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Co-Hosts

## List of 6:05 Superpodcast Co-Hosts by episode

Episode 37: Scott Cornish

Episode 38: Kurt Brown

Episode 39: Scott Cornish

Episode 40: Kurt Brown

Episode 41: Tom Robinson

Episode 42: Jim Cornette

Episode 43: Scott Cornish

Episode 44: John McAdam

Episode 45: Kurt Brown

Episode 46: Tom Robinson

Episode 47: Scott Cornish

Episode 48: Bob Barnett

Episode 49: Tom Robinson

Episode 50: Kurt Brown

Episode 51: Bobby Blaze

Episode 52: Travis Heckel

Episode 53: Jim Cornette

Episode 54: Tom Robinson

Episode 55: Mike Mills

Episode 56: Scott Cornish

Episode 57: Kurt Brown

Episode 58: John McAdam

Episode 59: Tom Robinson

Episode 60: Bobby Blaze

Episode 61: Tom Robinson

Episode 62: Scott Cornish

Episode 63: Jeff Bowdren

Episode 64: Kurt Brown

Episode 65: Tom Robinson

Episode 66: Tom Robinson

Episode 67: Jeff Bowdren

Episode 68: Tom Robinson
Bobby Blaze

Bobby Blaze is a frequent guest and co-host on the 6:05 Superpodcast, and alongside being a former Smoky Mountain Heavyweight Champion in 1995, he is also a successful author of two books: Pin Me, Pay Me - Have Boots, Will Travel; and I Kicked Out On Two - The Education of a Wrestler.

## Biography

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## Links

Bobby's Amazon.com Profile

Twitter - @bobbyblaze744
Demolition Hux & Blast

Demolition Hux & Blast were former 6:05 Superuniverse candidates based partly off of the strange names taken to fit the "Demolition" theme, alongside a critique of the physical appearance of the "bootleg" characters on the independent scene that wrestled alongside Bill Eadie AKA Ax.

## Origin

Demolition Hux and Blast was first mentioned in a spin-off conversation between TGBL and Bix regarding a nonsensical Nikita Koloff promo of him speaking unintelligibly, and how Bix made the remark that he was the equivalent of the Muppets' Swedish Chef. TGBL then proceeds to ask a question to Bix about which was the bigger "bullshit bootleg" wrestler on the independents - Vladimir Koloff, or Demolition Blast, to which Bix laughs and remarks that Bill Eadie should have had more time to get someone into shape.

In this instance, Demolition Blast - known as Carmine Azzato - was portrayed as being overweight and wearing knock-off Road Warriors style spike attire. In Episode 19, the two were hipped to a web page, and laughed about the name of another faux-Demolition character known as Hux. TGBL and Bix also commented that Richard Charland - a Canadian wrestler who did jobs on WWF television for Maple Leaf Wrestling - was also portrayed as Blast, to which TGBL remarked that he was "a birthday party version of Demolition."

In Episode 20, the guys acknowledged that the version of Blast they first saw was Carmine Azzato, and that he had wrestled for Eddy Mansfield's IWF promotion, to which the two humorously remarked about how Blast and Ax would go around Universal Studios cutting promos in the daytime in front of all the rides. Through this conversation, a story introducing Robby V was intertwined as well (due to Rob Van Dam wrestling for the IWF as well.)

Demolition Hux was eventually found out to be Canadian Giant - Garry Robbins, a large Canadian wrestler - who had only portrayed "Demolition Hux" informally on a few tours of NJPW in the summer of 1991 (where he was introduced only as Canadian Giant.)

## Facts

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

* **RETIRED**: Demolition Hux & Blast were voted out of the 6:05 Superuniverse Top 10 following a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
Robby V

Robby V (Five) was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of the mispronounciation of wrestler Rob Van Dam's ring name when he was wrestling under the alias "Robby V (Vee)", thinking the phonetic V was the Roman numeral V (Five).

## Origin

The origin of Robby V can be traced back to Episode 20, spinning off of a conversation that TGBL and Bix were having about Demoltion Blast (Carmine Azzato) working in Eddy Mansfield's IWF around Universal Studios in Florida, where him and Bill Eadie would cut promos in broad daylight around the park. TGBL mentioned to Bix that it was the first time he had seen Rob Van Dam, as he was doing hosting duties with Kevin Kelly where they'd be sitting in Directors chairs.

TGBL mentions that there was a New York wrestling hot line - along with other ones of low quality that kept popping up in the 1990's - that the host was giving the answer to the question of "What was Rob Van Dam's ring name when he first appeared in WCW?" when he mispronounced the answer - Robby V - as Robbie Five instead of a phonetic "Vee" in his name.

Following Episode 30, a post was put up on the 6:05 Facebook page in order to vote for a Loser Leaves Town match for the Superuniverse pitting Mad Dog Boyd against Robby V. On Episode 31, it was revealed that Robby V had the fewer votes, and was therefore eliminated from the Superuniverse Top 10 voting, and retired from the territory.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances on the Superuniverse Top 10 : 1 (Episode 22 - #10)

* **RETIRED** - Upon losing the Loser Leaves Town voting to Mad Dog Boyd, Robby V is one of the first Superuniverse show characters to be axed from the show by virtue of the fans (although the Kayfabe Cops were the first to be removed from the show, they were done so by the hosts themselves.)
David Bixenspan

David Bixenspan - affectionately known as Bix - was the former main co-host of the 6:05 Superpodcast and co-creator of the show. Bix has since made numerous appearances on the multiple Star Wars shows, as well as the recurring What If...? segments in later episodes. Bix is also known for his deadpan demeanor with such luminaries as Black Scorpion , Sue the Shooter , and the frequent rebuffing advancements of his "biological father" Denim Fritz.

