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Rock 'n' Roll Roy Toy

Rock 'n' Roll Roy Toy was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of the hilarious antics involved in a video sent to Southern States Wrestling promoter Beau James depicting three shoddy workers at a poorly attended wrestling event in the late 1990's.

## Origin:

The creation of the character can be traced back to a
video posted by the “King of Kingsport” Beau James to his Youtube channel on
August 30, 2011. Beau states in the description that he’s been promoting
wrestling for 20+ years and had gotten hundreds of videos from people wanting
to get booked, and he’s kept them all – good, or bad; Rock ‘n’ Roll Roy Toy
would fall into the latter.

In Episode 11, TGBL and Bix decided to do a live riffing of the match
alongside the episode guest, Jim Cornette. TGBL states that Beau had sent this
to the show, and had stressed to Brian that he had never hired or had anything
to do with any of the participants in the match.The video consists of three wrestlers in a Triple Threat Match working a sub par
independent show in front of a sparse group of fans; the video never states who
Rock ‘n’ Roll Roy Toy actually is. The three workers vary in shapes and sizes –
one with a red shirt who sits in the corner the entire match and waits until
the spot to come in and break up a pin, one who does a majority of the whips
and bumps, and a rotund, out of shape man wearing a wifebeater and sweatpants. The match consisted of the
workers standing around in-between spots looking lost, little to no emphasis on
posture, and terrible bumps: one involving the more spry worker getting
drop-kicked stiffly in the gut before falling backwards onto the large frame of
the bigger wrestler with his back draped over him like he’s dying on a hill.
Other highlights from the match videotape include some fans pushing and shoving
each other directly in the sight line of the camera shooting the match.

In the description of Beau’s video, he states that Rock ‘n’ Roll Roy Toy – AKA Roy
Rigsby – was a “regular ticket buying fan” who claimed to be "Ricky Morton-esque" worker who "worked for 20+ years" but “was just a middle aged
man with zero training wearing track pants and tennis shoes.” It was then stated by Beau James himself that Roy Toy was indeed the wrestler with the red shirt during the 3-way match.

## Facts:

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

* **RETIRED**-Rock 'n' Roll Roy Toy was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 after losing a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
Impressionist Jim Ross

Impressionist Jim Ross was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of the real life embarrassing and pitiful attempts of wrestling impersonation and mimicry on his podcast by long-time wrestling figure and popular play-by-play commentator Jim Ross.

Impressionist Jim Ross was co-created between TGBL and co-created and voiced by long-time 6:05 Superpodcast contributor and frequent rotating co-host Scott Cornish.

## Origin

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## Impressions

Within the cache of impressions, Impressionist Jim Ross has brought out such "stellar" impressions of various wrestlers, such as:

* "The Genius" Lanny Poffo

* "The Big Cat" Ernie Ladd

* The Grand Wizard

* Terry Funk

* Gordon Solie

* Stu Hart

* Jim Cornette

* Jim Barnett

* Bill Apter

* Dusty Rhodes

and a certain hand-clapping, heavily tattooed, woo'ing impression that eventually skyrocketed in popularity.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 43 (#1)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 63 (#1)

Total appearances: 8 (Episodes 43, 46-50, 52, 63)

* **RETIRED*:*** Impressionist Jim Ross is currently ineligible for the Top 10 out of respect for Jim Ross during his grieving period for the sudden passing of his late wife Jan in March 2017.

