Kris Zellner is joined by Rob Naylor and Our Good Buddy Charles to discuss the month that was April 1991 in the world of World Championship Wrestling and pop culture at large. Topics of discussion include:

• Sid Vicious and his decision to leave WCW for the WWF, including how it went back and forth throughout the month.
• The looming influx of wacky new gimmicks being talked about in the newsletters as WCW is about to undergo a massive change.
• Duke wins their first ever National Championship in college basketball, led by top heel Christian Laettner.
• The birth of Comedy Central.
• Paul E. Dangerously and Diamond Dallas Page show up on MTV.
• Lots of TV matches involving Barry Windham and Brian Pillman.
• Married With Children gains a spinoff and has an amazing two-parter set in a grocery store.
• The decision to start taping more WCW TV shows outside of Georgia.
• Dave Meltzer putting over the quality of the WCW TV throughout the month.
• Dusty Rhodes talks with Jim Cornette about coming back to WCW.
• Steven Seagal gets banned from Saturday Night Live after a disastrous hosting effort.
• Jim Ross announces his new radio show in Atlanta.
• The Diamond Studd and P.N. News make their debuts at the end of the month.

This was a really good show, as we talk a lot about what WCW was about to become while they were having a helluva month of TV.

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Well, this is a week we had to do something like this. We start by talking about the fake stabbing of THE ATROCITY KRULE and how it culminated in him being booted from all reputable indies during WrestleMania week after he cost everyone the Berwyn Eagles Club as a venue. Then we move on to WrestleMania week and this may have been a huge mistake! David keeps having to mute to cough as the show gets way too long! Kris loves him some Double Double E! Adam Weitsman: Scrap Metal King of Owego, New York is discussed in detail, as are the WWE talent security issues, among other things, including Joey Janela getting his flowers and Nick Gage's amazing weekend. We definitely shouldn't have gone this long yet, so...enjoy?

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Kris Zellner is joined by Rob Naylor and Our Good Buddy Charles as we discuss the month of March 1991 in World Championship Wrestling and pop culture at large. Topics of discussion include:

• Barry Windham kinda sorta teasing leaving the Four Horsemen.
• The greatness of Buddy Landel shining through right as he gets fired by the promotion for being Budro.
• The NEVER-ENDING Z-Man vs. Terrence Taylor goes on for yet another month.
• Bobby Eaton finally turning babyface.
• The debut of the Mr. Hughes gimmick.
• Marc Mero makes his debut, getting killed by Sid Vicious.
• Rodney King gets assaulted by the LAPD in a story that will have a major impact later on.
• The greatness of The KLF.
• Owen Hart and One Man Gang make their WCW debuts.
• “Studs,” hosted by Marc DeCarlo, makes its TV debut in syndication.
• The first discussion of Sid Vicious leaving for the WWF being a real possibility.
• New Japan and WCW co-promote "Starrcade ’91 at the Tokyo Dome,” featuring the controversial Ric Flair vs. Tatsumi Fujinami NWA World Heavyweight Title change.
• Donnie Wahlberg and Danny Bonaduce doing bad boy things.
• The reason why Owen Hart's WCW stint only lasted a few weeks.

We thought this was a great show and we hope you do too!!!

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