Bix was the original co-creator of the Superpodcast, and served as joint host with TGBL from Episode 1 until Episode 36, to which Bix announced that he'd be stepping away due to the pressures of editing weekly, alongside his budding freelance writing career for a multitude of websites. Most of his main contributions going solely to Deadspin, where he has written about some of the more quirky and interesting topics regarding classic and modern wrestling, with such articles ranging from receiving FBI reports of Vince McMahon Sr.'s attempts to threaten Dr. Jerry Graham, to a discussion about the case of Jerry Lawler's misdemeanor in the early 1990's when he was accused of having underage relations with a teenage fan.

Bix is also a co-creator and co-host on other wrestling / nostalgia podcasts aside from the 6:05, which include Between the Sheets, and Two Scoops.

Make sure to follow Bix on Twitter @davidbix  for all updates to quirky and insightful wrestling knowledge, alongside @BTSheetsPod  and @TwoScoopsPod !

## Pseudonyms

Bix has been affectionately known by many different names throughout the course of the show, involving such examples as:

* Bixie (or Bixy)

* "Denim" David Bixenspan (nee. Von Erich)

* Bixen Gracie

* David Kaleidoscope

## Links

Bix's Website

Between The Sheets Podcast w/ Bix and Kris Zellner

Deadspin - "FBI Records Show Vince McMahon's Dad Caught On Tape Bragging About Threatening A Wrestler"

Deadspin - "How Many People Were Actually At Wrestlemania III? A Deadspin Investigation"
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## Lugares dentro do parque

* SWEETWATER - ***Sweetwater***
	+ MAIN STREET - ***​Rua Principal***
	+ MARIPOSA SALOON - ***Mariposa Saloon***
* PARIAH - ***Pariah***

## Westworld Mesa Hub

* WESTWORLD MESA HUB - ***Westworld Mesa Hub***
* EXECUTIVE OFFICES - ***Escritórios Executivos***
* LIVING QUARTERS - ***Alojamentos***
* EXECUTIVE LIVING QUARTERS - ***Alojamentos Executivos***
* CONTROL ROOM - ***Sala de Controle***
* ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES - ***Escritórios Administrativos***
* NARRATIVE & DESIGN - ***Narrativas e Design***
* BEHAVIOUR LAB AND DIAGNOSTICS - ***Laboratório de Comportamento e Diagnósticos***
* MANUFATURING - ***Produção***
* LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT - ***Gestão de Rebanho***
* ARCHIVES - ***Arquivos***
* ARRIVALS MONORAIL TERMINAL - ***Terminal de Entrada do Monotrilho***
* OLD DISUSED FACILITIES - ***Instalações Antigas Desativadas***
* COLD STORAGE - ***Armazém Frio***
Episode 51 - Talk to the Promoter

### Episode Etymology

What Don Muraco said to a curious teenage Bobby Blaze on how to get into the wrestling business, seconds after gulping down a giant beer and letting out a sonorous, reverberating belch.

## Timestamps:

**0:07:18 - Superuniverse Top 10**

Note: No Top 10 this week due to the Tie-breaker Championship match.

* ***UNDISPUTED* CHAMPION** - Denim Fritz (def. Paper Bag Assassin in tie-breaker)
Episode 40 - Slugging Other Fans

### Episode Etymology

An allusion to a story told on this episode of the time when Brian punched another fan in the face at Smoky Mountain Fan Week 1995.

## Timestamps:

**0:02:42 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Santo Gold

* 9. Sue the Shooter

* 8. Rasslin' Glen Goza

* 7. The Slip House Boys

* 6. Dr. Mike Lano

* 5. Hillbilly Jim Brunzell

* 4. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* 3. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 2. Black Scorpion

* 1. Denim Fritz

* ***NEW* CHAMPION** - Disappointed Lance Russell (def. Marc Gullen)
Mad Dog Boyd

Mad Dog Boyd was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of a promo in Memphis wrestling following the introduction of the Bruise Brothers (consisting of Boyd and Pork Chop Cash) by manager Jimmy Hart, in which Boyd's unintelligible promo in his gruff voice made it seem like he said he was "so bad that he eats Popeye," instead of "barbed wire."

## Origin

Mad Dog Boyd was first mentioned in Episode 15 during a What If...? segment - featuring guest Jim Cornette - involving a topic on what would have happened if the Bruise Brothers (Pork Chop Cash and Troy Graham "the Dream Machine") ended up going to Mid South wrestling in 1984 as originally intended, but didn't due to Dream Machine breaking his ankle.

Jim mentions that the Bruise Brothers in 1983 Memphis was originally supposed to be Pork Chop Cash and Iceman King Parsons - Pork Chop showed up to WMC 5 and Parsons ended up going to World Class where he had a prominent singles run. Cornette states that there was a guy "who would hang around the parking lot for months" and had worked outlaw shows in Mississippi, who was Mad Dog Boyd. Jerry Lawler asked Jimmy Hart - who was supposed to manage the Bruise Brothers - to go see if he fit the suit, and Boyd was brought in to the studios to fulfill the role.

