Butts in the Seats Podcast

Episode 90: It's the one night of the year that WCW goes uncensored. What does that mean exactly? No one seems to know but we do have a Yapapi strap match, Jack, with plenty of strapation, Dude. That, plus Crowbar continuing to make poor choices

Episode 89: We're back in WCW after almost two months away. Sid still shouts, Hogan is still a prick, Jeff Jarrett continues to be everywhere, Vampiro can't cut a promo and the Dog keeps on being a thing. It's good to be back.

Episode 88: We also like to live dangeously as we explore ECW for the first time in a year! The show itself is a bit of a mess and clocks in just over 2 hours. Wonder what happens to cause that...

Episode 87: We continue towards Uncensored and things are heating up with a second Yapapi promo from Hulk Hogan, Tank Abbott doing a sit in and the Demon somehow becoming even more of a joke.

Episode 86: Ralphus has returned! The only problem is that it was on Thunder and really isn't mentioned on Nitro. Buff continues to hit on every woman in sight, Emily starts to think that Jeff Jarrett can actually wrestle and Hulk Hogan gets a little erotic during his promo.

Episode 85: Welcome to the worst Nitro that we've ever watched.

Episode 84: It's one year since Nick's least favorite show so how does this show look? Hulk Hogan vs Lex Luger, Booker vs Big T for the letter T, Tank Abbott vs Big Al. What could possibily go wrong?

Episode 83: The Hulkster is back on Nitro, brother, for a surprise 3 hour show! The nWo is falling apart so quickly that the show is just slipping that aspect under the rug. And with less than a month before our wedding, we get a surprise backstage wedding with people we've never seen before.

Episode 82: The nWo is already imploding after less than 2 months back, the Demon continues to plummet down the card and Scott Steiner has a cool new hat. Plus, Funk vs Flair in an I Quit match, but its David and not Ric.

Episode 81: Kevin Nash isn't here tonight, so Jeff Jarrett is running the show. Ric Flair is back on Nitro and is trying to hard to be a heel but the audience has voted against that. Plus, the Demon has to call the cops after a heinous crime is committed.

Episode 404: Episode Not Found. It's not your usual Butts in the Seats Episode. It's the Seats in the Butts podcast where everything is made up and the WCW don't matter...

Episode 80: WCW Title shenanigans have caused us to take a look at Thunder. Will there be anything else of note on this show? Well the KISS Demon returns. Does that count as something of note?

Episode 79: A new WCW Champion will be crowned and surely there will be no shenanigans. We get the commentary performance of a lifetime and a brief glimps of the horrors yet to come to WCW...

Episode 78: Does anyone know what's going on? It's the first night of the Commissioner Nash era and unsurprisingly, it doesn't feel like there's much direction. In place of the Radicalz we get some members of nWo Japan to put on one of the worst matches we’ve seen in a while. So it’s going great…

Episode 77: It's a show of many goodbyes as we say farewell to 5 different wrestlers and a bit of Emily's sanity. Can Kidman wrestling 3 times save this cursed show?

Episode 76: It's the final Vince Russo Nitro and the final real Bret Hart match ever. Despite the fact that the show is now 2 hours, we're going to have Double J wrestle 3 times against wrestling legends, including one very cursed entry.

Episode 75: Nitro has gone to 2 hours! There's a new commissioner in town and he's disappointing the crowd on his very first night. New tag champs are crowned and the NWO will not shut up.

Bonus Episode! It's the Roman Reigns show starring Roman Reigns and featuring Roman Reigns with a cameo appearence from the best wrestler in the world, Shane McMahon. Despite it being a bonus episode, it does go over an hour

Episode 74: The band is back together and taking over the show! The Outsiders have been stripped of the tag titles so we have a completely random Lethal Lottery Tag Tournament to crown new champions. Someone announces their retirement, but it's not who you think and Billy Kidman gives us life by wrestling a quality match.

Episode 73: This one is a doozy and pushes Nick to his mental limit. It's all the fallout from Starrcade and the Screwjob by Roddy Piper. Hopefully nothing awful happens at the end of the show and then something worse happen on Thunder.

Episode 72: It's supposed to be the biggest night of the year. Instead, we get a ton of Vince Russo shenanigans. There's 13 matches tonight, but in recent Starrcade tradition, people are really only talking about the main event. Luckily, they left the stun guns at home.

Episode 71: We're back after a month of not watching WCW and this was a crash back to Earth. We have new tag champions, Roddy Piper has a torn bicep, Kanyon returns again but with a new gimmick. Plus, Bret Hart sustains a horrifying injury.

Episode 70: We're 13 days away from Starrcade but you wouldn't know it. Instead, we get a woman being kidnapped, strip poker with the goons and Asya vs. Midnight with absolutely no build and less surprisingly, no finish. But at least we still have La Parka. And that's enough for us.

Episode 69: In a very nice episode, we get a triple main event with none of them closing the show. Plus, an unexpected journey with the goons and Mean Gene subbing in for Gandalf and the dwarves will be played by strippers

Episode 68: It's the night after Mayhem and the Filthy Animals are imploding. Speaking of imploding, we get a Nitro Girls breakup match and a whole lot of random piano