Gavin brings in one of his favorite YouTube channel hosts in Alex the SNES Drunk. They talk all about the quote-unquote worst matches of Heat Wave 99, Road Wild 99, SummerSlam 99, Fall Brawl 99, and Anarchy Rulz 99. Despite the gimmick of this podcast series, the ECW matches are fantastic and the WWF match is decent enough. Oh, don't get me wrong, the WCW stuff is absolutely horrible, but the extreme bread of this episode's sandwich is a good time. Topics include feeling bad for Alex Wright, being confused about Ernest Miller's confederate motorcycle gloves, and Gavin basking in Alex's solid Triple H impression.

Warning: We are one week away from Heroes of Wrestling. Prepare yourselves.

40 episodes? That's 200 matches! Er, 205 if you count the Hogan special. Anyway, Dan Lennane from the Rock Nerd Radio Show returns to talk about the lowest-rated matches from Over the Edge 99, Great American Bash 99, King of the Ring 99, Bash at the Beach 99, and Fully Loaded 99. While there is a lot of serious and sad stuff to talk about (again, Over the Edge 99), there are some laughs to help even things out. For instance, the match covered for Great American Bash nearly breaks Gavin. Probably the most batshit insane ending of all the 205 matches discussed on this show. The other WCW entry we got for this ep isn't all that much better either.

Gavin reaches out to his old college friend Bo Kaier to have him stop by and talk Monday Night War Era wrestling. They watch and discuss the lowest-rated matches from Spring Stampede 99, Backlash 99, Slamboree 99, No Mercy 99 (UK), and Hardcore Heaven 99. Topics include the alternate reality where Mikey Whipwreck became WWF's top star, the questionable personality shift from cult member to narcissist, how uncool it looks to get hit with a kindergarten chair, ball sweat as a superpower, and how one is meant to respond when a tiny man jumps and sits on your face.

AWASHA!!

This week's guest is Denny, otherwise known as Twisted Eye. He and Gavin go through some wacky matches as they look at the lowest-rated entries from St. Valentine's Day Massacre, SuperBrawl IX, Uncensored 99, Living Dangerously 99, and WrestleMania XV. They ponder such questions as: Why did Mideon keep an eye in a jar? Just how badly can two wrestlers screw up a double knock out spot? What exactly is a Brakkus? All this, and Gavin gets excited about tool-assisted speed runs!

This is 37?! Try not to record any podcasts on your way to the parking lot! Gavin is joined by comic creator Kyle Starks (Wrestle Heist, Peacemaker Tries Hard, Where Monsters Lie) and they have a lot of rough wrestling to talk about. They watch the lowest-rated matches from Rock Bottom, Starrcade 98, Guilty as Charged 99, Souled Out 99, and Royal Rumble 99. Not only are there technical issues at one point, but Gavin kind of screwed up sending Kyle his assigned matches and put him on the search for a Lex Luger/Wrath match that does not exist. Whoops! Otherwise, the two talk about spray paint cans that may not be spray paint cans, Sabu's neck diaper, and how much it hurts to get punched with a tampon.

We got two guests on this one! Gavin's friend Kelsey Young agrees to watch the worst-rated matches from late-1998 PPVs, but only if she's joined by regular ZOW guest Vinny Murphy of the Rock Nerd Radio Show. Does Kelsey watch wrestling? Yes, for quite some time. Does Kelsey delve into wrestling history? Not so often, meaning she experiences her very first Hulk Hogan match! The bad news is that it's also her very first Ultimate Warrior match. Set your Stevie Rays to stun as these three discuss the dregs of Halloween Havoc 98, November to Remember 98, Survivor Series 98, World War 3 98, and Capital Carnage.

Gavin's longtime internet friend Amy (Taterpie on social media) steps in as we get another edition of "make someone who doesn't watch wrestling watch some bad wrestling." Gavin and Amy will go through the lowest-rated matches from Road Wild 98, SummerSlam 98, Fall Brawl 98, Breakdown, and Judgment Day 98. Topics include Gavin lovingly explaining the lore of Mark Henry becoming a millionaire, streaming services going out of their way to not pay the Insane Clown Posse, and how a feud about two brothers fighting somehow had a special appearance by a serial killer doll with a movie to shill.

Gavin's good buddy Bob Chamberlain makes his return to be chill as all hell. Together they discuss the lowest-rated matches from Great American Bash 98, King of the Ring 98, Bash at the Beach 98, Fully Loaded 98, and Heat Wave 98. Topics include Dennis Rodman's bizarre overselling, whatever the hell that one Juventud Guerrera video package is, and a wondrously distracting fan mullet. All that, plus Gavin goes on a long tangent at the end as he tries to explain Wrestling Society X to Bob.