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Thor

"*Não faz ideia de com quem está lidando."
"Predefinição:WPS noa área? Tua mãe sabe que usas suas cortinas?"
"Isto está além de você, homem de metal. Loki enfrentará a justiça asgardiana.*"
―Thor e o Homem de Ferro[src]
No entanto, antes que Thor pudesse fazer outra ameaça, o Homem de Ferro rapidamente o atacou e o jogou do penhasco. Tendo se recuperado do ataque surpresa, Thor lhe disse para nunca mais tocá-lo novamente, enquanto o Homem de Ferro disse para ele não pegar o que era dele. Thor argumentou que o Homem de Ferro claramente não fazia ideia no que estava se envolvendo, prometendo que Loki enfrentaria a justiça asgardiana pelas mãos de Odin quando voltasse para casa. O Homem de Ferro não mudou sua opinião, rudemente chamando Thor de Predefinição:WPS no Parque e dizendo que ele estava usando as roupas de sua mãe antes de mandar Thor sair do caminho.

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Vendo que o Homem de Ferro não escutaria, Thor atacou lançando o Mjølnir nele e se preparou para voltar até Loki, que se divertia assistindo o confronto. No entanto, em vez de ser derrotado pelo golpe, o Homem de Ferro respondeu disparando em Thor com seu raio repulsor e o chutando através de uma árvore. Querendo terminar a luta, Thor disparou uma rajada de raios no vingador, pensando que causaria danos permanentes. Entretanto, J.A.R.V.I.S. informou o Homem de Ferro que a rajada só serviu para carregar sua armadura a níveis absurdos, permitindo que ele atirasse em Thor novamente.

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Iron Man fought back and the two traded blows, flying across the mountain ranges and destroying much of the forest in a desperate attempt to stop the other. Upon crash landing, they punched at each other and managed to catch each other's fists, resulting in a standoff as Thor began crushing Iron Man's Armor. Iron Man responded by shooting Thor in the face and head-butting him, which Thor then responded to with a headbutt of his own while trying to strike his foe with Mjølnir while Iron Man used speed to his advantage, flying all across the battlefield and hitting Thor before he could react.
What If...?

The "What If...?" segment is a segment on the Superpodcast where TGBL and Bix go over various "What If" segments involving high-end scenarios in the wrestling industry. Such examples include opining about the ramifications of Mid-South Wrestling getting JCP's time slot on TBS as originally planned, if Hulk Hogan hadn't left the AWA in early 1984, and many more divisive and interesting topics.

## Episodes (with TGBL and Bix unless otherwise noted)

**Episode 13** -  ...Roddy Piper took Gary Hart's offer to go to World Class in 1982?

**Episode 15** - ...Shawn Michaels went to WCW in 1993?

...The Bruise Brothers went to Mid-South as scheduled in early 1984? (with Jim Cornette)

**Episode 16** - ...The Von Erichs feuded with the Russians who ruined their Olympic hopes?

**Episode 18** - ...Ted Turner had originally gone through with financing Mid-South nationally in 1985?

**Episode 23** - ...ESPN chose another wrestling promotion for their time slot instead of the AWA in 1985?

**Episode 30** - ...Hulk Hogan hadn't left the AWA?

**Episode 33** - ...Listener Questions

**Episode 34** - ...Listener Questions

**Episode 35** - ...Listener Questions (What if...Harley Race had ended up skipping Starrcade 1983?)

**Episode 36** - ...on Terry Funk, Roddy Piper, World Class, and more

**Episode 78** - ...Listener Questions (Paul Heyman, Jerry Lawler, Sgt. Slaughter, and more)

**Episode 81** - ...Listener Questions (Gino Hernandez, Antonio Inoki, Continental, and more)
Durolar (episódio)

*Este artigo é sobre o episódio. Para o vilarejo de pescadores selvagens ao norte da Muralha, veja "Durolar".*
"**Durolar**" é o oitavo episódio da quinta temporada de *Game of Thrones*. É o quadragésimo oitavo episódio da série no total. Estreou em 31 de maio de 2015. Foi escrito por David Benioff e D.B. Weiss e dirigido por Miguel Sapochnik.

## Sinopse

Arya faz progresso em seu treinamento. Sansa confronta um velho amigo. Cersei tem problemas. Jon viaja.

## Enredo

### Em Meereen

Na sala do trono, Daenerys reflete sobre o que fazer com Tyrion e Jorah. Ela pergunta a Tyrion por que ela não deveria matá-lo, já que os Lannisters são inimigos de sua casa. Ele afirma ter matado os dois pais e por isso ele também é inimigo dos Lannisters. Daenerys não está convencido de que matar a própria família é uma boa reputação para alguém em seu serviço. Tyrion contesta, perguntando em voz alta se ela pelo menos vale a pena o seu serviço. Pediu para dizer-lhe por que ele veio até ela do outro lado do mundo, ele explica como ele aprendeu sobre sua própria história de rumores e de Varys. Ele diz que ela - uma menina perdida nascida em uma tempestade, que com praticamente nenhuma ajuda conseguiu adquirir uma horda bárbara, um exército efetivo, conquistar três cidades, romper o tráfico de escravos e criar três dragões - pode valer a pena viver quando ele perdeu Tudo o que ele tinha vivido até então. Ele acrescenta que Daenerys precisa de seu conselho apesar de ter um poderoso exército e grandes dragões, pois ela não tem experiência política e conhecimento prático de Westeros.
Vaporeon

**Vaporeon** is a character in Eonlution.

## About

Vaporeon is usually one of the nicer characters. She was Eevee's first friend on Eevee's first day at the new neighborhood. Unlike most females in the series, she tends not to get involved in the neighborhood drama, which she thinks she's the only female to do so, which isn't really correct. She's known Jolteon for a while and is used to his crazy antics.
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Episode 59 - Is That For True?