* ***\*\* NOTE:*** Impressionist Jim Ross was also ineligible from Episode 53 - 62 when he lost the infamous Rap Battle against Stuttering Tommy Rich and was voted out of the territory for a minimum of 60 days.
Eye of Gibson

Eye of Gibson was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character that had a strong Twitter presence before being brought onto the show as a write-in candidate, based off of the long-standing

## Origin

Eye of Gibson and his Twitter compatriot the Mullet of Morton were fierce proponents and supporters of the show via Twitter, 'appearing' in the infancy of the show and feuding with other established Superuniverse Top 10 characters on social media, including Fake Stan Lane, and Godbold.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 36 (#7)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 37 (#1)

Total appearances: 2 (Episodes 36-37)

* **RETIRED** - Eye of Gibson was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 after losing a run-off vote to Akeem Bixenspan following the Superuniverse Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
Botch

**"Botch"** is a typo Jia Hui made in the Madinajoyce group.

## Origin

Originated when Jia Hui shouts in all caps "I'M HOME BOTCHES" in the group after coming home from India. Jana quickly marks this as one of her favorite typos and replies with a "Welcome back botch". Ever since this day, botch has been used several times again to replace "bitch" or "bitxh".
The Sugar Hold Challenge

The Sugar Hold Challenge was a prominent segment

and interview on the 6:05 Superpodcast involving friend of the show William Harding, who tells the story of his experience of breaking out of Bob Roop's shoot " $1000 Sugar Hold Challenge" for a large cash payment during a live Poffo promoted ICW event in 1981, and the situations involving the fall-out of the challenge and how the Poffo's didn't want to pay and keep their end of the challenge reward.

## Origin

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Sound Drops

For new listeners of the 6:05 Superpodcast, the Sound Drops are an integral part of understanding the context and origin of certain jokes, whether they be from participants in the Superuniverse Top Ten, or from other humorous stories/moments in wrestling history. Below is a comprehensive guide to all of the sound drops used during the run of the 6:05 Superpodcast and their origin/context.

## "Yomamba - the Jungle Savage!"

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## Hggggnnnnnniiiieeeeee (Orgasmic Larry Nelson)

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Episode 45 - Marriott Parking Lot

### Episode Etymology

A reference to the infamous Marriott Parking Lot brawl between Dennis Coralluzzo and the guest for the Dennis Of The Week segment this episode: AmyLee Murray.

## Timestamps:

**0:08:02 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Herb Abrams

* 9. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* 8. Sue the Shooter

* 7. Santo Gold

* 6. Hot Bruno

* 5. Dr. Mike Lano

* 4. Black Scorpion

* 3. Denim Fritz

* 2. Paper Bag Assassin

* 1. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Disappointed Lance Russell (def. Marc Gullen)
The New Buddha Khan

*"I'm sorry that happened." - The New Buddha Khan*

## Origin

The origin of the New Buddha Khan can be traced back to a conversation in Episode 57 between TGBL and Kurt Brown, in which Kurt was talking about some terrible wrestling promotions he used to wrestle for under his moniker of Vandal Drummond. He mentioned California Championship Wrestling - run and booked for a time by Karl Lauer, pictured right - being one of the most poorly booked and promoted shows he'd ever seen. Such examples included the tape "actually being re-wound" during a broadcast, having tape footage played in the wrong order, and the piss-poor babyface turn of Buddha Khan.

Buddha Khan - originally a heel - would turn babyface with no match involved; only through an interview with Karl Lauer. Karl starts off by noting that Buddha Khan is "new", in which Buddha Khan plainly states that he's going to "go by the rules from now on" and states that after causing an injury to Sgt. Hoss, he's "sorry that happened." The interview continues with other inane and insipid questions from Karl Lauer - who equally is the focus of this interview for his dry mannerisms and malapropisms ("I heard you've gone to children's hospital: is that for true?") - and ends with Buddha Khan stating that he's going to "push young children" to work hard with him and that he's sick of "the dirty stuff" because he knows "the good rules and the bad rules."

Over time, new footage would surface of Buddha Khan turning back to a "bad guy" by eventually beating up a homeless man, muttering "stinky bum, you!" He would also proclaim that his beat-down was "the Buddha Khan solution for the homeless people."

## Quotes:

"I'm sorry that happened..."

"Stinky bum, you...!"

"I HEARD what you were talkin' about over there!"

"This is the Buddha Khan solution for the homeless people."

