Welcome, cats and kittens, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time it's Starrcade 1999, a depressing show from the dying days of WCW. It's the one and only time that Vince Russo booked a Starrcade, and this show certainly has his fingerprints all over it.Our maine event is Bret Hart vs. Goldberg for the WCW Title in a No Disqualification Match. Regrettably, this would be the match that ended Hart's career as he would suffer a serious concussion. We've also got Chris Benoit vs. Jeff Jarrett in a Ladder Match for the United States Title, Sid vs. Kevin Nash in a Powerbomb Match, and Jeff Jarrett vs. Dustin Rhodes in a Bunkhouse Brawl. 

Welcome, cats and kittens, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time the Starrcade anthology continues as we reach one of WCW's greatest triumphs, Starrcade 1996. We've got a grudge match over a decade in the making as our main event with Hollywood Hogan battling Roddy Piper for the first time since 1985. We've also got a stacked undercard featuring Dean Malenko vs. Ultimo Dragon for nine title belts (yes, really). And Rey Mysterio vs. Jushin Liger in a dream match. Plus The Giant vs. Lex Luger and The Outsiders vs. Meng and The Barbarian. 

Welcome, cats and kittens, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's Starrcade 1995, a show highlighted by WCW and New Japan Pro Wrestling battling to determine the winner of the first (and only) World Cup of Wrestling. 

Welcome, cats and kittens, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time it's Starrcade 1994, a show seemingly personally booked by Hulk Hogan. We've got an insane main event of Hulk Hogan vs. The Butcher (AKA Brutus Beefcake). We've got a card littered with Friends of Hulk, including Mr. T, Earthquake, and The Nasty Boys. And yet, this is a time of hope and growth for WCW. 1994 is the year where they begin their turnaround by landing Hogan and Randy Savage, who makes his debut on this show. 

Welcome, cats and kittens, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts cover Starrcade '87: Chi-Town Heat. Unbelievably, this is the last Thanksgiving Starrcade.There's a long story here. The failure of the show is partially due to sabotage by Vince McMahon but maybe moreso the result of Crockett's own mistakes. Like moving the show from Greensboro and Atlanta to Chicago. Like having Ron Garvin win the NWA Championship and defend it against Ric Flair here in the main event. Like screwing over The Road Warriors in Chicago.We've got the fascinating story of how Vince McMahon decided to run his own Thanksgiving show to counterprogram Starrcade and ended up driving Starrcade away from Thanksgiving in the process. Sadly, Thanksgiving wrestling was never the same again after this.