### Episode Etymology

The tremendous and long-running catchphrase of the show, blurted out by Karl Lauer of California Championship Wrestling fame towards the shocking announcement of the babyface turn of The New Buddha Khan

## Episode List

### Next

Episode 60 - International Sand Sculpture

## Timestamps:

**Note: No *NEW* Superuniverse Top 10 rankings this week - previous week is recapped.**
TRnac The Magnificent

TRnac the Magnificent was a former show segment / Superuniverse Top 10 character portrayed by Tom Robinson, and developed by Robinson, Brian Last, and Scott Cornish.

## Origin

* Episode 54 - Tom created a new "segment" on the show where he was possessed by TRnac, a variation of the Johnny Carson "Carnac" character. TRnac would have a series of envelopes in front of him which contained a variety of questions, and he would give the answers to each question first "using his psychic and mystical ways", ask TGBL to think of a question, and then rip the envelope open to reveal the contents inside.

## Facts

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10 - Episode 56 (#8)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10 - Episode 74 (lost title to Yomamba the Jungle Savage)

Total appearances: 17 (Episodes 56-58, 60, 62-74)
Papucho

Papucho was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character which was based off of the humorous and hilarious realization that a Cupid-esque character - wearing wings and diaper - was conceived as a character for AAA wrestling in the 1990's by Antonio Pena, and was pitched for portrayal to New York wrestling personality John Arezzi, who immediately declined the offer.

## Origin

The origin of Papucho can be traced back to a series of conversations that TGBL and Bix had with promoter Ron Skoler, specifically drawing from the interview on Episode 17 which discusses Ron fostering relationships with Konnan and Antonio Pena to bring AAA wrestling to the United States for the potential When Worlds Collide PPV in 1994. Ron starts talking about New York wrestling personality John Arezzi's involvement with the proceedings as well, and he states that Antonio Pena wanted to create a character for Arezzi to play called Papucho, which was a Hispanic slang term for a loose translation of "cutie pie." Skoler claims that he wanted Arezzi to be an on-air personality that dressed up in a diaper and wings, like Cupid, and be in 6 man tag matches with Latin Lover and Heavy Metal. The guys cracked up and questioned the inspiration that Pena had and why he would ask Arezzi, who was later in life and had a larger physique opposed to the trim ones that the workers in wrestling would have, alongside the fact that it would seem so hokey to have a larger man dressed up in scant clothing as a baby Cupid-esque character on a Lucha Libre show. Skoler then stated that Arezzi had respectfully declined the offer, possibly out of sheer bewilderment that he was even considered, and the fact that it could have had a potential toll on his body and quality of life for the future.

TGBL and Bix would eventually ask John Arezzi during their series of interviews - specifically during Episode 23 - as to the story and validation of Skoler's story, to which Arezzi replied that it was all true, stating that he was convinced that Pena was ribbing him, but that he was serious because "he definitely wanted to pull the trigger on it."

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

* **RETIRED** - Papucho was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 after losing a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.

* **\*Note** - Papucho also has the unfortunate distinction of being the only show character to have received zero votes by the listeners during the aforementioned Battle Royale.
Eonlution Wiki

## Welcome to da Eonlution Wiki

Eonlution is a series made by Poyo Ride that stars the eeveelutions from the Pokemon series of games in their misadventures in the comics.

All characters in the series are owned by Nintendo. No copyright infringement was intended.

### Major Characters

Eevee

Vaporeon

Jolteon

## News

### 12-15-16

   FIRST EONLUTION COMIC IS OUT!
Poyo (talk) 00:06, December 16, 2016 (UTC)

### 12-13-16

Day 2 of the wiki. Posted an image of this on discord, but I censored Eonlution so they probably won't find it. Maybe I'll post it today when I get things done.

Poyo (talk) 22:06, December 13, 2016 (UTC)

## Other Wikis

http://air-ride-adventures.wikia.com/wiki/Air\_Ride\_Adventures\_Wiki
Triton Force

Sophia Watt

**Triton Force** is a special division unit of MACT. it is made up of top-class MACT agents that are able to handle difficult situations that lower-ranking agents can not handle. It was created in 2046 by MACT to investigate the Trrpwire Clan and consists of 3 members, Kasumi Yamauchi, Brad Mccallum, and Sophia Watt.
New Bay City

**New Bay City** (often called **Bay City** and acceptably **City of New Bay**) is a city in Southeast Texas and capital of the Allied States of America. The city became the country's capital on December 6, 2037, after the federal government abandoned Houston because of logistical issues. The area, mostly rural, began to urbanize when the Point Lavaco and Point Comfort merged into one municipal area in 2038, since then, development has gone to a record-high. The Federal Administrative Center, which is the actual capital district of the ASA, is controlled by the Superintendent of the Federal Administrative Center, and in turn, the Senate of the Allied States, and not the Mayor or City Council, as it is the primary location of the Allied States Federal Government. The current mayor is Tim Hardy.
ZT2 Machinima Databanks Wiki

Welcome to our wiki !