The corresponding promo described by Jim Cornette states that Mad Dog's accent was incredibly thick and southern, that when Jimmy Hart asked him how 'bad' he was during the introductory promo, he replied gruffly "I'm so bad I eat Popeye," referring to the chicken chain of the same name, which had TGBL and Bix in hysterics. Afterwards, Jim states that Jerry Lawler had asked Boyd why he said he would "eat Popeye," to which Boyd replied the same thing. It turns out that he was actually attempting to say "I'm so bad, I eat barbed wire." The unintelligible saying and delivery turned out to be a point of humorous content for TGBL and Bix, who ended up finding out that he ended up teaming with Pork Chop and Tracy Smothers in Mid South, and came back to Memphis as well following the stint in Louisiana.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 1 (Episode 19 - #7)

* **RETIRED** - Although Mad Dog Boyd was successful in defeating Robby V in a Loser Leaves Town match following Episode 30, he eventually faded out of the Superuniverse Top 10 shortly thereafter.
Wee Willie Wilson

Wee Willie Wilson was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of the former little person wrestler of the same name, which was revealed by Sue the Shooter as being strange in his "sexual ways" alongside being very "well-hung."

## Origin

With regards to their popularity and influence in the Superuniverse, Wee Willie Wilson and Sue the Shooter go hand in hand as they both skyrocketed to the tip of the listeners' hearts and imaginations.

Wee Willie Wilson was mentioned in the reading of *Confessions of a Ring Rat* by Dann Lennard during Episode 16 by TGBL and Bix, with the guys breaking up when it came to Sue's love of midgets, with her first being Lord Littlebrook. With regards to Wee Willie Wilson, Sue Chuter - the real life Sue - mentions that he was "strange in his sexual ways" and believed firmly in anal sex - he was from Florida, and very well hung. Upon finding photographs of Wee Willie Wilson, the picture above speaks for itself.

The main element of the bit with Sue the Shooter - portrayed by TGBL - is her resounding admiration for "Wee Willie Wilson - from Florida!" and his gargantuan machine. In Episode 25, show listener - and resident artist - Travis Heckel tweeted a link to TGBL and Bix with regards to a Poffo ICW taping in which a challenger with a sheet over himself is standing in the middle of the ring, and is insinuated that it's a challenger from Memphis wrestling: a frequent braggadocious challenge laid down by Randy Savage. Once the sheet comes off, the guys notice that it's a little person on the shoulders of Ronnie Garvin, and that he has "Wee Willie" on the back of his trunks. Upon a brief discussion of whether or not it's THE Wee Willie, Bix proclaims that it has to be because "his name is Wee Willie but he definitely doesn't have one," remarking that he observed the little person's "area" and noticed some bulging, with TGBL laughing and excitedly teasing Bix that he's "acting like he's (Willie) Robert Fuller!"

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 1 (Episode 21 - #9)

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

Tom Robinson was a former frequent co-host and contributor to the 6:05 Superpodcast. He had first appeared on the show during a Dennis Of The Week Segment.

## Stories

Tom's stories had become very popular among the 605'ers. Popular tales include:

* His near fight after drinking with Ric Flair in December, 2015.
* Dennis Coralluzzo telling Tom that his girlfriend was under the bleachers with Ox Baker.
* Bobby Fulton demanding that Tom stop the car while he was being driven to a hotel after Tom called the Marriott the "Markiott."

## Impressions

Tom has done the following impressions on the show:

* Jim Neidhart
* Dennis Coralluzzo
* Sabu
* Taz
* Ken Resnick
* Buddy Colt
* Drunk Ric Flair
* Dusty Rhodes
* David Crockett

* Randy "Macho Man" Savage

* Ted Arcidi

Tom also previously voiced the characters Stuttering Tommy Rich & TRnac The Magnificent.

## Departure

Tom had unceremoniously left the show following Episode 76, with TGBL mentioning in detail on Episode 77 - during Stuttering Tommy Rich's #1 spot in the Top 10 - the circumstances about Tom leaving the show. Tom had stated to TGBL via Facebook Messenger that he was quitting the show, and he had a list of grievances as well. Such examples of the grievances range from: not being included in the Bobby Heenan and Lance Russell specials, not having his recently created basketball podcast backed by Arcadian Vanguard, personal problems with Scott Bowden getting a show (Kentucky Fried Rasslin') on the Arcadian Vanguard network, and ultimately problems with not getting paid for his services on the show.
Episode 50 - The Doctors

### Episode Etymology

A reference to the different Doctors of wrestling involved in this episode, which include Dr. Tom Prichard and venerable long-running show topic Dr. Jerry Graham.

## Timestamps:

**0:17:54 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 9. Herb Abrams

* 8. Sue the Shooter

* 7. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 6. Impressionist Jim Ross

* 5. Black Scorpion

* 4. Dr. Mike Lano

* 3. Antichristo

* 2. Stuttering Tommy Rich

* 1. Old Lady

* ***TIE:* CO-CHAMPIONS**: Paper Bag Assassin (tie w/) Denim Fritz
Magic Jordan

Magic Jordan was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character, created from a stumbling description by Bix about a wrestling hotline and unknowingly combined famous basketball players Magic Johnson and Michael Jordan together to form Magic Jordan.

## Origin

At the end of Episode 22 during the end-of-show plugs, Bix was plugging an upcoming episode of his podcast Between the Sheets which focused on a funny segment about wrestling hotlines in the 1990's, and had an interesting lead-in which jumped off of the recent "Homophobia of the Week" segments that TGBL and Bix were doing on the show following some questionable segments in wrestling history regarding homophobia. Bix starts to explain the Superstar Hotline tease from WCW where Jim Ross teased that the listeners would find out what Davey Boy Smith and Magic Johnson would have in common aside from being professional athletes - which confused the guys as if it was implied that Davey Boy potentially had AIDS like Magic Johnson did - when Bix flubbed his speech and said Magic Jordan instead of Magic Johnson. TGBL and Bix started laughing about the faux-pas, and TGBL started grilling Bix about potentially knowing very little about basketball, to which Bix replies he knew about Patrick Ewing.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

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

Tiny URL Hebner was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of a misreading of URL (U-R-L) as "Earl" by guest host Jim Cornette during the show plugs, and humorously opining that it should be Tiny URL Hebner instead of "Baby" Earl, as he was known during his referee career being the younger brother of Dave Hebner.

