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- Acceptable in the '90s - Episode 94: WWF Monday Night Raw - December 27, 1993
Quite a noteworthy post-Christmas episode really as we prepare to enter 1994. The Hart Brothers make up, The Quebecers make trouble, Doink makes a nuisance of himself, and The Undertaker continues to make that casket.
And SALT collaborated with Drop Project to make "Glide", a delicious 8% NEIPA.
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38 min - Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 93 - WWF Monday Night Raw: December 20, 1993
Tatanka returns for a match nobody wanted in the first place, "Double J" Jeff Jarrett has a debut week, but we're still mostly storyline over wrestling.
SALT didn't disappoint though, with their amazing "Tram" DDH NEIPA
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54 min - Acceptable in the '90s - Episode 92: WWF Monday Night Raw - December 13th, 1993
Randy Savage returns to the ring, Bret Hart makes a rare appearance, and Double J debuts next week! Bangin'!
The "Alpaca" DDH IPA from SALT Brewery was bangin' too!
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44 min - Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 91: WWF Monday Night Raw - December 6th, 1993.
*I refer to this episode as being episode 90 on the show itself. Huge apologies for the error*
This week, "Big Meaty Cool" bids farewell to a true WWF legend, gushes over a late contender for Raw match of the year, and hears a Ric Flair promo for the ages, all enjoyed with a "Serge" Citra session IPA by SALT Brewery.
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1 hr - Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 90: WWF Monday Night Raw - November 29, 1993
"Big Meaty Cool" analyses ALL the fallout from Survivor Series 1993, including The Steiners working Saturday AND Monday, Owen Hart continuing to be coy about his little paddy, the results of the Superstar of the Year poll, and of course a trip to Atlanta for the post-Battlebowl episode of WCW Saturday Night.
There's also a new brewery spotlight underway, as "BMC" tries himself a "Jute Session IPA" from the excellent SALT Brewery in Leeds.
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47 min - Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 89: WWF Survivor Series 1993: November 24, 1993
Well, here it is, the last WWF PPV of 1993. "Big Meaty Cool" loved this show as a 14 year-old mark in 1993, but does it hold up to his snarky scrutiny 31 years later? Listen on to find out!
The accompanying beer (Transmission, a 6.7% IPA from NORTH Brewing Co.) held up very well, though!
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1 hr 7 min - Acceptable in the '90s - Episode 88: WWF Survivor Series Showdown 1993 - November 21st, 1993
Largely a highlights package with nothing matches in-between, but surprisingly enjoyable, as was "Invisible Cities" a 6.7% Hazy IPA from NORTH Brewing Co.
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1 hr 1 min - Acceptable in the '90's: Episode 87 - WCW Battlebowl 1993 - November 10th, 1993
Yes, the great ruiner of Starrcades '91 & '92 gets its' own pay-per-view! Battle royal fans are in for a treat, but what about everyone else? Listen on to find out!
The beer of the episode was "Springwell", a 4.5% pils from NORTH Brewing Co.
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1 hr 10 min - Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 86: The Saturday Wrestling Special for November 20th, 1993
The World Wrestling Federation manage to find a commentator WORSE than Rob "The Knob" Bartlett, with a voice that ruins the entire programme. Meanwhile, World Championship Wrestling continue their amazing run of go-home shows for 1993.
"Big Meaty Cool" cradled a "Sputnik" American Pale Ale by the wonderful NORTH Brewing Co during the recording.
And "BMC" will be back TONIGHT for the review of WCW Battlebowl. Best to get it out of the way, eh?
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1 hr 5 min - Acceptable in the '90's - Episode 85: WWF Monday Night Raw - November 15, 1993.
Ahead of Survivor Series, "Made in the USA" Lex Luger takes on Quebecer Pierre, and on Superstars, Tatanka's replacement in "The All-Americans" is revealed.
And I find something I like associated with (shudder) Leeds United, in NORTH Brewing Co's collaboration with The Square Ball fanzine, "California Pale Ale"
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About One Man's Meat Podcast
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Chris (AKA "Big Meaty Cool") & Danny (AKA "Da Meat Guy") invite you to explore the (sometimes) musty annals of Professional Wrestling. Be it the unseen/forgotten events, the obscure midcarders, forgotten promotions or derided concepts, we seek to consider the question: "Is one man's poison another man's meat?"
Please follow the lads on Twitter: @onemansmeatpod