We created this wiki to list all the content we can see in our Zoo Tycoon 2 machinimas. A machinima is a movie or a series made on a videogame. Any ZT2 machinimator can join us and add his creations to the wiki !

Here's a list of machinimators for ZT2 : click here. If you make ZT2 machinimas, you can create your own page.

Please write from a neutral point of view and make articles the more "encyclopedic" as possible.

If you need help, please contact our technical admin or Join our Discord server!

Tutorial on making a machinima : How to make a machinima.
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Logan "Eric" Denholm is an Agent of the Agency of Investigation.

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Brother Midnight

Brother Midnight is a character in the Superuniverse Top 10 based off of the real life portrayal of Brother Midnight (by wrestler Stan Saxon).

*"I AM Brother Midnight - the regulator, innovator, dominator, creator of data, plus an imitator assassinator, baybeh!" - Brother Midnight*

## Origin

Originally from River City Wrestling in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, ..... \*filling in\*

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10 - Episode 66 (#1)

Total reigns as 6:05 Superuniverse Champion: 2 Reigns

1. Defeated The Handsome Boogie Man (Episode 71)

* Lost to Hot Dog & Lasto (Episode 72; 0 defences)

      2. Defeated The Handsome Boogie Man (Episode 77)

* Defended against "Vacant" (Episode 80)

* Lost against Denim Fritz (Episode 82)

      Total appearances: 12 appearances (Episodes 66, 69-77, 80, 82)
Dr. Jerry Graham

Dr. Jerry Graham was a legendary wrestler as one half of the Golden Graham / Graham Brothers tag team with Eddie Graham in the Northeast for Capitol Wrestling in the 1950's, and has cemented himself in cult status on the 6:05 Superpodcast due to humorous discussions about his erratic and personal antics behind the scenes in wrestling, which include frequent public drunkenness, his affinity for answering the door nude, and the popularization of "The Dr. Jerry Graham War Cry" and "Rant", involving a lengthy tirade about cursing a foe with accusations of varying sexual acts perpetrated towards that person's family members, more specifically, their mother, pregnant brother, and sister.

## Origin on the 6:05

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## Relationship with Kurt Brown

Kurt Brown first mentioned in episode 50 that his first run-ins with the Doc occurred in the early 1980's after driving the Doc home from a show near Bakersfield, CA.

## Idiosyncrasies, "The War Cry", and "The Dr. Jerry Graham Rant"

A staple of Dr. Jerry Graham stories on the 6:05 relate to the overall mannerisms and demeanor of the good Doctor during his sobriety, and equally, his times of inebriation.

"You sucked your mother's pussy, you cornholed your pregnant brother, and you fucked your pregnant sister, you whore!"
Godbold

Godbold is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character, based off of the nonsensical and poorly recorded promos of real life "wrestler" Kacy Dex aka Godbold from the mid to late '90s, sent to Beau James - the King of Kingsport.

## Origin

Godbold was first mentioned on the show during Episode 10 by TGBL referencing weird and strange wrestler promos sent to different promoters during the 1990's, spinning off a conversation the two had about the absurdity of the Rock n' Roll Roy Toy series of videos sent to Beau James. During Episode 11, guest Jim Cornette corroborated Beau's story, stating that he got tapes from Godbold as well, specifically of him playing his guitar in front of a brick wall, where he remarked that there was some sort of holographic or reflective tape on the neck of the guitar that was shining into the camera.

The next major Godbold update came during Episode 31 during a news and notes segment regarding some posts sent to TGBL by a listener of the show, who explains that Godbold had claimed: to have slammed Andre the Giant, that he "fell off" the roof of the Charlotte Coliseum, that he had cracked his skull a few times, that he was the second Ultimate Warrior, and that Vince had fired him from the WWF for doing a Burger King commercial without telling him beforehand. Godbold had also been seen at a Cauliflower Alley Convention wearing a jacket that was legitimately stolen from Brutus Beefcake. One of the more funnier tall tales of Godbold had him claiming that he was trained by Jim Crockett to wrestle, and then was proceeded to be locked in a cage and forced to eat dog shit for long periods at a time.

## Facts

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

## Links

Follow the parody account on Twitter @GODBOLDUNREAL
Howard Baum

Howard Baum is a frequent contributor and co-host on the 6:05 Superpodcast, and also portrays the homage to Don Muraco - "The Magnificent One" - in the top ten.

