It's Hard For Picard! Join Pete and Johnny as they break down Season 3 of Star Trek: Picard! Join the guys for this special 10 part mini series. In this ep, they talk about their Trekkie Bona fides and then they dive deep into Picard S3 ep 1, "The Next Generation".

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Introducing a brand new podcast called ThROH the Years. Hobbes and Matt will chronologically review the Ring of Honor events from the beginning of the promotion. In this, the first episode, we review “The Era of Honor Begins” from February 23, 2002. The event (as well as the podcasts) features some highs and lows, from one of the most offensive opening segments in wrestling history, to one of the best first main events in wrestling history, this show is memorable. Your hosts go into the background of the company, and talk about the progressive and regressive aspects of the company at the time. It’s a fascinating look at how far ROH (and wrestling in general) have come since 2002, and it also features a completely unnecessary jab at Joe Gagne, so check it out!

ThROH The Years Episode 1 - The Era of Honor Begins

It’s not Arsenio from LA! It’s not Oprah from Chicago! It’s not Joe Franklin from Secaucus! This week it’s a look at WWF Prime Time Wrestling from June 17, 1991!

- A brief history of the Prime Time format that featured a studio audience, meditating on the lives of those in the audience, and wishing to be a part of that
- The fall of the Tugboat and Vince McMahon’s attempt to join the great play by play calls in sports history
- Virgil and “Virgilina”: a round of applause for an American hero
- Reasons for Hacksaw Jim Duggan’s over the top patriotism
- Gary Strydom cuts a “promo” at the WBF Championship
- Jake Roberts works with an unlikely ally against Earthquake
- Bobby Heenan channels Ted Knight’s character from the 1980s sitcom “Too Close For Comfort”

Plus:
- The return of the “Andre to English” dictionary!
- Lord Alfred Hayes does something very unusual to pick up women
- Sean Mooney asks important questions on play by play about cemeteries and the Ted DiBiase/Sensational Sherri relationship

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Greetings From Allentown #44: WWF Prime Time Wrestling 06-17-1991

Tim and I shoot the shit over
-Kenny Omega as a Observer HOF Candidate
-Future of NXT
-WWE signing spree

We review
-MLW Fushion 23
-Current NXT
-Nova Pro-Nova Project 4

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The streak is over. ThROH The Years mourns (we mean celebrates) the death of a streak that has lasted all 26 previous episodes, but soldiers on with a review of Tradition Continues, the most misleading title in history! Matt and Trevor disagree more than they have in quite some time, but they come together over love for AJ Styles vs. CM Punk, Samoa Joe vs. Jay Briscoe, and Lipton's Chicken Noodle Soup. Is this show kind of disappointing or a template for good B-market shows? We discuss, you decide!

ThROH The Years Episode 27 - Tradition Continues

Extreme part 3: III Sides to Every Story w/Ted McCoy

If there’s a time for everything under the sun, then it’s time for you to listen to the track by track breakdown of a foundational album from Travis’s youth with University of Calgary Sociology Professor Ted McCoy! The year is 1992, grunge is huge, and this band is bringing in 80 piece orchestras as they throw it all out there. Things get real near the end of this episode friends! Check it out!!

Yours, Mine, & the Truth Episode 3: Extreme - Pt 3, w/Ted McCoy

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Greetings From Allentown #44: WWF Prime Time Wrestling 06-17-1991

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