The New Generation Project Podcast

Enough is enough and it's time for @wrestlemaths! In Episode 51 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we dissect and discuss the new Blu-Ray/DVD release "Owen - Hart Of Gold", courtesy of wwedvd.co.uk.Featuring; BRUCE HART, an unintentional plug from Jim Cornette, a full analysis of the entire Owen documentary along with all the extras, bonus matches and key moments that have been omitted, we answer some more of your questions, the opening of a Wrestlecrate, Adam's sleep hygiene, the birth of the 'New Attitude Era', Paul Scrivens talks X-Factor, the return (sort of) of Bastion Booger, cat vs stuffed monkey, Blue vs Red and Adams Frankendiva. Plus, the answers to the questions; How can WWE sell-out next year's "Wrestlemania"? How is The Brooklyn Brawler like Bono? Why did Adam buy a wrestling mask? What stipulation would make Paul watch Sheamus vs Roman Reigns? How white are Natalya's teeth? What does Jim Neidhart look like without a beard? Has Paul mastered his 'DG' word vocabulary? How long have Adams shoes lasted? Who does Todd Pettengill cosplay as? And if we were 'The Shield' who would each of us be?

50 episodes! It may be a slightly similar milestone to our last episode, but we celebrate our half century (not out) with the 2nd half of this year's Q&A in 'The New Generation Game IV'. Featuring more cricket, mullets, Sunny, Jamie Vardy, The Road and the full and only slightly edited story of how Paul wooed Mrs Scrivens!

Two years! Two whole years! Join us in celebrating 2 years of the show as for the third time we answer the questions of you, the audience. Featuring; cricket, pottery, Alan Partridge, football and even some wrestling discussion.

Roddy Piper has come to WCW to represent nobody but himself and take down Hulk Hogan and The nWo and in Episode 48 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we take a look at their titanic tussle at "Starrcade 1996", closing out our analysis of that calendar year.Featuring; your suggestions for 'Fake' gimmicks, our thoughts on 'NXT: Takeover Respect', Alistair Cook's massive innings, the podcast debuts of Ultimo Dragon and Jushin 'Thunder' Liger, we all gush over Meng, Adams idea for having both a 'womens' and 'divas' division, Damien Demento and Max Moon get a mention, we argue over Dean Malenko's crowd reaction, vanilla midgets, Bonnie Tyler in a gas mask, more insane Dusty Rhodes commentary, Mongo cuts a promo baby and Debra's awful, awful voice. Plus the answers to the questions; Are concentration and focus the same thing? Who is 'The Japanese Mercedes'? Who's joined The nWo now? Was there ever a wrestler connected to bulls? Who is the least likely person to revive the Val Venis gimmick? How out of touch with the current product is Paul? How do you get a managers license? How many belts does Ultimo Dragon need? Who wrestled two falls with a broken neck? What's Sting been up to? What is Baby Scrivens allergic to? And who's your man?

You could be forgiven for assuming that a PPV titled "In Your House: It's Time" might be about Vader. You would, however, be wrong. In Episode 47 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast', we take a look at the WWF's final big show of 1996. Featuring; your suggestions for new gimmicks for The Smoking Gunns, Shawn Michaels being an utter dick on commentary, a ton of chop blocks, the only match we'll ever see from The Executioner, two random Luchadors wandering out, straightjackets, loads of run-ins, all the main eventers have turned heel, Ahmed Johnson returns to the show to cut the best promo ever, Vince does some more dancing, Flash Funk does a 450 Splash and the podcast debut of Johnny B. Busy.Plus the answers to the questions; Why is Earl Hebner so sleepy? Who are Adams favourite BBC Breakfast news presenters? What is Doc Hendrix wearing? Who does The Rock face in his first singles match on the show? What's wrong with the audio on this show? What happened to Ahmed's house? How many manoeuvres were there on PPV in 1996? Who never owned a bum bag? And are Mrs Scrivens eyebrows real?

