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I definitely remember during the second season this was announced for VHS release, but of course Joe Libermann making a fuss about the show killed it.

Has any footage of the aborted project ever surfaced, or is it lost media?

I've been a lifelong Columbia resident and remember it from when I was a kid.

Any idea on how long it's been there?

This is how I rank the Jackass movies from best to worst

1. Jackass: Number Two

1a. 2.5

2. Jackass: The Movie

3. Jackass 3D

3a. 3.5

4. Jackass Forever

4a. 4.5

5. Jackass: Best & Last

Two well known 80s songs that peaked at #2 on the Hot 100 (hence why I used the Silver Medal emoji)

Both had good music videos and I think both hold up well all these years later.

Which do you all like better?

Now that the franchise is done, let's talk about the stunts (movies and shows) that even managed to 🤮us. I mean, we're all desensitized to the shit they've done, but there are those rare moments where even we are 😵

Chris Pontius drinking horse semen in Number 2 ranks up there for me. Heck the crew that was there reacted by loudly dry heaving and even Steve-O puked!

The time on the show where Dave England made an omelette ... with the contents of his stomach after vomiting it up!

One that really disgusted me was the Poo Cocktail Supreme from 3D. You'd think even Steve-O would have the sense to question it; but nope he did it. Everyone on site there ended up puking and or wretching and supposedly even audience members cringed at it.

All the abuse Ehren took to his groin in Forever really made me wince in horror. The worse was the pogo stick, by that point his cock & balls were heavily bruised and reports said some audience members were dry heaving at it.

Finally the Human Shit Pretzel in Best & Last. Enough said.

In terms of the villains on the show, how would you rank her?

That voice to me is a combination of laryngitis and two packs of Marlboro Reds.

Be honest. Have any of you ignored the warnings and actually attempted the stunts?

I definitely remember people trying the Human BBQ stunt.

Yes it's way to early to speculate on what they'll play at Ohana Festival, but do you think they'll have any surprises?

1981 born guy here (that year has been variously labeled as Gen X/Millennial/Xennial; but that's not here or there) guest posting.

Just wanted to get the vibe of the most popular musicians of the Gen Z crowd.

Obviously Taylor Swift is extremely popular amongst the entire range of Gen Z years (those born 97-12); but through my own recollection certain groups/artists are most popular within certain segments:

oldest Gen Z crowd (97-99): The Disney pop princesses (Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus, Demi Lovato), Jonas Brothers, Big Time Rush, etc

Youngest Gen Z crowd (09-12): Olivia Rodrigo, Zara Larsson, etc.

Not sure about the middle range though.

Accurate or wrong?

Two of the best of the 60s that managed to capitalize well on the mid 80s Boomer music revival trend.

Which do you like better?

Edit: I was on mobile so excuse the typo on my post.

Simple question: If you think it JTS'd .... when did it happen?

Which of those matches did you most like?

The original ones (Road Warriors/Dusty/Nikita/Paul Ellering vs Flair/Arn/Tully/Luger/JJ Dillon) set the bar high.

The 1989 Great American Bash WG is also highly regarded (Road Warriors/Midnight Express/Dr Death Steve Williams vs Freebirds & Samoan Swat Team).

Wrestle War 1992 (Sting/Steamboat/Nikita/Dustin Runnels/Barry Windham vs Steve Austin/Rick Rude/Arn/Bobby Eaton/Larry Zbyszko) got ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ from Meltzer.

More specifically, which music 📹 shows the greater ho yay action/subtext.

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In an alternate timeline where interleague play didn't exist, this is how I think a 162 game schedule would be broken down with 15 teams in each league:

Divisional games - 72 (18 games x 4 teams)
Intraleague games - 90 (9 games x 10 teams)

Yes it's a balanced schedule even though it would mean you'd have a bunch of two game series; but this was the best I could think of.

What were some of your favorite crowd signs from back in the day?

I don't remember too many from the Golden Era (aside from "Hulkamania Will Live Forever" at Wrestlemania VIII), so jog my memory please.

Some I remember (most of these were from the Attitude Era) were

Paging Mr. Ass

Chyna is Cartman's Dad

Mick Foley put my butt in this seat! (this after he won the WWF title on RAW in a moment that was spoiled by Tony Schiavone)

On more than one RAW, an whole row of fans held up a sign showing the introduction speech of the New Age Outlaws.

Plus there were occasional signs with sexual slurs directed towards the workers ....

From the Original series of course.

There were some events where it seemed certain Gladiators excelled better than others.

Cases in point: In the Joust, it was pointed out that Gemini's record was 38-8-4; not including two wins in the Pro Football Challenge of Champions episode.

I also recall in Hang Tough that Turbo only lost four times overall: Coz Worthington in Season 3, Cliff Miller in Season 4, Kyler Storm & Daniel Cunningham in Season 6.

I don't recall Laser ever getting beaten in The Wall.

What other events do you recall certain Gladiators dominating in?