Butts in the Seats Podcast

Episode 114: Vince Russo is gone for 3 weeks and unsurprisingly, we get some actual wrestling on this show. Emily and Nick argue over geography while Dale Torgborg argues with the voices in his head

Episode 113: We've finally made it past the Great Amercian Bash and everyone is leaving! Well except for everyone's "favorite", Buff Bagwell, who makes his triumphant return after assaulting a crew member. Plus, we get 2 Bash at the Beach match previews which are great if you love matches that don't actually end.

Episode 112: According to Cagematch, this is the worst WCW PPV of all time. Will it live down to the hype with two retirement matches, a best of 5 or 9 tables match and a human torch match?

Episode 111: Goldberg is back! Again! And then kinda again! And then kinda again again! Unfortunately Hulk Hogan won't be here tonight, but I think the WCW fans deserve a substitute in that match, and I think you know the guy...

Episode 110: We get a very unceremonious return, Hogan’s only shirt (somehow) is burned and Vampiro causes serious OSHA violations

Episode 109: We take a little pit stop to watch Thunder as despite Kevin Nash challenging Jeff Jarrett for the title on Nitro, let's change the belt on the Thunder afterwards. Plus if you like kidnapping, this might be your favorite episode ever.

Episode 108: Vince Russo is on cruise control in our very long build to the Great American Bash. Jeff Jarrett is awarded the WCW Title in the middle of a fake funeral; David Flair attacks a child and Terry Funk announces his retirement

Episode 107: Goldberg is back again! Can we see him? No. Charlotte Flair is here and having none of this whole thing. Kevin Nash poorly drives an ambulance and I guess Jeff Jarrett is here if ayone cares.

Episode 106: ECW is totally doing fine, why do you ask? They actually put on a pretty good PPV as the house is burning down around them. Note: Emily's audio is a bit wonky on this one. Sorry about that

Episode 105: The one where Emily loses her damn mind and Goldberg returns in the form of a monster truck.

Episode 104: Ready to Rumble has come to life in our triple decker cage main event. Though this show will likely only be remembered by us for one very important return.

Episode 103: We're finally back watching Nitro and the show seemed determined for us to not have a warm welcome.

Bonus Episode! We went to WrestleMania and one of us lost their voice during the main event. Suprisngly, it wasn't Emily

Episode 102: It's the finale of our 100 episode celebration. In honor of all those episodes, we'd like you to meet Nick. He's a grain inspector. Also, meet Emily. She's a grain inspector. How will this PPV measure up to the mess that we've seen recently?

Episode 101: Emily has picked one of the worst wrestling PPVs for one reason: the bird. So come for the theme and stay for a double helping of Hulk Hogan shenanigans!

Episode 100: Per literal popular demand, we've going back to review one of the worst pay per views of all time. Is it really that bad? Yes, it really is, but what would you expect with a main event handicap triple decker doomsday cage match?

Episode 99: We've finally made it to the most infamous episode of Thunder ever. Please ignore the title of this episode. I'm sure nothing of significance will happen...

Episode 98: David Arquette is here and he's ready to rumble! Hulk Hogan finds himself "helpless" in a handicap match and Tank Abbott is just generally helpless on the mic.

Episode 97: We're one night removed from Spring Stampede and tonight's Nitro is invite only except for everyone who sneaks in and then is booked in sanctioned matches.

Episode 96: We have no champions in WCW! So how do we solve this? With a 14 match PPV of course, including one match that has virtually no story, no title and close to no in ring talent.

Episode 95: Eric Bischoff and Vince Russo are back and they’re here to build new stars and complain about getting fired. Despite all the New Blood in the company, the show is still built around Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair and Jeff Jarrett, for some reason.

Episode 94: It's our first movie review of the only WCW movie to hit theatres. Is dated? Yes. Is it funny? No. Did we still sit through the whole damn thing? You bet.

Episode 93: It's our first in-timeline WWF Show since episode 21! There's a McMahon in every corner and boy stable eligible wrestlers all over the place!

Episode 92: We finally get one of the most infamous promos in the dying days of WCW. Is there anything else on this show of note? 1000% yes as Emily may have a new favorite match of all time!

Episode 91: We're in no man's land as we're two Nitros away from the big reboot. Hulk Hogan was all over Uncensored so let's just do more of that, including a Who's That Pokemon that gets out of hand. David Flair continues to get his ass kicked and we get Ric Flair vs Sting for one of the final times ever.