After a few weeks of isolation, we're back with another episode. And what better way to return than by discussing the first ever all-women's pay-per-view? A surprisingly unproblematic show that showcases what the women of the WWE can do and all they've been through over the years.

This week we're talking about what is probably the last new match type the WWE created that was actually good. The devil's demonic structure - the elimination chamber. We go back to the very beginning of this match and see how it went from being a blowoff to a culmination of storylines, to making careers, to becoming it's own PPV and evolving throughout wrestling history.

Two of the greatest wrestlers of all time have a rivalry that produces several classic matches. We look at both the in-ring and behind-the-scenes issues that made the rivalry between Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker arguably the greatest of all time.

It's a feud that will define an era. Perhaps the best rivalry of both men's careers - we take a deep dive into the 2008 rivalry between Chris Jericho and Shawn Michaels. Why it was so good both inside the ring and on the microphone - and the ways it subverted traditional wrestling cliches and expectations.

We're back from our holiday break and we're kicking things back off with one of the most legendary wrestlers - still going today! We look at Chris Jericho's beginnings in WCW, through his huge debut in the Attitude Era - and his incredible return in 2007.

The WWE goes overseas to Iraq to perform for US soldiers for the very first time in what will become a yearly tradition. We look at an episode that is filled with patriotic nostalgia and hindsight. And once again, takes a lot of shots at Saddam Hussein.

It's the Thanksgiving tradition: Survivor Series! Today we go way back to the 1990 edition of the show that really leans into the holiday theme. I mean, there's a guy in a turkey costume for Christ's sake. Also The Undertaker debuts.

We got an exclusive opportunity to speak to one-half of the NWA commentary team Joe Galli. He gave us a behind-the-scenes look at NWA Powerrr, why he thinks the show is so appealing, what makes it unique and a preview of what the future of the NWA holds.

The NWA has returned to TV with a nostalgic, hour-long YouTube show set inside a TV studio. We get to the bottom of what makes this show appealing. Plus a preview of our exclusive interview with the voice of the NWA.

Happy Halloween! Today we're analyzing the very short career of one of the spookiest, most bizarre wrestling gimmicks of all time. He's The Boogeyman, he eats worms (and other things) and he's coming to getch'a!