Okay, the Sleepover team just did a ceremony for their pretend Hall Of Fame a month ago, but fuck it! Check out the new categories, nominees, and winners on this blast of an episode.

This episode is pretty straightforward. Your co-hosts play songs from 2006 and talk about them, all while cracking really bad jokes. They also take some time to brag about scoring tickets to All In, so make sure to give this one a listen.

The fellas pivot back to wrestling this week, as they review the 1998 edition of the World Wrestling Federation's King Of The Ring. This show is famous for the Mankind vs. Undertaker Hell In A Cell Match, where Mick Foley almost dies on multiple occasions. Ridiculous.

The Sleepover team finally get around to reviewing The Last Jedi, and as always they talk for about as long as the movie's runtime. To help them out, the pals are joined by friends of the show JetsStrolling and cmacklive. These two dynamos co-host a show called The Rants Optional Podcast, which you can find on iTunes, so make sure to check them out!

Okay, so the Mezzanine Sleepover invented their very own Hall Of Fame. On this special episode you will get to hear who the initial inductees are, as well as the rules for induction that the pals make up as they go along.

It's WrestleMania Sunday, and the pals are joined by the legendary Stu to talk about their favourite WWF/E matches of all time! It's the perfect appetizer for a day chock full of tasty rasslin' action, so chow down!

The lead up to WrestleMania weekend continues with a review of what the M9S crew deemed to be the greatest Mania of all time. It's WrestleMania X-Seven from Houston, Texas back in 2001. This is an amazing show, so listen to this week's episode to find out why!

It’s officially WrestleMania season, so the Sleepover is celebrating with a review of one of the classics - WrestleMania VI, which took place in 1990 at the then brand-new Skydome in Toronto. The pals talk about the Ultimate Challenge, the end of the Perfect Winning Streak and much, much more.

Another week, another podcast. You know the formula for this one - each co-host chose 15 songs from the year 2002, and then they spent an hour talking over them. The formula is classic and the content is even classicer.

The 2018 Grammy Awards took place over a month ago, but that doesn't stop your favourite podcasting pals from taking a look at some of the worst Grammys ever handed out. It's a cavalcade of musical trash that you'll only find on the Sleepover.