The Video Vault is open again now that JB and Eddie are back from New Orleans, where they took in four shows: NXT TakeOver, WrestleMania, and the ensuing episodes of Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live!

The guys discuss how a bad NXT TakeOver show may be necessary because each one seems more and more perfect. Moreover, how WrestleMania's stacked card may have just been a prime example of WWE biting off more than it could chew, not a good idea with such a bad main event!

Plus, Daniel Bryan is back, the WWE Women's division's continued excellence, and just how damaging the main event could be for the company long-term.

It's WrestleMania Weekend inside the Video Vault as JB and Eddie welcome back Caleb Bailey once again to discuss the Grandaddy of Them All, WrestleMania! The guys are highly excited for what looks like a stacked card in New Orleans, and JB and Eddie are even more excited to actually be going!

Who will win the ladder match at NXT TakeOver? How will WWE do the order of matches on what should be an epic night? More importantly, will JB and Eddie finally celebrate Rusev Day?

Oh, and while we're at it, where the hell is The Undertaker?

Step back inside the Video Vault as JB and Eddie celebrate the return of baseball season with a review of Penny Marshall's 1992 classic, "A League Of Their Own."

The guys go into how a complete '90s movie could become such a perfect cultural phenomenon, and how Geena Davis and Tom Hanks (America's Walking Dad Joke!) plus a phenomenal supporting cast did justice to the story of the All American Girls Professional Baseball League, and how the movie fueled their love of the game.

Plus, Madonna is a diva (shocking), JB and Eddie get philosophical, and how Geena Davis and the rest of the Rockford Peaches live their truth!

The Video Vault celebrates Women's History Month, and what is supposed to be a discussion of everyone's favorite strong female actors and/or characters turns into a deep and wonderful discussion about gender roles in the arts, especially film.

JB, Eddie, and JB's wonderful wife Caitlin discuss Time's Up, Me Too, and just how hard it is for women in the arts today. Caitlin would know, she's an actor!

Plus, JB's love of "Mary Poppins," Caitlin's of Kate Mulgrew and "Star Trek," and Eddie has one question: why did people suddenly start hating Anne Hathaway?

Step back inside the Video Vault as JB and Eddie draw closer to Wrestlemania with a review of the WWE SmackDown Live exclusive, Fastlane! The guys digest what makes the last-minute match between Shinsuke Nakamura and Rusev great, the future of Bobby Roode and Randy Orton, and just what was the point of the complete madness that was the main event!

Plus, Women's Royal Rumble Winner Asuka picks her WrestleMania opponent, John Cena's date with destiny, how WrestleMania 34 could easily surpass WrestleMania 2000, and one question: has anyone seen The Undertaker??

JB and Eddie are finally back and get back into Video Vault activities at full swing to review the latest WWE pay-per-view, Elimination Chamber! The guys get over the epic show they just watched and discuss what the next phase of the Women's Evolution means for the Raw Women's Division, and how Ronda Rousey fits into that equation following her eventual match with Triple H and Stephanie McMahon.

Plus, Braun Strowman dominates, the Miz takes bumps, Seth Rollins' push continues, and just what's going to happen with Roman Reigns at WrestleMania?

Eddie has the keys to the Video Vault while JB is on vacation, and he unlocks it to talk with special guest Caleb Bailey about the epicness that was this year's WWE Royal Rumble! The guys discuss everything from Braun Strowman getting the beating of a lifetime from Brock Lesnar, Baron Corbin reestablishing himself in the actual Rumble match, and the most important question on everyone's lips: Who is going to be ready for Asuka??

Plus, AJ Styles, Rey Mysterio, Shinsuke Nakamura, and so much more! Oh, and who let Ronda Rousey inside?

JB and Eddie dive right into the NFL Sunday excitement by giving a review of Oliver Stone's gridiron tale, "Any Given Sunday." The guys discuss how every single cliché possible exists in an otherwise entertaining film, from Jamie Foxx's "evil Cam Newton" to Al Pacino coaching in a suit.

On top of that, the guys break from tradition for some good, old-fashioned NFL Talk! Listen as they make their picks for today's AFC and NFC Championship showdowns, and how Tom Brady is just too good!

JB and Eddie are back at it again in 2018 and take on a recent classic: Get Out! The guys discuss just how Jordan Peele went from MAD TV to Key and Peele to directing what could be the best horror film of the 21st century, and just how relatable the movie can be to African-Americans. The guys also play "Six Degrees of Jordan Peele," of which JB is not despite a great story!

Plus, Catherine Keener's soothing voice, Bradley Whitford playing a creepy dad, Allison Williams' cereal racism, and the question on everyone's lips: Where do Daniel Kalluya and Jordan Peele go from here?

For the first time ever, JB and Eddie review a movie they don't love to the moon and back! This week's victim is 1988's Scrooged starring Bill Murray and the guys show no mercy in decrying 1980s capitalism, Murray's receding hairline, and how Karen Allen plays such a weak character compared to her badass turn as Miriam in Raiders of the Lost Ark!

Plus, Richard Donner and Bill Murray butt heads, veal as a child's Christmas gift, Carol Kane as a manic pixie girl, and so much more as we choke down this holiday...classic. Yeah, let's roll with that.