"Is that for true?" - Karl Lauer

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 69 (#6)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 75 (#8)

Total appearances: 7 (Episodes 69 - 75)
Orgasmic Larry Nelson

Orgasmic Larry Nelson is a show character based on real life AWA announcer Larry Nelson.

## Origin

His rise to prominence in the 6:05 Superuniverse was based off an interview in the AWA with wrestler Derrick Dukes, when upon describing the stipulation for an upcoming match between Dukes and Col. DeBeers where the loser gets painted the opposite of their skin color, Larry Nelson groans with glee when Dukes wishes to paint DeBeers black if he wins the match.

Nelson's orgasmic cry has taken on many interpretations within the Superuniverse, ranging from "hnnnngggghhhieeeeeeeeeee" and so forth.

Aside from his Orgasmic war cry, Larry Nelson was also subject to parody due to his exaggerated facial expressions and his drawn out phrasing and bombastic enunciation of details happening in front of him during his interviews. Examples of this range from falling off a chair screaming "MEDIC!!!", alongside screaming into Baron Von Raschke's ear with a sharp "LOOK OUT, BARON VON RASCHKE!" midway during a board strike on the Baron's head, who is standing right next to him.

## Quotes:

"Hnnnnnggggghhhhhiiiiiiieeeee"

"What's the stipulation...?"

"MEDIC! WE'LL BE BACK!!"

"Are we having fun, people?!"

"OH JEEZ OH CRIMINY!"

"LOOK OUT BARON VON RASCHKE!"

"He didn't blink, he didn't fall, he didn't nothin'!"

## Facts

First appearance in the Top 10: Episode 20 (#1)

Current appearance in the Top 10: Episode 82 (#7)

\*Title Reigns as Superuniverse Top 10 Champion: 2

1. Def. Marc Gullen (ending his record 9 week long reign) - Episode 35

Defended against Nature Goy Ric Flair - Episode 36

Lost title to Marc Gullen - Episode 37

2. Def. Disappointed Lance Russell - Episode 46
   Lost the title to the Paper Bag Assassin - Episode 47
Episode 39 - Pizza Or A Girl

## Timestamps:

**0:01:26 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Santo Gold

* 9. Sue the Shooter

* 8. The Slip House Boys

* 7. Dr. Mike Lano

* 6. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 5. Hillbilly Jim Brunzell

* 4. Paper Bag Assassin

* 3. Black Scorpion

* 2. Denim Fritz

* 1. Disappointed Lance Russell

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Marc Gullen (def. Yomamba the Jungle Savage)
El Pibe 10 '83

**El Pibe 10 ‘83** (aka Hugo Quiril, Kato, El Gran Ninja Blanco) is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of one of the many incarnations from Titanes en el Ring, and rose to fame on the Superpodcast for a video involving him doing a Tope Suicida onto his head, and being carried out of the arena by throngs of fans and children to seek medical help, with the viewers unaware if he was still alive from the fall.

## Origin

El Pibe 10 '83 was considered to be one of the first major topics in the history of the Superpodcast, and boy, did it ever jump ahead of the pack.

TGBL and Bix live-watched a video on the air - during Episode 2 - from a television taping from Titanes en el Ring - an Argentinian wrestling program - in which a slender man known as El Pibe 10 - a different one than the one previously discussed on the show - proceeds to bear witness to the cringiest botches in wrestling history, when he goes for an over-the-top dive out of the ring onto his opponent - or lack-there-of - and headplants onto the concrete below. The video's apex of unwatchability stems from the opponent's lack of care for him, attempting to pull Pibe up to continue, while he's writhing in pain. Following this, the flock of children who came with Pibe to the ring - and the opponent - proceed to carry El Pibe 10 '83 atop their heads and whisk him out of the arena, leaving the viewer wondering if the man doing splits and kicks effortlessly moments ago would ever return.

