We are going home to World War 3 and the matches are heating up in a surprisingly good Thunder. We debate the midcard status of Scott Norton as well as who would sell more t-shirts, Wrath or Saturn.

We review a pre-taped Thunder this week as WCW returns to Roanoke, VA. Charles Robinson gets chokeslammed, Chris Adams executes a powerbomb, and Kenny Kaos drops the tag title to Judy Bagwell? All this and Gene Okerlund's Wedding toppers.

We are live from Horsemen Country in Roanoke, VA and it's a fun Thunder. Barry Horowitz powerbombs Kanyon, Glacier offers The Cat protection, and Nick Patrick executes the fastest stretcher job in the history of professional wrestling.

Halloween Havoc is in the books and unfortunately this week's Thunder was taped the week beforehand. Therefore we don't expect to see much crazy action. We have Tuff Tom in singles action, the rematch of Final vs. Wright that no one asked for, and The Giant vs. Raven in a Raven's Rules match in the main event.

It's the go home show for Halloween Havoc 1998 and let's just say we disagree on whether or not this was a good Thunder. Hougie thinks it was solid while Kiser says it is the day WCW died.

We are pretaped from Indianapolis and actually get a halfway decent show. Lots of solid matches with a great cruiserweight title match. Konnan is over, Stevie Ray is in your main event, and La Parka returns!

We are live in Indianapolis as Thunder rolls closer to Halloween Havoc. This week El Dandy joins the LwO, Chris Adams had enough of Meng's shit, and Stevie Ray battles Lex Luger for the title of Mr. Thursday Night

We're less than a month away from Halloween Havoc 1998 and on this pretaped Thunder we further that push of Golderg vs. DDP. Hall is drunk, Jerry Flynn wins a match, and Scotty Riggs gets his props.

We are live from Norfolk, VA and the Horsemen are here and things get weird. Other than Stevie Ray, we have no nWo or Wolfpac, so it's straight WCW tonight. Strap in and get ready to laugh with Tony as he does his best to corpse Bobby Heenan's commentary.

WE ARE BACK...in Lexington, KY. It's a pre-taped show and boy does it show. Let's just say that Lenny Lane and Mike Enos steal the show. If that doesn't get you excited, Vincent is in action against Steve Armstrong!