After months of some of the best build in wrestling history, it's finally time for Bret 'The Hitman' Hart to return to the squared circle in the world's most famous arena to take on the man he calls the best wrestler in the WWF - Stone Cold Steve Austin. In Episode 46 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we take a look at "Survivor Series 1996". Featuring; your suggestions for wrestlers boring backstage hobbies, D'Lo Browns Supermarket Review Blog, the last Hall of Fame ceremony for 8 years, the podcast debuts of Salvatore Sincere, Flash Funk, Doug Furnas, Philip LaFon, The Nation of Domination and some guy called Rocky Maivia, 'Top Gunn' Billy Gunn, we say 'Goodbye' to Marty Jannetty and Yokozuna, some real shoddy refereeing, Emo Batman Undertaker, Chubby McQuiet, a breakdown of Bret Harts negotiations with WCW and the WWF and Shawn Michaels gets rather upset with the New York crowd.Plus the answers to the questions; Who had a falling out over Cluedo? What state does Paul like the name of? How many Ferrero Rocher can be eaten in a minute? How do you sound disappointed and surprised at the same time? Who has the better imitation Vince laugh? Is Harvey Whippleman notable or not able? Exactly how pure and innocent is Sunny? What is the energy content of urine? Who has a 'very refined ground attack'? Who's the best wrestler at changing gears? How many drugs tests did Too Cold Scorpio fail? And who's the man?

For the first time ever, thanks to WWEDVD.co.uk, we take a look at a WWE produced documentary and fittingly enough it covers the group that has had the most impact on our timeline - in Episode 45 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we analyse whether "The Kliq Rules"!Featuring; your suggestions for new backstage factions, an opening discussion about wrestling rather than cricket, Pauls interruptions finally send Adam over the edge, cooking with Kelly from "Saved By The Bell", a variety of unexpected talking heads, a slightly dated Sunny interview, some suspect green screening, Shawn's warped perception of his own history, Bob Holly's book gets mentioned, Razor Ramon has nothing to improve on and Sean Waltman making some very candid admissions. Plus, the answers to your questions; What impact would it have had if Shawn and HHH had went to WCW instead of Hall and Nash? Who is our favourite member of The Kliq? Could a similar group ever rise to power in modern day WWE? Could Shane Douglas have had a brighter career without the groups machinations? What if Shawn had been the nWo's 3rd man? Do we think Michaels faith is a work or a shoot? Would the group have been successful without their connections to management? And which episode does Mrs Scrivens find amusing?

Brian Pillman and Steve Austin have had something of a falling out, and it all comes to a head in one of the most infamous WWF angles of all time. In Episode 44 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we take a look at both "Monday Night Raw" and "WCW Monday Nitro" from the 4th of November 1996 - it's "Raw Vs Nitro 4"!Featuring; your suggestions for wrestler specific gimmick matches, Paul's thoughts on The Ashes, Mark Henry taking his trousers off, the podcast debuts of The Stalker, Alex 'The Pug' Porteau, The Sultan, Arachnaman, The Gobbeldy Gooker, Reina Jubuki and a young rookie named Rocky Maivia, Sid makes his wittiest comeback ever, the WWF "Full Metal" album, Goldust and Barry Windham have a nice cuddle on the top rope, IRS is back and the best Steve Austin video package ever. Plus the answers to the questions; Why was this a bad night to start your show earlier? What offensive gimmick have WCW come up with now? What is Paul's new nickname? Why would you bite someone's foot? Where is Sting hanging out these days? Why the fuck is Buff Bagwell so annoying? How did Jeff Jarrett luck into such a sweet spot in WCW? What alternatives are there for a fireworks display? Under what context does "Raw" feature Sid vs Marlena? Who could play a fake Eddie Guerrero? And what becomes of the broken hearted?

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The Undertaker and Mankind take their feud to an entire new level in Episode 43 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' as the two try to bury each other under 6 foot of soil at "In Your House: Buried Alive". They also steal the main event slot from Shawn Michaels, wonder how he feels about that.Featuring; 'new' Paul Scrivens and 'new' Adam Wykes, our thoughts on "Ultima Lucha", your suggestions for new show intros, Steve Austin gets his proper theme, Sid does a Sunset Flip, JR cuts his own 'Pipe Bomb', a discussion about the bizarre "WWF Livewire", Mr. Perfect shows up, 2 heel vs heel matches in a row and Owen Hart has a new haircut. Plus the answers to the questions; Who has the better bowling figures - Stuart Broad or Paul Scrivens? Who's that guy in the Executioner hood? What is the most impressive catch Paul has ever taken? Why bother making custard from scratch? Who is the master of the Power Bomb? What is a '3 Stages of Heaven' Match? What exactly does Jerry Lawler mean by 'the rest'? And where does he keep his women?