## Biography

Since the age of sixteen, in 1982, when he was granted
ringside access at the famed Miami Beach Convention Center, Howard's photos have appeared in just about every wrestling publication imaginable: Japan's Gong and Weekly Fight, The UK's Powerslam and Fighting Spirit, and major US
titles such as PWI, Sports Review Wrestling, Wrestling's Main Event, The O'Hara family of magazines, and many more. In addition, Howard's photos have appeared in countless DVDs, books, programs, websites, posters, ads, and promo photos,
as well as the occasional art gallery show.

Howard has also gotten to 'live the dream' in a variety of capacities around the wrestling business: As a promoter with his dad and Tyree Pride, running shows in the US & Bahamas; as well as a brief but spectacular managerial career as “Handsome Howard,” TV host and commentator for both wrestling and MMA, ring announcer, radio host, and now, occasional 6:05 Superpodcast Co-host.

You can find Howard's eye-popping art and photography at Hardway Art.

## List of Works (Photo Bibliography):

**Books**

The Godfather of Grappling – Gene Lebell

Playboy Gary Hart – My Life in Wrestling

Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame – Heroes & Icons (Oliver /
Johnson)

Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame – The Heels (Oliver / Johnson)

Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame – The Tag Teams (Oliver /
Johnson)

The Best of Times – Jerry Jarrett

The Complete Book of Wrestling (Napolitano)

Swimming with Piranhas (Howard Brody)

Top 100 Monday Nights of Memphis Wrestling 1974-89 (Mark
James)

Wrestling Record Book: Mid-South / UWF 1979-87 (Mark James)

Wrestling – Myth & Fantasy (Japan)

Wrestling's 101 Strangest Matches (Oliver Hurley)

Wrestling's Greatest Moments (Rickard)

**DVDs (\*Cover**
**Art)**

The Funks \*

Paul Heyman (WWE)

Austin Idol Promos \*

Jake “The Snake” Roberts – Pick Your Poison (WWE)

Memphis Heat – The True Story of Memphis Wrestling

Rock & Roll Never Dies – The Story of The Rock &
Roll Express

Ultimate Classic Wrestling (Global – TX) \*

Wild Women of Wrestling – Battling Beauties \*

**Magazines**

Celebrity Wrestling

Double Action Wrestling

Fighting Females

Fighting Spirit (UK)

Gold Belt Wrestling

Gong (Japan)

Inside Wrestling

Intense City

Karate International

New Wave Wrestling

Powerslam

Powerslam (UK)

Pro Wrestling Illustrated

Sports Review Wrestling

Superstars of Wrestling (UK)

The Ring's Wrestling

Toxxic

TV Wrestlers

Weekly Fight (Japan)

Wrestling All-Stars

Wrestling Fever

Wrestling Fury

Wrestling Life

Wrestling News' Wrestling

Wrestling Power

Wrestling Review

Wrestling Scene

Wrestling's Main Event
Episode 37 - Sheila the Shooter

### Co-host

Scott Cornish* Note: This episode marks the beginning of the rotating co-host chair.

## Timestamps:

**0:11:30 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Sue the Shooter

* 9. Akeem Bixenspan

* 8. Black Scorpion

* 7. Denim Fritz

* 6. Rasslin' Glen Goza

* 5. Santo Gold

* 4. Nature Goy Ric Flair

* 3. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* 2. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 1. The Eye of Gibson

* ***NEW* CHAMPION** - Marc Gullen (def. Orgasmic Larry Nelson)
Magnum TA!

Magnum TA! is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character, based off of the mispronounciation of Magnum T.A. (Tee-Ay) as TA! (Taaah) by TGBL in 1989 when he was first introduced to Pro Wrestling Illustrated.

## Origin

Magnum TA! was mentioned in the very first episode of the show during a conversation between TGBL and Bix regarding their first experiences with TBS wrestling. Brian stated that he started watching TBS in 1989, and after watching for a month, he would go to purchase some of the "Apter mags" at a local store on Long Beach, NY. After reading the different magazines, he would be exposed to many different wrestlers that he wasn't used to (since New York was primarily a WWF market), and he was puzzled when he came across Magnum T.A., asking the question "Who's Magnum TA?", pronouncing the T.A. as Taaah.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

* **NOTE:**Magnum TA! is the oldest show character/topic to still be included in the Superuniverse Top 10 voting, as it was referenced in the very first episode of the show (and subsequently in the extras list after the creation of the Top Ten in Episode 19.)
Coleslaw Jim Duggan

Coleslaw Jim Duggan is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character, based off off a joke created by TGBL in which Coleslaw Jim Duggan would be a suitable opponent for "Akbar Snackbar", a snarky joke heard in an interview on Dallas Radio in 1984 by Michael "P.S." Hayes.

## Origin

The earliest mention of Coleslaw Jim Duggan occurred in Episode 20 during the Top 10 segment, in which TGBL mentions that show listener Jason Rudy suggested "Akbar Snackbar" as a Superuniverse character, playing off of the snarky remark made by Michael Hayes on Dallas Radio audio recording from the previous episode. TGBL laughed - and much like the creation of Oahu McDaniel - and suggested the Snackbar's biggest feud was with Coleslaw Jim Duggan, creating a food-centric substitute for "Hacksaw".

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 1 (Episode 23)
Marion Crumley

Marion Crumley is a current character in the Superuniverse Top 10, based off of the real life "wrestler to the stars" from Georgia Championship Wrestling.