## Origin

The concept of TinyURL - developed web developer Kevin Gilbertson in 2002 - dates back to the beginning of the show as a quicker and more efficient way to link to various websites for the 6:05, instead of constantly plugging elongated web addresses during the show plugs for the Amazon profile partnered with the show.

On Episode 26 during the show plugs by Bix, guest host Jim Cornette bursts out laughing and confesses that he never knew how to properly pronounce it, always thinking it was said as "Tin Yerl", combining the Y with the URL and creating an "earl" sound. After laughing about it, Bix continues with the plugs, to which Jim opines that they should now call "Baby" Earl as Tiny URL (said as Earl) Hebner.

The following week on Episode 27 during the show notes, TGBL mentions that a few candidates should be possibly added to the Top 10 as write-ins, and mentions some listeners chiming in that Tiny URL Hebner should be included. He posed the question to Bix, and Bix agreed, placing Tiny URL Hebner on the list for Superuniverse Top 10 candidates moving forward.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 1 (Episode 28 - #6)

* **RETIRED** - Tiny URL Hebner was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 after losing a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
Episode 36 - Sammy's Fish Box

### Co-host

David Bixenspan* Note: This is the final episode with Bix as the permanent co-host.

## Timestamps:

**0:00:00 - Show Announcement**

**0:09:29 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Bulk Denim

* 9. Hot Bruno

* 8. Santo Gold

* 7. The Eye of Gibson

* 6. Sue the Shooter

* 5. Black Scorpion

* 4. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 3. Rasslin' Glen Goza

* 2. Denim Fritz

* 1. Marc Gullen

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Orgasmic Larry Nelson (def. Nature Goy Ric Flair)
The Magnificent One

The Magnificent One is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character created and portrayed by Howard Baum, which is based off of the exaggerated "strenuous exercises and eating combinations" and overall laid back nature of real life wrestler Don Muraco .

## Origin

The origin of the character can be traced back to Episode 79, where Howard starts riffing with TGBL about the laid-back and gruff nature of the "Prince of Darkness" Don Muraco's promo styles, proclaiming that "the time for talkin' is ovah" and how "it's all...comin'...down."

## Character

First "officially" introduced in Episode 80, The Magnificent One would proclaim that, once again, it's "all...comin'...down" and that the time for talkin', is indeed, "ovah." Magnificent One would list off his accolades of strenuous exercise and eating combinations, which include such events as being the first man to eat a tray of Chicken Tetrazzini while simultaneously performing the Harvard Step Test, eating a BLT while impregnating Ann-Margaret, eating a tray of lasagna while riding the biggest wave on the north shore, eating caviar while detailing his car, and eating a banana split while performing the first-ever Siamese Twin separation.

The Magnificent One is also the head of the "Ernie Roth Memorial Clinic for Oral Hygiene for the Indigent", which requires donations of old bridgework, gold teeth, bronze teeth, bridges, partials, and old dentures. It was originally located at 22 Aucahuko Lane, but eventually moved to \_\_ Eeichiheeikie Terrace. - the correct spelling of each location being a mystery, due to the strange and mysterious spelling and pronounciation of the spelling of the island of Hawaii.

In Episode 82, The Magnificent One would also detail his story - in solidarity of the #metoo movement in Hollywood - of the tribulations he faced within the wrestling industry due to the "Midget Mafia" of female Midget wrestlers as the main players of power behind the scenes.

In Episode 84, The Magnificent One - proclaiming his spot as #2 (and the lethargic nature of being second best) - would later bring his "crew" down from Sunset Beach, Hawaii, which would include such ragtag characters as:

Lactose Intolerant Bobby Jaggers

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome David Crockett (or as we may know him, David Crockett)

Hiccupping Fabulous Moolah

Flamboyant Mike George

Preemie Stan Stasiak

Mild-to-Moderate Psoriasis Pampero Firpo

Micropenis Ox Baker

Tranny Haystacks Calhoun

Easily Startled Lex Luger

Speaker of the House Rufus R. Jones

Big Nipple Stan Hansen

Peggy Lee Pleather

Unhappy Humphrey

Mentally Stable Luke Graham

Ectopic Pregnancy King Curtis

and Don Ho : Male Prostitute

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Top 10: Episode 80 (#9)

Total appearances: 3 (Episode 80, 82, 84)
Episode 48 - Old Lady

### Episode Etymology

The introduction to a series of phone calls made by Dennis Coralluzzo and others to a cranky old woman in Morristown, Tennessee in the early 1990's, stemming originally from Dennis trying to call Jim Cornette and mis-dialing his number, leading to a vitriolic lashing from the old woman on the other end of the line.

## Timestamps:

**0:01:48 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Hot Bruno

* 9. Santo Gold

* 8. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 7. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 6. Herb Abrams

* 5. Black Scorpion

* 4. Denim Fritz

* 3. Sue the Shooter

* 2. Impressionist Jim Ross

* 1. Stuttering Tommy Rich

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Paper Bag Assassin (def. Antichristo)
Bulk Denim

Bulk Denim was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character - and potential masked alias of Denim Fritz - who was created after Bix randomly chimed in with information - after a talk about Larry Nelson's book - about how the first search from Amazon with the words "Bulk" and "Denim" yielded a denim colored yarmulke, with TGBL laughing that it could be a potential gimmick for Bix in the near future.

