It’s April 23rd, 2006; The Bernie Mac show had just aired its last episode, Scary Movie is new in theaters and in TNA, its Lethal Lockdown time. This is TNA Lockdown!

This week we talk about the first ever Lethal Lockdown match, Jushin Liger’s original placement on the card, the re-debut of Low-Ki as Sensei and much more.

Kenta Kobayashi, born March 12, 1981 is one of the best homegrown NOAH talents and Japanese wrestlers in history, trained by Kenta Kobashi who he was once called by the PWI 500. This is the Kenta Triple Feature!

Kenta vs Bryan Danielson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOrl73UPrzY

Kenta vs Naomichi Marufuji

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeWnkNXMiL0

It’s March 12th, 2006; NOFX release their tenth album, ‘Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing’. We see yet another instalment in the Driver series titled “Driver: Parallel Lines and in TNA, the Big Bad Booty Daddy’s back!

This week on the show we touch on TNA Destination X 2006 where AJ/Joe/Daniels would compete in an Ultimate X, Jarrett isn't in the main event but he does close the show and the debut of Scott Steiner, chest tat and all.

It’s February 12, 2006; Against Me! Release ‘From Her Lips to Gods Ears’, Final Destination 3 is released onto the big screen and in TNA, head trauma is all around.

This week we on the show, only for Patreon subscribers, we take a look back at TNA Against All Odds 2006 which actually took place 15 years ago today to witness the dawning of a new NWA champ, the second instalment of the Samoa Joe/AJ Styles/Fallen Angel feud and much more!

Its December 11th, 2005; Yellowcard released ‘Rough Landing Holly’ from their sophomore album ‘Lights and Sounds’, Jack Black and Naomi Watts star in ‘King Kong’, and in TNA, it’s time to break out your favourite baseball bat. This is TNA Turning Point 2005!

This episode is quite an entertaining PPV, starting things off with a fantastic barbed wire massacre match, Samoa Joe continues to run through the X-Division in a match against AJ Styles, Dale Torborg returns to wrestling and much more.

It’s the Japanese word for a falcon, more importantly a Peregrine falcon, it’s known as the world's fastest production motorcycle as well as the Ninja from Ninja Gaiden. Tonight, he is a Japanese wrestling legend. This is The Hayabusa Double Feature!

It’s November 13th, 2005; Smackdown vs Raw 2006 is about to be released for current generation systems, Walk the Line starring Joaquin Phoenix tells the story of the Man in Black and in TNA the peep show is about to begin.

On this episode we talk some injuries, new hirings, the death of Eddie Guerrero, discuss the ongoing Sabu & Abyss feud. Samoa Joe doing monster things, the debut of Christian Cage and much more.

Join us next week as we take a look at the career of Hayabusa in another instalment of The Double Feature Show with appearances by Terry Funk, Masato Tanaka and Misawa.

It’s October 23rd, 2005; Coheed and Cambria release “The Suffering” to radio, The Rock stars in the blockbuster flop “Doom” and in TNA, they are Bound for Glory.

Join us as we chat about the first ever TNA Bound for Glory event, featuring lots too much Jeff Jarrett, Abyss, Sabu, Jeff Hardy and Rhino all locked in a box for 24 hours leading up to Monsters Ball 2, an Ironman match between AJ Styles and Christopher Daniels, the Ultimate X comes crashing down and so much more.

Join us next Thursday live at 9EST on Patreon for TNA Genesis 2005, for as little as $1.

Its September 11th, 2005; Canadian metal band Protest the Hero breaks onto the scene, Fire Pro Wrestling Returns is about to be released on the PS2 and in TNA the X-Division takes the main stage. This is TNA Unbreakable 2005!

Join us in the opening episode for Volume VI: The Glory Days of TNA, this week we have a no dq match between Abyss and Sabu, Roderick Strong making his TNA debut against fellow ROH teammate Austin Aries and the first and only five star match that TNA ever had, Christopher Daniels vs AJ Styles vs Samoa Joe.

Tune in next week as we cover the newly appointed "Superbowl" of TNA, Bound for Glory 2005 and catch the show live on Thursday @ 9EST/7PST by donating at least $1 on our Patreon.

Today we take a detour from the beginning of Volume VI to celebrate the life of Jon Huber, better known as Brodie Lee. Join us as we talk about three matches from the career of Brodie Lee, a ladder match against Ziggler, we travel to Japan where he takes on Shingo Takagi and then to his Chikara farewell against Eddie Kingston. This is The Brodie Lee Triple Feature!