During the follow-ups on Episode 3, it was revealed that this incarnation of El Pibe 10 did in fact survive the fall, wrestled the next week, and went on to a career in films as a stuntman. He was then acknowledged as being Hugo Quiril - AKA Kato and El Gran Ninja Blanco.

During this time-period, this version of El Pibe 10 was known by TGBL and Bix as "El Pibe 10 Dos" in reference to a different one than his pink-overall'ed-coked-up-dancer counterpart. During Episode 15, TGBL stated that after doing some research about Titanes, the two characters are referenced officially in the show history as being El Pibe 10 '82 and this version, known henceforth, as El Pibe 10 '83.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 19 (First Top 10 - #3)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 25 (#6)

Total appearances: 7 (Episodes 19-25)
Superpodcast Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale

The Superpodcast Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale was the first ever major culling of the Superuniverse Top 10 of the first wave of characters from the inception of the show until Episode 44.

## Voting:

On September 22, 2016, TGBL put up a post on the 6:05 Superpodcast show Facebook page for fans to vote on 1 winner in the Battle Royale, with all other losing votes being cast off from the Superpodcast Top 10. These were characters who had been inactive for a long period in the Superuniverse Top 10, or who had disappeared from the listener consciousness over that period of inactivity.

The voting breakdown goes as follows:

Hobo Brazil - 6 Votes

Wee Willie Wilson - 7 Votes

Tiny URL Hebner - 4 Votes

Bulk Denim - 9 Votes

The Great Antonio - 3 Votes

Dark Journey's Dog - 5 Votes

Jim Wilson's Dog - 1 Vote

Oahu McDaniel - 1 Vote

The Patriot - 4 Votes

Magic Jordan - 2 Votes

Rock 'n' Roll Roy Toy - 5 Votes

Akeem Bixenspan - 44 Votes

Eye of Gibson - 33 Votes

Hillbilly Jim Brunzell - 17 Votes

Papucho - 0 Votes

Sex Appeal Ronnie Steal - 5 Votes

Demolition Hux & Blast - 3 Votes

"The 35 Year Old Kid" Dave Baumcratz - 9 Votes

1 Spoiled Vote (for Magnum TA!)

// ***TOTAL VOTES:*** **158** (+ 1 spoiled)

## Aftermath:

After the conclusion of the original post on September 26, many of the voters were outraged about Akeem Bixenspan winning, as many people felt that the Eye of Gibson (who's parody account on Twitter was much more in the public eye and did more to promote the show) should have won.

A second Loser Leaves Town match was posted on October 1st and ended October 3rd, with the Eye of Gibson losing against Akeem Bixenspan by only 1 vote.

Although the vote was in his favor, Akeem Bixenspan eventually was phased out of the Top 10 voting with the other participants from the Battle Royale.
Rasslin' Glen Goza

Rasslin' Glen Goza is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character primarily based off of the botched time cues and pandering lyrics from a live version of the song R-A-S-S-L-I-N, performed by Glen Goza in the mid 80's for World Class Championship Wrestling, which was received with apathetic feedback from the irate audiences after listening.

## Origin

The famous gaffe:

"My boss called again / said 'Friend we could /

be a model / for Fredricks of Hollywood /

but it's kinda nasty' / We were rasslin!"

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 26 (#4)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 69 (#8)

Total appearances: 18 (Episodes 26-31, 33-38, 40-43, 67, 69)
Episode 55 - Wrestling Prop

### Episode Etymology

The phrase used to describe Pedro Morales' WWWF Championship belt by a New York pawn shop owners wife in the early 1980's, after guest Tom Burke asked if they had any wrestling items for sale.