## Origin

Episode 29's generalist theme was laced interwoven with the threads of bluejeans around every turn. At the beginning of the show, TGBL quipped about Bix's recent alleged genealogy as Superpodcast stalwart Denim Fritz's long-lost son, and that Bix was made to be eventually covered in denim one day in support of his father.

Later on in the show - following a discussion on Orgasmic Larry Nelson - Bix remarks that he erroneously put the words "bulk" and "denim" in an Amazon search, to which TGBL replied that Bulk Denim should be Bix's masked gimmick on the show, to which Bix attempts to emphasize that he was looking for a denim yarmulke. Bulk Denim - pronounced De-neem, like Blue Dee-moan - would eventually be revealed as the masked assailant helping the patriarch of the house Von Erich in his conquest for Superuniverse Top 10 supremacy, and was brought into the show as a write-in candidate.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 31 (#10)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 36 (#10)

Total appearances: 5 (Episodes 31-33, 35-36)

* **RETIRED** - Bulk Denim was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 after losing a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
Cornette's Commentaries

Cornette's Commentaries is a show segment on the 6:05 Superpodcast in which TGBL and Jim Cornette watch a classic wrestling video and critique it during the duration of the match. The match content ranges from the humorous and obscure - such as shooting on El Pibe 10 '83 crashing out of the ring onto his head - to the factual and informative - watching some of the earliest footage of Dusty Rhodes from the early 1970s as 'The Texas Outlaws' - range of videos throughout wrestling history.

## Synopsis:

MOST of the Commentaries are involved during the actual podcast itself, but a majority of them are video exclusive to either the Arcadian Vanguard Youtube channel and the 6:05 Superpodcast Facebook Page .

**Note - Episode 52 has another match commentary that is no longer available in video form: Jim Cornette watches Roddy Piper vs. Moondog Mayne.**

## Videos: (on 6:05 Superpodcast episodes)

***Note: Due to formatting issues, the links pertaining to this page are best viewed in DESKTOP mode, as Mobile mode does not format the Facebook Videos properly on the page.***

**Episode 4 - Jim watches El Pibe 10 '83**

**Episode 11 - Jim watches Rock 'n Roll Roy Toy & Godbold**

   **Episode 26 - Jim watches Koko Ware vs. The Patriot & Judo Joe Black**

**Episode 32 - Jim watches Rip Hawk vs. Billy Jackson**

**Episode 40 - Jim watches The Skyscrapers vs. Mike Blackwell & Avalanche**

**Episode 40 - Jim watches Midnight Express vs. Smelly Guy**

**Episode 46 - Jim watches The Chris Colt Experience**

**Episode 52 - Jim watches Thunderbolt Patterson vs. Chris Colt**

**Episode 52 - Jim watches La Momia vs. El Androide**

**Episode 67 - Jim watches Marion Crumley**

## Videos: (NON-EPISODE Exclusive)

**Jim watches Mighty Joe Thunder**

**Jim watches The Texas Outlaws (Rhodes and Murdoch) win the Detroit World Tag Team Titles**

**Jim watches Gino Moore**
Hobo Brazil

Hobo Brazil was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character and topic for the show, based off of the wild and knockoff gimmicks created from the mind of former wrestling promoter Jack Pfefer.

## Origin

The real life origins of the character were that of a creation of wrestling impresario and promoter Jack Pfefer, being a knockoff of real-life African American wrestler Bobo Brazil.

Very little footage and newspaper clippings exist of the various Pfefer knockoff gimmicks, but according to Tom Burke, he has in his collection one of the very few matches of Hobo Brazil on tape. On Episode 56 - during a break from talking about Tom's relationship with Dr. Jerry Graham - Tom mentions to TGBL that he has a wrestling program and tapes from a Tony Santos TV taping in production with Magna Films around 1965-66 from the Boston Arena, with one of those matches being Ron Dupree vs. Hobo Brazil.

## Facts

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10 : 1 (Episode 24 - #9)

* **RETIRED** - Hobo Brazil was voted out of the Superuniverse Top Ten after losing a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
Episode 52 - The Invulnerable Head

### Episode Etymology

The special technique of Thunderbolt Patterson, referenced by Jim Cornette during a commentary video of Patterson vs. Chris Colt

## Timestamps:

**0:12:17 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Santo Gold

* 9. Herb Abrams

* 8. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 7. Sue the Shooter

* 6. Black Scorpion

* 5. Dr. Mike Lano

* 4. Paper Bag Assassin

* 3. Antichristo

* 2. Impressionist Jim Ross

* 1. Stuttering Tommy Rich

* ***NEW* CHAMPION** - Old Lady (def. Denim Fritz)
Stuttering Tommy Rich

Stuttering Tommy Rich was a former show topic and Superuniverse Top 10 character, portrayed by Tom Robinson and developed by Robinson, Brian Last, and Scott Cornish.

*"D-d-d-did s-s-s-s-s-somebody say s-s-s-s-something about g-g-g-gettin' f-f-f-f-f-f-FIRED UP?!"*

## Origin

The origin of the character came from dialogue between TGBL and Tom Robinson, who was co-hosting that week, about the much lauded and acclaimed 1984 WFIA Tag Team of the Year angle in Memphis, which saw the breakup of The New Fabulous Ones of Eddie Gilbert and "Wildfire" Tommy Rich. After Eddie Gilbert accepted the award on the team's behalf, he began bemoaning the fact that they weren't a team anymore, and making snide comments about Rich's recent singles' success, leading to a heel-turn for Eddie Gilbert after a disagreement between the two in-studio lead to Gilbert laying out Rich in the studio a bloody mess.

