The Mezzanine Sleepover

This week, the fellas talk about one of the best Royal Rumbles of all time. It's the 1992 Royal Rumble, and while the preliminary matches were rather awful, the Rumble match itself was fucking fantastic. Whoooo!

On this week's show, Sliiiiip and MEGAMIXDOTCOM share some of their favourite instrumental songs. You know the drill - they each chose 15 tracks and then talk about them. Thankfully there are no vocals for them to talk over.

On this very special New Year's episode of the Sleepover, the pals give their early opinions on Rogue One, and then listen to some of the best (worst?) promos that they cut when they had their own backyard wrestling federation. So if you like movie spoilers and terrible wrestling promos with a lot of really inside references, this is the show for you!

It's almost the end of the year, so your Sleepover pals have each compiled their top 16 tracks of 2016. Tune in now and hear the opening seconds of the most kickass new traxxx from the past year.

This week, the pals were joined by friend of the show Stu, who actually was in attendance at the WWF's SummerSlam way back in 1992. It's pretty much a two-match show, but those two matches fucking delivered! Don't miss this opportunity to hear an account of what it was like to be at this epic show live.

It's Episode 69 of the Sleepover, and your podcasting pals just can't seem to be mature about it. That said, this week they do a rad music challenge where they each picked 15 songs that met different criteria, as chosen by MEGAMIXDOTCOM.

This week, the pals picked an album from every year between 1990 and 1999, and discussed each one. So get your Hammer pants and flannel jackets ready, because it's time to take a trip back in time!

Disney finally brought some fuckin' balance to the Force with 2015's Star Wars Episode VII and your favourite podcasting pals (along with the ever-eloquent Phil) are here to discuss every little detail.

To commemorate the election of an orange man-baby with early onset dementia as President of the United States, the fellas jump into their cyber time machine and head back to the last time a dunderheaded fuckbag smarmed his way into the White House - the year 2000.

Come for the politics and stay for the kind-of-shitty music that served as the soundtrack for the beginning of this ridiculous millennium.

With the 2016 Survivor Series fast approaching, the Sleepover crew decide to go back and review Survivor Series 1997, a terrible show which was very historic because, you know, the Montreal Screw Job.