## Origin

Marion Crumley was first referenced by TGBL in episode 66 near the end of the Top 10 rankings, stating that Marion would be introduced in the near future as a potential character for the top 10. TGBL stated that Marion Crumley was a "big hit" at his Tape Parties back in the 1990's.

Marion's first "appearance" on the show would be in Episode 67, when TGBL and Jim Cornette would review his match with The Masked Superstar that made him "famous", in due part to looking like a clunky rag doll in the ring against the Superstar. Marion's trademark bumps to the mat with all four appendages straight out like a board lead to some humorous observations by the host and listeners of the 6:05.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 69 (#5)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 69 (#5)

Total appearances: 1 (Episode 69)
"The 35 Year Old Kid" Dave Baumcratz

"The 35 Year Old Kid" Dave Baumcratz was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of real life NWA New Jersey superfan Dave Baumcratz.

## Origin

Dave Baumcratz was first mentioned on the debut of the Dennis of the Week segment on Episode 5. He was known as being a loyal superfan in the New Jersey and Philadelphia area who looked like a "kid" - big glasses, awkward personality, and a casual wardrobe that made him look younger than his years.

The debuting story for Dennis of the Week was also later told on the Jim Cornette Experience: in 1996, Dennis and Marc Coralluzzo were waiting outside of a Philadelphia hotel for Jim, who was in a production meeting at the time in a conference room - to go over the WWF Mind Games PPV the following night - with Vince McMahon, Shane McMahon, Jim Ross, and Bruce Prichard. Baumcratz was in the hotel bragging to everyone about how him and Shane McMahon are great friends, to which Dennis calls the hotel and they bring Dave to the phone, in which Marc Coralluzzo pretends to be Shane McMahon and asks Dave to bring a tray of sodas into the conference room where the production meeting is taking place and to just go right in. Dennis and Marc are able to see into the room's windows from the parking lot, where Baumcratz stumbles in with a tray of cokes and gushes that the sodas that they wanted were there, and leaves. Jim Cornette corroborates the story by saying that after Baumcratz left, Vince turned to Shane and growled "you're not gonna drink that...are you?"

Another story is mentioned on Episode 9, in where backstage at one of Dennis Coralluzzo's shows in late 1999, they decided to honor Dave Baumcratz by virtue of winning a ficticious online contest for a fake "NWA Fan of the Year" award, in which Dave got a picture of Mil Mascaras and himself given to him by Dennis and a fake Golga (revealed in Episode 5 as being Ricky O) backstage before the show.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

* **RETIRED** - "The 35 Year Old Kid" Dave Baumcratz was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 after losing a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
El Pibe 10 '82 & his Dancing Girls

El Pibe 10 '82 & his Dancing Girls is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character, created from the hilarious reaction from TGBL regarding the female entourage that shambled and "danced" behind El Pibe 10 with little syncopation or rhythm before his matches.

## Origin

El Pibe 10 '82 was mentioned on the very first episode of the Superpodcast.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Top 10 : 0

\*Note: Although El Pibe 10 '82 was mentioned in the very first episode of the show, he wasn't added to the Superuniverse Top 10 until after Episode 25, which was a few weeks after the creation of the Top 10 in Episode 19 (to which his next year version was a frequent "high flier" on the charts)
Episode 35 - The Chain Gang

### Episode Etymology

One of the many tag teams from a frequent topic on the show: wrestler Chris Colt.

## Timestamps:

**0:05:31 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Santo Gold

* 9. Black Scorpion

* 8. Sue the Shooter

* 7. Hot Bruno

* 6. Rasslin' Glen Goza

* 5. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 4. Bulk Denim

* 3. Denim Fritz

* 2. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* 1. Nature Goy Ric Flair

* ***NEW* CHAMPION** - Orgasmic Larry Nelson (def. Marc Gullen)
The Kisser

The Kisser was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of one of the multiple gimmicks that the Honky Tonk Man - Wayne Farris - went through at the beginning of his career in Memphis, brought on partially as a rib from his cousin Jerry Lawler to dress in KISS attire and continuously stick his tongue out ala Gene Simmons of KISS during his matches.

## Origin

The story about The Kisser was first brought up on Episode 53 - the 1st anniversary show - by co-host Jim Cornette, after being posed a question by TGBL - after listening to Antichristo for the first time - about the worst gimmicks that Jim had ever seen during his time in wrestling.

During one of Wayne's multiple week-only gimmicks, Jim recalls that he was shooting photography ringside and was puzzled upon reading the card that "The Kisser" was in a match, leading to the ring announcer - who doubled as a local DJ - to worriedly ask Jim if it was some kind of flamboyant character who would come out and try to kiss the men.