Tom began to do an impression of Tommy Rich's line of "Do you mean to tell me, that if I need a partner, that Eddie Gilbert's gonna be there?" from the angle, when TR began to stumble and stutter over the opening line. This lead to Brian proclaiming ad-lib - "There it is, Stuttering Tommy Rich."

## Facts

First appearance in the Top 10 - Episode 47 (#3)

Last appearance in the Top 10 - Episode 77 (#1)

Reigns as Superuniverse Top 10 Champion: 1 (defeated Old Lady in Episode 55.)

Title Defenses: 1 (vs. Denim Fritz, Episode 56)

Lost the title to Yomamba the Jungle Savage in Episode 57.

Total Superuniverse Top 10 appearances: 22

(Episodes 47-48, 50-60, 62, 66-67, 69-74, 77)

* KILLED - Stuttering Tommy Rich was killed off of the show following the departure of Tom Robinson in Episode 77, with fan suggestions for his death including:

- Being choked to death by Jim Barnett

- Shot during a liquor store hold-up

- Public hanging by "The Hangman" Bruce Pobanz

- Getting an infection after undergoing unlicensed dental work by Dr. Mike Lano

- Hit by a bus going to an AA meeting

and

- Being killed by an air mattress explosion while hiding underneath the ring
Episode 56 - Roach Clip

## Episode List

### Previous

Holiday Special: New Year's Star Wars 2016* Episode 55 - Wrestling Prop

## Timestamps:

**0:14:19 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Santo Gold

* 9. The Handsome Boogie Man

* 8. TRnac the Magnificent

* 7. Black Scorpion

* 6. Old Lady

* 5. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 4. Dr. Mike Lano

* 3. Antichristo

* 2. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 1. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Stuttering Tommy Rich (def. Denim Fritz)
Dr. Mike Lano

Dr. Mike Lano - later known as The Dentist Formerly Known as Mike Lano - was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character and frequent show topic on the 6:05 Superpodcast based off of the various exploits, misadventures, and raconteur-esque behavior of former "wrestling dentist" Dr. Mike Lano.

## Origin

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## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 38 (#2)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 65 (#4)

Total appearances: 22 (Episodes 38-42, 44-46, 49-52, 54-60, 62-65)
Scott Cornish

Scott Cornish is a frequent co-host and contributor to the 6:05 Superpodcast. Scott first appeared in the co-host chair on Episode 37, after having been mentioned several times in previous episodes.

## Characters

Scott has voiced the characters of Sheila The Shooter and Impressionist Jim Ross. Impressionist Jim Ross' "questionable" impressions include the likes of wrestling characters Jimmy Valiant, "The Genius" Lanny Poffo, Terry Funk, "The Big Cat" Ernie Ladd, The Grand Wizard, and Gordon Solie.

   Since the hiatus of the Impressionist Jim Ross, another prominent character portrayed by Scott in the Top 10 appeared, and he goes by many names: "Handsome Jimbo," "Charlie Brown Not-From-Outta-Town," but is mainly known as The Handsome Boogie Man. Handsome loves to clap frequently, maintains an upbeat attitude, and has a fondness for glass coffee tables.

## Links:

Feel free to follow Scott on Twitter through @ScottCornish2 .
Fake Stan Lane

Fake Stan Lane is a 6:05 Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of a real life incident in 2011 where a man (Samuel Ticer) had passed away, convincing his family that he was the former Stan Lane of Fabulous Ones fame in Memphis, leading his family to publish his claims in his obituary and selling Fabulous Ones merchandise at his funeral.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 21 (#8)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 27 (#9)

Total appearances: 6 (Episodes 21-23, 25, 26-27)

## Links / Media

Cagesideseats (David Bixenspan)

Kentucky Fried Rasslin (Scott Bowden)
Black Scorpion

\*\*IN PROGRESS\*\*

The Black Scorpion is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of the mystifying promos and "black magic" of the wrestler of the same name during a critically panned 1990 WCW angle.

## Origin

Black Scorpion cleared his throat and uttered the immortal words - "BIX...." at the very beginning of Episode 2 of the Superpodcast, floating his fingers along his mini moog and performing his "black magic" through a series of warping transport noises. He would often ask the co-host - Bix or otherwise - if they "remember" a seminal incident in their past and remarking that he was lurking in the shadows, before letting out a staccatoed laugh and a briskly paced closing sonata on his mini moog, signaling the eventual babyface turn of the Scorpion with every brush of the high octave notes.

A major staple of the bit was Bix's reluctance to acknowledge the Black Scorpion's act in any way, lethargically no-selling his line of questioning and briskly - and begrudgingly - answering the questions in order to speed up the bit and move the show forward. Black Scorpion would always come back to "haunt" Bix every single episode with humorous detail.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 19 (#8)
Misnomer Chris Adams

Misnomer Chris Adams is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character stemming from a conversation with svengali and all-wise 6:05 mainstay Marc Gullen, to which he stated that the "Gentleman" aspect of wrestler Chris Adams' gimmick was definitely a "misnomer", given his propensity for causing physical disturbances during his periods of blackout inebriation throughout his wrestling career.

## Origin

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## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 25 (#8)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 27 (#10)

Total appearances: 3 (Episodes 25-27)
Episode 57 - Backstage Nazi

### Episode Etymology

The term used to describe WWE agent Tony Garea during a vitriolic rant by TRnac The Magnificent for how he treated his "host" Tom Robinson backstage at a show.

