Mac (also known online as sleepwalkers) is our guest this week, helping Gavin inch his way towards the end of the Monday Night War... except they're discussing shows that aired on Sundays. They talk about the lowest-rated matches from iGW Superstars Of Wrestling: Rodman Down Under, SummerSlam 00, Fall Brawl 00, Unforgiven 00, and Anarchy Rulz 00. Topics include the Insane Clown Posse's weird nicknames for people, the Extreme Forbidden Door, the subtleties of getting stabbed in the eye in kayfabe, and the shocking existence of Sugar Daddy!

This week, Gavin chills with his old improv friend Rissa Pappas (https://www.rissapappas.com/ https://www.instagram.com/rissapappas/), who knows wrestling, but not enough to be fully prepared for WCW in 2000. For this episode, the targets are the worst matches from King of the Ring 00, Bash at the Beach 00, Heat Wave 00, Fully Loaded 00, and the infamous New Blood Rising. Discussions include WCW giving lip service to the idea that their top guy sucks compared to WWF's comedy jobber, the bizarre final time we see Hulk Hogan on screen in WCW, ECW's inability to do subtle humor, and how even a macabre blood feud looks lame as hell when you're brawling in a lake. All this, and Gavin introduces Rissa to the American Males theme!

This week, Gavin crosses paths with indie wrestling renaissance man Jason Heat (https://www.instagram.com/jasonhowardheat/) and they hit it off in the name of bad wrestling. Well, maybe not all bad as there's a fun banger on the WWF side. The low-ranked targets this week come from Insurrextion 00, Slamboree 00, Hardcore Heaven 00, Judgment Day 00, and Great American Bash 00. So many questions are asked, such as: Was Jim Ross always horny? Did Big Show cry at his father's funeral? If a post-match brawl has a three-count thrown in there out of nowhere, does it constitute a wrestling match? Did Jerry Lawler actually pay attention when watching the Lion King? How does the lowest-rated WCW PPV mirror the highest-rated WWE PPV? There's a lot to talk about here.

Marc Quill, fresh from writing recaps for the wasteland that is WWE SmackDown, returns as we continue onward with the madness of 2000. Gone away is the nWo 2000. Here to stay is the New Blood. The two discuss the lowest-rated matches from Living Dangerously 00, Uncensored 00, WrestleMania 2000, Spring Stampede 00, and Backlash 00. You know it's late WCW when Ric Flair is wrestling with a shirt and 90% of his offense is chops. Four of the five matches are tags, though to be fair, the other match has Sid in it and he's twice the man that Kevin Nash is, so that's kind of a tag team. Yeah? Also, Gavin comes to grips with the realization that maybe he's a Bull Buchanon fan.

This week, Gavin is joined by comic writer Lan Pitts, whose new comic Beat Every 1-Up was drawn by Joe Hunter, the guy who did the ZOW logo. Starting out the oh-so-memorable wrestling year of 2000, these two check out the worst matches from Guilty as Charged 00, Souled Out 00, Royal Rumble 00, SuperBrawl 00, and No Way Out 00. Topics include Stevie Ray's epic loogie, Bob Holly kicking out of the Pedigree in the year 2000, and the ridiculous t-shirt Gavin bought at a mall because nobody else ever would. Listen now or we'll will pull out a switchbl-- I mean, scissors and cut off your beard!

This week's guest is Chris Tuttle, whose appearance comes with SERENDIPITOUS SURPRISES! Gavin and Chris check out what Cagematch.net claims is the worst when it comes to November to Remember 99, Survivor Series 99, Mayhem 99, Armageddon 99, and Starrcade 99. That's right, ZOW is finally finishing off the 20th century. Topics include the Abobo of WCW, Kevin Nash in Longlegs makeup, whether Steve Blackman was asexual, and the surprise of Val Venis cutting a genuinely solid babyface promo. So put on your cervical collar, hit someone with an NES, and get to listening!

Sure, it's a time when wrestling is at its most popular, but it's also a time when Godfather is having matches, Vince Russo is jumping between promotions, dogs are pissing all around ringside, and a fourth party decides to release the worst wrestling PPV of all time. Luckily, Gavin has help getting through this via his lifelong BFF Sean [last name redacted because he doesn't want to be associated with this podcast and is only doing it as a favor]. Gavin and Sean's Bogus Journey includes the lowest-rated matches from Unforgiven 99, Rebellion 99, Heroes of Wrestling, No Mercy 99, and Halloween Havoc 99. Topics include women's wrestlers who look like Taylor Swift, continuity errors in Mideon's pants, and Matt Pinfield from MTV's 120 Minutes.

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.