Jim describes that when he went to the back to take a look, he saw Wayne Farris dressed up in a black body stocking, THE KISSER in the KISS font painted on his chest, and his face done up in Gene Simmons face paint, all done by Jerry Lawler, a noted artist. TGBL and Jim humorously debate whether or not it was an intentional rib by Jerry on his cousin Wayne, exacerbated by the fact that Jerry told Wayne to continuously stick his tongue out ala Gene Simmons during the match, which probably led to Wayne biting it or cutting it during the various bumps. Jim then goes on to say that The Kisser was gone the next week, and Wayne Ferris was relegated to another aimless gimmick of different tights and ring gear for the time being.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

* **RETIRED** - The Kisser was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 by TGBL following Episode 70 due to a lack of support over an extended period of time.
Timeline

List of events, births, deaths, acording to the year they occured. (More information and dates will be added later)

## 1331

* The SCP Foundation is founded by several high-ranking religious figures, approved by the king of england at the time

## 1651

* Georg Hoffman is born on May 10, in the Holy Roman Empire

## 1785

* The Illuminati is supposedly disbanded, but contiunues to operate in secret. Jean-François Moreau becomes the leader of the Illuminati.

## 1800

* Moreau resigns as leader of the Illuminati, and it is passed to someone else

## 1895

* Kirk Fox is born

* Kerstin Fox is born

## 1941

* Hudson Fox graduates from harvard university

## 1946

* Hudson Fox marries chinese-american Li Zheng

## 1981

* Gaz Fox is born
* MACT is founded by George Nowell

## 1983

* Due to his refusal to follow orders and join them, the Illuminati threatens Hudson Fox and forces him to retire as the CEO of Ecru-Fox. His son, Robert Fox, who was a member of the illuminati, takes his place as CEO

## 2008

* The Stock Market crashes, sending the entire globe into a great depression
* The Order of Free Anarchy is founded

## 2014

* The American-North Korean War takes place

## 2015

* Blackhawk Inc is founded by Ulysses Rowan

## 2017

* In a well coordinated large scale attack, the OFA assaults Buckingham Palace and murders the entire British Royal Family. The UK plunges into chaos soon after
* Ireland is united into a independent republic

## 2020

* Trrpwire Clan is founded

* The International Fascist Federation is founded
Kurt Brown

A frequent co-host on the 6:05 Superpodcast, Kurt originally made a few appearances as a guest before transitioning into a beloved co-host. Kurt began watching wrestling in 1972, religiously watching L.A. Wrestling and Argentina's Titanes En El Ring. Kurt then transferred that love of wrestling into writing when Tom Burke gave him a press pass for Ring Wrestling in 1979. Over the years, Kurt has written for Ring Wrestling and Wrestling World.

Beginning on July 23, 1983 in Bell, California, Kurt wrestled his first match against Surgeon #2, ending in a 10 minute draw. Kurt wrestled throughout the years for various California promotions before taking a leave of absence in 1985. Kurt then began training in lucha style in 1988 at Gil's Gym in East L.A., where he then started wrestling under his most recognizable moniker of Vandal Drummond.

Kurt was also friends with Dr. Jerry Graham after getting to know him in the early 1980's. He has done the Doc's "war cry" on the show, which is now prominently featured in every episode during TGBL's introduction.

Kurt - self admittedly - has had the most aliases in wrestling, which include: Vandal Drummond, Jimmy Cyclone, Lucky Pierre, Dr. Alquima, Caveman Wellington, The Abortionist, Telly Evangelist, The HIV Kid, The Squeaker, RUR 2000, El Roboto Sattva, Yom Rippur, Rocking Jerry Brown, El Paparazzi, and Donkey Show Dominguez.
Episode 88 - Chinese Democracy

### Episode Etymology

A joking reference made from THE MOTHERSHIP group on Facebook, comparing the almost 2 month gap between "official" episodes to the long-running joke regarding the delayed release of the album "Chinese Democracy" by Guns N' Roses.

## Episode List

### Previous

Holiday Special: Independence Day Star Wars 2018* Episode 87 - Bow To The King
Georg Hoffman

**Georg Hoffman** (b. 1651) was a german philosopher, mathematician, writer, and scholar who lived and wrote during the mid to late 1600s. His writings often revolved around anarchism, secularism, and naturalism. A devote anarchist, he often attacked political figures, stating that all forms of goverment were corrupt, and prevented humans from reaching their "full potentail". With his teachings extremely controversial at the time, he was later accused of heresy and was executed by the catholic church in late 1677.

Hoffman's work would greatly influence, and later become the basis of the ideology of the Order of Free Anarchy.
Nature Goy Ric Flair

"The Nature Goy" Ric Flair is a current 6:05 Superuniverse character, originally created from a conversation between TGBL and Bix regarding the realization of Ric Flair's first wife being a member of the tribe, with humorous riffing about Flair taking part in various events surrounding Judaism, such as going to temple wearing a Yarmulke, or participating in his first Passover Seder in full Nature Boy promo bravado.

## Origin

*"I AM the Knish stealin', - OY!!!! - bargain dealin', Uber ridin', Menorah lightin' sonofa mensch; who wants to come take a ride on the Kosher Coaster?"*

The Nature Goy lit his first Menorah candle during Episode 32 when the Black Scorpion was torturing Bix with some readings from the Torah, as the past few episodes had seen Black Scorpion reveal to Bix that he was of the Jewish faith, and would pester Bix about certain Jewish delicacies while ominously reading passages to an unphased Bix. Black Scorpion mentions that Ric Flair had played "him" in WCW, but mentions that he was Goyim, leading to Black Scorpion dub Flair as "The Nature Goy." Following this, the two humorously bantered on whether or not the phrase 'Goyim' was ever uttered on wrestling television, with the two surmising that if anyone, it would probably have been Paul Heyman to utter the phrase.