## Timestamps:

**0:26:59 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 9. Black Scorpion

* 8. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 7. Denim Fritz

* 6. Sue the Shooter

* 5. The Handsome Boogie Man

* 4. Dr. Mike Lano

* 3. TRnac the Magnificent

* 2. The Hangman (Bruce Pobanz)

* 1. Old Lady

* ***NEW* CHAMPION** - Yomamba the Jungle Savage (def. Stuttering Tommy Rich)
Episode 41 - Conversation Over

### Episode Etymology

The phrase that a drunk and angry Ric Flair shouted at Tom Robinson after Tom said that WWE Diva Alicia Fox was attractive, leading Ric to become enraged that that's his "daughter's division", somehow thinking Tom insinuated by proxy that Charlotte was attractive too.

## Timestamps:

**0:03:24 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Sue the Shooter

* 9. Rasslin' Glen Goza

* 8. Nature Goy Ric Flair

* 7. Black Scorpion

* 6. Hot Bruno

* 5. Hillbilly Jim Brunzell

* 4. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 3. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* 2. Dr. Mike Lano

* 1. Marc Gullen

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Disappointed Lance Russell (def. Denim Fritz)
In The News

In the News is a segment with frequent co-host/contributor Jim Cornette, in which TGBL and Jim read old newspaper articles pertaining to the wrestling business.

## Section heading

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## Videos:

**#1) Episode 57 - Backstage Nazi**

**#2) Episode 59 - Is That For True?**

**#3) Episode 67 - Coin Envelopes**

**#4) Episode 74 - Memory Full**

**#5) Episode 78 - Corky Dan**

**#6) Episode 80 - Second Anniversary Show**

**#7) Episode 87 - Bow To The King**

**#8) Episode 91 - Wandering Around (2:40:27)**

**#9) Episode 94 - Third Anniversary Show (1:20:20)**

**#10) Episode 96 - Good Looking Wool (3:39:56)**
Hot Bruno

Hot Bruno is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character created from the hilarious name of a Wrestling Hotline curated by Bruno (and created from his time in the UWF by Herb Abrams), where his serious and downplaying enthusiasm about "the real scoop in professional wrestling" was a point of humor within the 6:05 community, alongside the fascination and curiosity towards Bruno's ever changing hairstyles (and hair line) throughout his career.

## Origin

Although Bruno Sammartino - and his luscious wig emporium - had been mentioned in prior conversations on the Superpodcast, the first mentioning of his hotline appeared during Episode 27 by TGBL to Bix during a follow-up of a previous article written by Bix about some of the weirdest and wackiest hotlines in the history of professional wrestling, with TGBL mentioning that 1-900-HOT-BRUNO was conspicuously absent from the article.

## "I'll take the 'Lew Alcindor'"

A staple of the Hot Bruno bit during the Top 10 is either TGBL or that week's co-host asking Hot Bruno a question regarding his wigs, the personal hygiene of ring rats and larger mass wrestlers (such as Haystacks Calhoun,) or about random minutiae in the wrestling industry.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 29 (#1)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 77 (#10)

Total appearances: 17 (Episodes 29, 31-32, 35-36, 41-49, 67, 70, 77)
Episode 44 - Speed Bump

### Episode Etymology

The hypothetical name given by John McAdam to Kevin Von Erich's daughter - who was ran over by his car in the driveway in the late 1980's - after asked what her name was by Tom Robinson when they first met in 1987.

## Timestamps:

**0:02:52 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Paper Bag Assassin

* 9. Mighty Joe Thunder

* 8. Herb Abrams

* 7. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* 6. Hot Bruno

* 5. Black Scorpion

* 4. Dr. Mike Lano

* 3. Sue the Shooter

* 2. Denim Fritz

* 1. Marc Gullen

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Disappointed Lance Russell (def. Impressionist Jim Ross)
Judo Joe Black

Judo Joe Black was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of the real life wrestler of the same name, whose Superpodcast claim-to-fame comes from a commentary video between TGBL, Bix, and Jim Cornette, with Judo Joe being the unlikely participant in a squash match against Ken Patera in the WWF. Judo Joe Black is panned by the crew due to his terrible selling, overall lack of coordination, and the strange fact that a jobber had an actual gimmick instead of something normal and bland.

## Origin

During Episode 26 - with guest Jim Cornette - after the Dennis of the Week segment, the guys do live commentary on a few matches: one involving the infamous Patriot, and the second being the introduction to Judo Joe Black vs. Ken Patera from a WWF taping in May 1985 with commentary by Vince McMahon and Bruno Sammartino.

TGBL opines that it's bound to be "a sensation" with the listeners, and lived up to that for being as close a sensation to "cringe" as possible in a wrestling match. Jim immediately points out that Joe "doesn't have a fucking clue how to work" and it was noticeable in the weak lock-up with Patera. During the match, Black keeps quickly holding one hand to his face, whether to simulate that he's embarrassed, or that he's wiping sweat from his face. TGBL, Bix, and Jim all laugh in hysterics when it comes to Black taking a very phony head bump into the top turn buckle by Patera, jumping up almost a second after the initial hit, and falling to the mat with minimal speed and minimal form ala Marion Crumley. The match finishes with the crowd booing, and Patera going to prop Black up on the top turnbuckle, but since he doesn't know how to work, Black ends up standing straight up on the top turnbuckle, to which Patera throws him over his head and into the middle of the ring for an elbow drop and the 1-2-3.

