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Originally released November 7, 2016
Kelly and Travis bid a bittersweet farewell to the 1970s as they examine the final two episodes pulled from the WWE Network.
Highlights include:
-The wonderful mess that is Duke Savage
Once again here is the link to the Stampede footage. Would love to hear peoples thoughts about it: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV…u6tpAj-ypzT3GFUj3
Originally released November 5, 2016
The Titans are back and plumb to the very depths of wrestling despair as they journey boldly into one of the WWF's very lowest periods. You don't know man, you weren't there.
On the docket:
11-27 ROGERS CORNER: JIMMY SNUKA WWF TV
Highlights include:
- With Titans morale at an all-time low dredging through the quagmire, will all four members make it to the bitter end?
Originally released October 16, 2016
Parv, Pete, Johnny, and Kelly are back together to discuss two WWF cards from November of 1982. The DUD ratings fall like hail as the boys watch some of the worst wrestling ever committed to tape.
On the docket:
11-82 BOB BACKLUND, SUPERSTAR GRAHAM PROMOS WWF TV
This show includes:
- Consideration of why The Grand Wizard is not in the Observer Hall of Fame
BONUS content:
Baron Scicluna titantron: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiRX5stm1Ho
Footage of SD Jones cutting a promo: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tUzB7Wn5t0
Originally released October 11, 2016
Kelly and Travis continue their review of the removed WWE Network footage from the 70s, this time looking at the 1/19 & 6/15 1979 episodes.
Discussion includes:
-A heavy dose of Calgary sports-team nostalgia up front
Be sure to check out the Stampede footage, in particular the Dynamite Kid vs Mr. Wrestling match from the 1/19/79 episode www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV…u6tpAj-ypzT3GFUj3
Originally released September 15, 2016
Kelly and Travis are back, and this time they begin a look at the Stampede footage that was briefly available on the WWE Network late last year. The first 2 episodes are examined, from 11/12 & 12/15 1978.
Highlights include:
-The greatness of John Foley
And for everyone to enjoy, here are all 6 episodes of 70s Stampede that were removed from the Network!
Originally released September 7, 2016
The gang is all here for a special review of a legendary match that was until a few days ago thought lost, The Holy Grail---Tommy Rich vs Buzz Sawyer, October 23, 1983, the Omni: The Last Battle of Atlanta!!!
On the show tonight:
-Thoughts on the match finally surfacing
Originally released August 23, 2016
Kelly and Travis continue their tribute to Stampede Wrestling, this time looking at various different names integral to the promotion's success from the 50s through the 80s. Ski Hi Lee, Dave Ruhl, Sweet Daddy Siki, and Dan Kroffat are all given thorough examination. The focus for the last 1/4 of the show turns to the Dynamite Kid and his legacy in Calgary and elsewhere, including reviews of some of his choice Stampede action. This is your one stop location for all things Stampede Wrestling folks!
*Apologies for Kelly's audio quality
Originally released August 13, 2016
They may not be as youthful and prolific as they were back in 2014, but the Titans have returned once again, this time to say farewell to the marvelous commentary of that great individual, Kal Rudman!
On the docket:
Pedro Morales vs Superstar Graham
Also on the show:
-Parv hasn't regained his wrestling smile, but he loves him some Pat Patterson vs Mr. Fuji, much to the disdain of Pete
Originally released July 25, 2016
Part 2 of of the Stampede Territory mini series sees Kelly and Travis look at the career of Archie "the Stomper" Gouldie, perhaps the area's most legendary heel. They dig up footage from his time in Stampede, and also from his run as the Mongolian Stomper in the USA. Special focus is given to the legendary angle from December 1983 in Stampede involving the Stomper, his "son", and Bad News Allen, including all the crazy fallout.
Sit back and enjoy another ring-a-ding-dong-dandy, fans!
Originally released July 12, 2016
Just in time for Stampede season, Kelly teams up with his longtime friend Travis for the first part of an ongoing mini-series devoted to an exploration of the famous Hart family territory based out of Calgary! Centered around a discussion of the promotion's oldest known footage (from April 1961) and the legendary main event of the WWF's 1997 Canadian Stampede PPV (the symbolic end of the territory), Kelly and Travis touch on...
-Their personal experiences with the territory as kids in the late-80s
So sit back and enjoy a nostalgia-soaked ride through Western Canadian wrestling history!
Travis and his pal Max have a great show reviewing Lucha Underground, appropriately called Lucha Afterground @lucha-afterground
Also, watch the 1961 ep, it's freakin great
www.youtube.com/watch?v=EW5ExHMkK…I85qV9_Cy&index=8
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