During the following episode's - Episode 33 - briefing of The Nature Goy in the Superuniverse Top 10, TGBL and Bix mention that Flair's first wife was of the Jewish faith, leading the two to riff on whether or not Flair had ever been to a Passover Seder, to wear a Yarmulke, and be able to chug copious amounts of Manashevitz wine, to which TGBL remarked that "his life would have been so different" if he did - given the propensity for a higher alcoholic inebriation from the supple wine.

Lastly, during Episode 35, a passage was mentioned in Ric Flair's WWE produced autobiography about Flair's first wife - Leslie Goodman - and her roots of Judaism. Flair writes : "she had wanted me to convert to Judaism for the sake of her grandparents, but when I went to one of the religious classes and they started speaking Hebrew, I balked...I didn't want to sit through that stuff week to week." Although Flair didn't totally convert, the Nature Goy's reputation in the 6:05 lives on.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 33 (#5)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 41 (#8)

Total appearances: 5 (Episodes 33, 35, 37-38, 41)
Mighty Joe Thunder

Mighty Joe Thunder was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character created from the wrestler of the same name, who came in to work the WWF in 1982 seemingly as a favor, as his large, bumbling style was reminiscent of the 1960's work rate - which he had last wrestled in his main run - which led to 4 matches on Championship Wrestling, culminating with the announcers - Vince McMahon and Pat Patterson - laughing at him on commentary, effectively ending his tenure with the Federation.

## Origin

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## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 1 (Episode 44 - #10)

* **RETIRED** - Mighty Joe Thunder was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 following Episode 70 by TGBL due to lack of support for an extended period of time.
Loki

"*I know you loved him. I tried to tell him so, but he wouldn’t listen. So cruel to put the hammer within your reach, knowing that you could never lift it. The burden of the throne has fallen to me now.*"
―Loki to Thor[src]
Buscando assegurar que não haveria risco de Thor retornar a Asgard e tirar o trono dele, Loki fez uma visita ao seu irmão na Terra, onde Thor havia sido capturado pela S.H.I.E.L.D. enquanto tentava recuperar o Mjølnir. Thor perguntou a Loki o que aconteceu em Asgard, questionando se algo tinha ocorrido com Jotunheim, mas Loki mentiu para ele e disse que Odin havia morrido,

Seeking to ensure that there was no risk of Thor returning back to Asgard and taking the throne away from him, Loki paid a visit to his brother on Earth where Thor had been captured by S.H.I.E.L.D. while trying to regain Mjølnir. Thor asked Loki what had happened on Asgard, questioning if something had happened with Jotunheim, but Loki lied to him and told Thor that Odin had died, in an attempt to keep him completely unmotivated and emotionally destroyed.

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Loki continued his lie by claiming that Thor's banishment combined with the latest war against Laufey and the Frost Giants had simply been too much for Odin to bear, resulting in his untimely death. Loki then informed Thor that he had been forced to take on the burden of the throne and that the peace was dependent on Thor's banishment from Asgard. When Thor tried to argue that they could find a way for him to return home, Loki claimed that Frigga forbid his return.

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Thor sadly agreed and said goodbye to his brother and thanked him for coming, accepting that the death of their father and the disasters that had befallen their family had all fallen to him as he accepted his fate to remain on Earth for the rest of his life. After leaving Thor in his holding cell to be questioned by Phil Coulson, Loki attempted to lift Thor's hammer but failed as this betrayal of his brother's trust proved him to be unworthy of wielding it, much to Loki's annoyance.

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Episode 38 - Numero Uno

### Episode Etymology

The phrase uttered by 'Diamante Negro' during the famous angle in Memphis in which a masked Austin Idol attacks Jerry Lawler with Lawler's newly awarded "Mexico's Favorite Wrestler" plaque from Salvador Lutteroth.

## Timestamps:

**0:09:30 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Nature Goy Ric Flair

* 9. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 8. Rasslin' Glen Goza

* 7. The Slip House Boys

* 6. Sue the Shooter

* 5. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 4. Denim Fritz

* 3. Santo Gold

* 2. Dr. Mike Lano

* 1. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Marc Gullen (def. The Eye of Gibson)
Sex Appeal Ronnie Steal

Sex Appeal Ronnie Steal was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character who was based off of the ridiculous backstage antics of wrestler Sex Appeal Ronnie (formerly Mikey) Steal in the backstage area during Dennis Coralluzzo's shows in late 1999 in New Jersey.

## Origin:

Sex Appeal was first mentioned in Episode 9 by TGBL in a discussion with Bix about the backstage workings of Dennis Coralluzzo promoted NWA New Jersey shows in 1999.