To finish the video, Jim and TGBL discuss in wonderment as to why he was given an actual gimmick - that of a Karate/Judo fighter - instead of a general name and bland jobber appearance. It is unknown if Judo Joe Black worked any subsequent tapings that night, or thereon for the WWF.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 27 (#3)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 30 (#6)

Total appearances: 4 (Episodes 27-30)

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

Antichristo is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character originally based off of a hilariously bad promo by the Luchador "Antichristo" from a Tijuana Lucha show in the late 90's, which showcases the "blasé" promo skills of a wrestler proclaiming himself to be the anti-christ; the antithesis of all that is sacred and good in the world.

## "OK...the thing is, that, I'm the Anti Christ."

In-between a discussion during Episode 45 on frequent show topic Titanes en el Ring, TGBL mentions to co-host Kurt Brown that he was sent a promo by the listeners to check out on the show for a blind run, and asks Kurt - along with the listeners - to think of this: What would the Anti-Christ sound like if you heard him for the first time?

The result: something to be left much more to be desired from the imagination. A reporter - speaking in Spanish to the audience - then "welcomes" Antichristo to the "States" - although it takes place in Tijuana - to which Antichristo lethargically attempts to cut a promo about how he's "the best" and "Antichrist is-a number one," before realizing that he didn't get a good enough job of getting himself over, wrapping up the interview declaring that in this world, the number one isn't god, but declares loudly and proudly that "It's MEEEEE!!!!!," before thanking the interviewer and trotting out of frame. The video adds that extra "oomph" when you notice that an arena attendant in the background ends up walking into the frame and sitting on the stairs in the background, waiting for this train wreck of a promo to turn its sputtering wheels for the last time.

Antichristo would be referred to as the "Blasé Antichrist" moving forward - coined by Scott Cornish - during the series of his appearances in the Top 10, and his audio drop of his proclaiming cry would become ingrained in the listener's psyche for being a staple of TGBL's show introductions at the beginning of every episode.

During Antichristo's Top 10 discussions, the topic between TGBL and the co-host would eventually spin-off into the co-host's stories of the worst gimmick they'd ever seen in professional wrestling. Some humorous examples stem from Bobby Blaze spinning off into the bloated uses of "Doink the Clown" on the independents and how there should be a Wrestling Mime; Travis Heckel talking about his hatred of Ta-Gar, Lord of the Volcano, and The Spirit of America in Memphis; and perhaps the most famous one - Jim Cornette's mention of Wayne Ferris' brief run as The Kisser in Memphis.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 47 (#1)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 67 (#7)

Total appearances: 10 (Episodes 47, 49-50, 52 55-56, 60, 65-67)
Herb Abrams

"Herbo Turbo" Herb Abrams is a Superuniverse Top 10 character, based on the unreal story of the life and times of former UWF owner and promoter Herb Abrams, and focuses mainly of the story of his death, which involved running around naked in an office building high on cocaine, covered in Vasoline, and pulling fire alarms.

## Origin

Herb Abrams was referenced in Episode 2 of the Superpodcast, where TGBL makes reference to seeing Herb Abrams at a convention in 1994 at the Nassau Community College gym on Long Island where he also met Bruno Sammartino for the first time. TGBL remarked that the Power Twins - Dave and Larry Power - used to call Abrams "Herbo Turbo" due to his propensity for cocaine and other stimulants.

## Facts

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 44 (#8)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 54 (#9)

Total appearances: 10 (Episodes 44-52, 54)
Sheila the Shooter

Sheila the Shooter is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character who is the fictional younger sister of esteemed luminary Sue the Shooter , whose detailed stories of rattingdom with herself, Sue, and older cousin Shirley rotating in a Freebird Rule scenario provide the listeners with a mixture of humor and uneasiness. Sheila is voiced and created by long-standing rotating co-host and show contributor Scott Cornish .

## Origin

Hijacking into the 6:05 recording session between TGBL and Scott Cornish, Sheila the Shooter was introduced during the Top 10 recap of her older sister - Sue the Shooter - during Episode 37. Sheila mentioned to Brian - Scott's phone connection mysteriously got cut during the process - that she considered Gordon Solie her lover, akin to her sister Sue taking solace within the arms of Moondog Spot Larry Latham. Sheila then went on to throw vibes towards Bix by mentioning that she sent him "all her affidavits" and wanting to curl up in the arms of the recently departed full-time co-host. Sheila continued to make sporadic appearances during her sister Sue's discussions in the Top 10, until it was revealed in Episode 56 from trusted source Scott Cornish that Sheila was "on tour" with the recently excommunicated Impressionist Jim Ross.

Sheila was formally given the spotlight during her only Superuniverse Top 10 appearance during Episode 66, where she stated that she had a vice-like grip with her "Sugar Walls" technique, alongside claiming to have double-tendons like Danny Hodge. Sheila also stated that her first love in the wrestling business was Bulldog Brouwer, and that he "fucked like Tim Horner wrestles," which doesn't leave much to the imagination.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 1 (Episode 66 - #10)
Old Lady

Old Lady is a current character in the Superuniverse Top 10, based off a hysterical series of phone recordings from the 1990's in which various people - including 6:05 mainstay topic Dennis Coralluzzo - prank call a woman in Morristown, TN asking for "Jim", which originally stemmed from Dennis misdialing Jim Cornette when he was working in Smoky Mountain, and getting a vitriolic lashing from a miserable woman on the other end.

## Origin

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## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 50 (#1)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 88 (#5)

Total appearances: 25 (Episodes 50, 52, 54, 55-57, 62-63, 65-67, 69-77, 80, 82, 84, 86, 88)