened to occur on the Nitro between the taped episodes. Perhaps the most inconsequential episode of Thunder to date. But at least the Warrior returned on Nitro. The Flock continues to run multiple storylines during their segment while Curt Henning makes Steve "Mongo" McMichael look better than he's ever looked so far. Did we mention the Warrior returned on Nitro?

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THUNDER IS FINALLY UP ON PEACOCK STREAMING! And we're back with all our old friends, Tony Schiavone, Meng, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, the nWo, Pepe... they're all here! We check in on the aftermath of Road Wild and get not one but TWO title matches in front of this Fargo crowd. Speaking of Fargo, this is the first week where WCW is taping two episodes of Thunder to save money so get ready to see this same crowd again next week. Also, t-shirt politics... remember that? Someone's going to offer someone else a t-shirt in exchange for their allegiance. Thunder's back, baby!

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Get ready for peak Mankind when he faces off against "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels in Foley's first ever WWF World Heavyweight title match. The Undertaker and Goldust have their big blow off when they wrestle in a "Final Curtain" match. Mark Henry makes his in-ring debut against Jerry "The King" Lawler. Jim Cornette steps into the ring as a wrestler to take on Jose Lothario.

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Move over Bay of Pigs! Suck It North Korea's nuclear arms program! Get ready for World War 3 when The People's Posse invades Vancouver to battle Camp Cornette! It's an international incident with international consequences! See what happens when Sid goes full babyface! Jerry Lawler has a field day at Jake "The Snake" Roberts' expense! Undertaker and Goldust continue their In Your House rivalry! Stone Cold Steve Austin is a lone wolf when he takes on The Wildman Marc Mero! INTERNATIONAL! INCIDENT!

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A storm knocks out the power during In Your House 8: Beware of Dog and it sends the WWF scrambling, eventually taping the matches that were not broadcast live two nights later. Shawn Michaels was not a happy camper but the rest of the roster may have benefited as Savio Vega and Stone Cold Steve Austin put on one hell of a Caribbean Strap Match and a Casket Match between The Undertaker and Goldust close the show. In the Drizzling Sheets, The Curtain Call Incident goes down at MSG and the nWo is on the brink of turning the wrestling world on it's head when Scott Hall shows up in WCW.

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