During one particular show that Dennis ran, a trainer was there with some students who followed proper ettiquite such as shaking hands to everyone in the locker room except for one, who would cut promos after walking up to everyone he met in the locker room, which turned out to be Sex Appeal. He kept showing up to the shows, so the promoters decide to put him in a Battle Royal after insulting Jim Kettner backstage (who was ribbing Sex Appeal by working him, yelling at him after calling Kettner cross-eyed in a promo). After entering the battle royal, he was shot on by a majority of the participants with stiff chops and head kicks, and upon getting eliminated, he keeps working his gimmick all the way to - and into - the locker room, by cutting promos on everyone he sees. One example is going up to Ryan Shamrock and Nicole Bass and calling them "his Ho Train" on camera.

The following week, Sex Appeal returns, trying to demonstrate his new finishing move, "the Handjob" in another Battle Royale. After failing to properly execute the move, a majority of the wrestlers decide to turn on him again, and shoot on him with stiff chops and kicks - TGBL and Marc Coralluzzo decide to hastily enter the match under masks, and get in on the action as well.

In a surprising twist, it was eventually revealed by Donnie B - Dennis Coralluzzo's right hand man - on Episode 17 that upon chatting with him, he found out that Sex Appeal was actually a higher-up executive for Comcast Cable in southern New Jersey, which had shocked TGBL since he was around him as well during the infamous time period of cutting promos in the back. Donnie B ends up describing that Sex Appeal - whose real name was Bob - ended up cutting a deal with him for free airtime around New Jersey to air Donnie B's wrestling show on Comcast: the catch was that nobody could know about his position, especially due to some strained relationships with famous hanger-on Gino Moore. After shock and bewilderment befell TGBL and Bix, Donnie B ended up saying that Bob was actually a cool guy - "a clown, but he was harmless."

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 20 (#8)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 21 (#10)

Total appearances: 2 (Episodes 20-21)

* **RETIRED** - Sex Appeal Ronnie Steal was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 after losing a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
Dark Journey's Dog

Dark Journey's Dog was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of the ridiculous and absurd realization of former Mid South/UWF valet Dark Journey's colonic business, and subsequent riffing about how her dog could have been a potential experimental participant for a colonic.

## Origin

In Episode 6, Bix brought up as a conversation topic that he found out via the Wrestling Classics message board that former wrestling valet Dark Journey (Lynda Newton) was a certified colon therapist practicing out of South California. TGBL and Bix start riffing about how she potentially got her name Dark Journey due to the foresight of her future career of dealing with the rectums of the public. There were also some hilarious quips about her grandmother's influence on her for "dispensing enemas to all the grandchildren for nothing than health, maintenance, and love."

Afterwards, Bix decides to visit the corresponding Facebook page, and they notice some pictures of Dark Journey with some friends. At this point, TGBL bursts out into hysterics over a picture of a dog (possibly Dark Journey's) with a bottle of herbal medicine balancing between the grooves on the top of its head, with the dog giving a wild-eyed bewildered "insane" look during the whole situation. TGBL opines that "that is the look of a dog being anally violated there" and that the picture needs to be the picture of the week for the show header, leading to the notion that the dog was having a potential colonic done by Dark Journey herself.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

* **RETIRED** - Dark Journey's Dog was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 after losing a Superpodcast Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.

## Links / Media

Dark Journey's International Health Profile
Ecru-Fox Corporation

The logo of Ecru-Fox

Jesse Fox

Roswell Mould

Jeremy Holt

> *"Any sufficently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" - the Ecru-Fox motto*
>
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**Ecru-Fox corporation** is a corporate giant responsible for producing electronic goods for the public (such as domestic robots and communication devices). They also produce weapons such as the FAZ-130 and the ACP-12.

Ecru-Fox rose to prominence in 1962, after they produced the revolutionary Bluefox portable computer, which was highly advanced for it's time.
Sue the Shooter

Sue the Shooter is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character - voiced by TGBL -  based off of the sexual exploits of the real life queen of rattingdom Sue Chuter from Australia, popularized on the show through an on-air reading of Dann Lennard's article *Confessions of a Ring Rat.*

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 19 (#5)

Total appearances: 42 (Episodes 19-26, 28-55, 57-59, 62, 64-65, 76-77, 84)

## Media + Links

*Confessions of a Ring Rat* by Dann Lennard (1/2)*Confessions of a Ring Rat* by Dann Lennard (2/2)Sue attempting to seduce Bobby Blaze in Australia.
Episode 33 - Trans Euro Express

### Episode Etymology

The hypothetical tag team (off of the title of the same song by Kraftwerk) of the European duo of Salvatore Bellomo and Scott McGhee.

## Timestamps:

**0:08:01 - Superuniverse Top Ten**

* 10. Akeem Bixenspan

* 9. Black Scorpion

* 8. Denim Fritz

* 7. Sue the Shooter

* 6. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 5. Nature Goy Ric Flair

* 4. Rasslin' Glen Goza

* 3. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* 2. Bulk Denim

* 1. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* **STILL CHAMPION** - Marc Gullen (def. Hot Bruno)

**0:52:38 - Here and There (Follow-ups on Haystacks Calhoun's odor, and Larry Nelson leaving the AWA)**

**1:05:23 - Dick the Bruiser's "son" and the quest for Liberace's autograph**

* For more information, click here .

**1:24:04 - Listener Questions**

**2:14:00 - Book of the Week**

**2:31:18 - Don Laible (Part 1)**