Butts in the Seats Podcast

Episode 170: We're finally here...

Episode 169: We're flashing back to WCW's biggest show of all time. Note that it's the biggest and not the best because all the elements of the company beng a total mess show their face tonight including one of the most infamous botched finishes of all time

Episode 168: It's time for a final weather report now with feature length Thunder. It also happens to be the last one and the last chance for WCW to actually advance their own storylines.

Episode 167: It's the final Nitro under Turner and nothing really matters anymore. Despite that, this episode managed to completely break Emily just inches away from the finish line.

Episode 166: It's the final WCW PPV and they actually go out with a bit of effort. At least most of them do, I can't say the same for Lex Luger and Buff Bagwell

Episode 165: One last Nitro before the final WCW PPV and the level of care from everyone involved doesn't quite seem to be there, including the new owners of WCW, who will totally be here tonight. Plus, Midajah makes her big return only to be immediately taken out again by a mystery assailant.

Episode 164: Welcome to WCW Monday Nitro where everything is made up and the rules don't matter. You know its bad when Emily is getting mad about should-be disqualifications among the rest of the completely off the rails content on this episode.

Episode 163: It's Pardi Gras down in New Orleans and WCW proceeds to absolutely nothing with that concept. Instead, we get a 2-minute 3 Count feud blowoff, the worst rated Nitro main event in history and mercifully the return of a former WCW Champion

Episode 162: We're headed towards the final WCW PPV so it makes sense to start with another funeral. Jeff Jarrett gets to test his impression skills, Kanyon makes a dramatic entrance and Buff Bagwell and the Cat do mostly nothing for six minutes but it technically counts as a wrestling match.

Episode 161: It's WCW's penultimate PPV and boy are they phoning this one in. Yang has a particularly bad day, Hugh Morrus supposedly snaps, DDP pulls sudden double duty and Kevin Nash gives us a memorable gif of his way out.

Episode 160: We're 6 days from SuperBrawl and somehow WCW pulled off a show that wasn't completely terrible. It's amazing how much better the show is with a couple of decent matches and some logical stories. The main event does end in a mess still, but you should really be used to that by now.

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Episode 159: What's better that 1 Scott Steiner match? 3 Scott Steiner matches of course! We also get an actually refreshing return right before one of the strangest and laziest time limit draws we've ever seen.

Episode 158: Ric Flair has a hot new signing and the signing even brougt his dad along, Kevin Nash has to re-earn his title shot, DDP gets arrested and we get a deflating last appearance from one of our faves.

Episode 157: There's only 10 Nitros left but we're still losing our minds over here. Kevin Nash has supposedly the biggest match of his career; The war between Team Canada and the Filthy Animals in less time that it takes to cook stovetop ramen; General Rection changes his name again and we finally notice that Lex Luger is actually quite bad at wrestling.

Episode 156: Goldberg is gone, Sid is horrifically injured and the show is overrun with obnoxious heels. Sounds like it's gonna be great and not potentially the worst Nitro of all time...

Bonus Episode! It's time for our annual check in on the modern product and with people comparing it to 2000 WCW, it might be a sign that this show is in trouble, trouble. (That's me)

Episode 155: We've finally made it to WCW Sin and Emily has not forgotten the horrors that await, though somehow the thing that gets her most riled up is Lex Luger's liberal use of the word "Daddio". Also, Ric Flair's mystety man will be revealed and will totally live up to the hype and turn this company around.

Episode 154: It's the first Nitro of 2001 and it's also the go-home show for Sin. Back from 2 weeks off and a PPV to sell, this show attempts to speed through every story it has and in the process creates one of the most convoluted match set-ups and actual match itself, plus there's still Ric Flair's mystery man waiting in the wings.

Episode 153: Let's give ECW a proper send-off with one of the best PPVs we're ever going to review. Don't worry though, I still got to torture Emily by making her read a fictional Joel Gurtner promo written by your's truly.

Episode 152: Join us for our final venture into the world of the original ECW. The only version of the show floating around the internet is a bit of a strange one, which is fitting because this is a very strange show that refuses to let up off the gas for a second. Is that a good thing? You be the judge.