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Episode 130: We have one of the best WCW PPVs of 2000 but that is quite the low bar. Mean Gene isn't here to make friends. Goldberg and Steiner are here to beat the crap out of each other. Jim Duggan is here despite being retired and for some reason Gary Coleman is here to... be here, I guess.

Episode 129: We have a wedding and a plethora of other nonsense. What other nonsense could there be? How about "brain surgery" and the same swerve for the third week in a row. Plus, we get a special gimmick match that rivals the fabled Nigerian Drum Match!

Episode 128: Tonight we get Vince Russo's version of War Games. It's a terrible mess before you even get to the fact that half the people announced for the match actaully have to qualify.

Episode 127: The band is back together! Again! Yes, Vince Russo has revived the husk of nWo 2000 without actually ever saying their name. Goldberg is digging a grave in the desert, Crowbar gets thrown off a balcony and we get the worst 20 second match I've ever seen.

Episode 126: After last week's all time terrible Nitro, things are looking ever so slightly better. Granted this show has Chuck Palumbo challenge for the world title and yet another woman getting kidnapped; That should really tell you where the bar is these days

Episode 125: New Blood Rising is over but we’re still in Canada. Vince Russo is here to shoot, bro, and he’s got Tank Abbott ready to fight Goldberg “for real”

Episode 124: It is the one and only New Blood Rising! We have enough gimmick matches to shake a stick at, including a very special and long awaited Judy Bagwell match. I just hope no one goes against the script; If they did, I think I would fully lose it.