## Episode List

### Next

Holiday Special - Christmas Star Wars 2016* Episode 56 - Roach Clip

## Timestamps:

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

* 10. Sue the Shooter

* 9. The Hangman (Bruce Pobanz)

* 8. Black Scorpion

* 7. Dr. Mike Lano

* 6. Paper Bag Assassin

* 5. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 4. Santo Gold

* 3. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 2. Antichristo

* 1. Denim Fritz

* ***NEW* CHAMPION** - Stuttering Tommy Rich (def. Old Lady)
Oahu McDaniel

Oahu McDaniel was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of a joke thought up by TGBL near the end of the very first episode of the Superpodcast.

## Origin

Oahu McDaniel was originally created as a throw-away joke near the end of the very first episode of the Superpodcast. During the plugs for the website near the end of the show, TGBL and Bix were joking about using WordPress for the website, to which TGBL replies "A flying WordPress." TGBL then opines about a joke that he had thought up earlier, that "there should be a wrestler in Hawaii named Oahu McDaniel," being a phonetic portmanteau of Oahu, Hawaii, and former wrestler and football star Wahoo McDaniel.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

* **RETIRED**- Oahu McDaniel was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 after losing a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
Jim Wilson's Dog

Jim Wilson's Dog was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of the strange rumor surrounding the career of former football player turned wrestler Jim Wilson, and how he claims in his book that Jim Barnett and the Georgia wrestling office had hired someone to kill his dog in the middle of the night as a message to Wilson for his actions in opposing them.

## Origin

Jim Wilson's Dog was first mentioned in Episode 13 following a discussion with wrestling publicist Scott Teal of Crowbar Press, in which TGBL and Bix opine to each other whether or not Jim Wilson's book *CHOKEHOLD* was full of factual evidence about his career or not. Bix mentions that although his actual career may have been bullshit - mentioning about how he was promised to win the NWA title and how he claims that Jim Barnett and the Georgia office had killed his dog - that the sources and transcripts used for the various lawsuits against the NWA were quite accurate and factual. After mentioning the claim that the dog was murdered, TGBL let out a hearty laugh and questioned the validity of that story as well.

A focus on the section of the book involving the dog was revisited in Episode 25 during the Book of the Week segment, where *CHOKEHOLD* was the recommendation. Bix ended up reading an excerpt from the book involving Wilson's accounts of the morning when he found the dog bludgeoned to death underneath his bedroom window after calling for it with no response, which led to some humorous observation between the two on the previously mentioned claims that Jim Barnett personally - or hired someone - to kill his dog as a response to Wilson's act of defiance against the NWA.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

Total appearances in the Superuniverse Top 10: 0

* **RETIRED** - Jim Wilson's Dog was voted out of the Superuniverse Top 10 after losing a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
Episode 47 - Only The Day Of

### Episode Etymology

A promo Scott Cornish tells in which King Kong Mosca - Angelo Mosca - is doing a blase promo with Vince McMahon, to which McMahon states that he "doesn't seem too excited," to which Mosca replies that he gets excited "only the day of" the match.

## Timestamps:

**0:06:10 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Sue the Shooter

* 9. Herb Abrams

* 8. Hot Bruno

* 7. Santo Gold

* 6. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 5. Impressionist Jim Ross

* 4. Black Scorpion

* 3. Stuttering Tommy Rich

* 2. Denim Fritz

* 1. Antichristo

* ***NEW* CHAMPION** - Paper Bag Assassin (def. Orgasmic Larry Nelson)
Hillbilly Jim Brunzell

Hillbilly Jim Brunzell was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character, created from a portmanteau of the main event tag team of Hillbilly Jim (subbing for B. Brian Blair) and Jim Brunzell from a poorly edited newspaper clipping promoting the WWF at the Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis in August of 1987.

## Origin

During the News and Notes portion of Episode 38, TGBL mentions to co-host Kurt Brown about a newspaper clipping lifted from another wrestling group on Facebook that is scattered with typos and literacy errors for an ad promoting the WWF in Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis of August 1987. Aside from the main event featuring a match for the "International" Heavyweight Championship, TGBL mentions the semi-main of "Hart and Neidhart" versus "Hillbilly Jim Brunzell," with the two laughing about how epic of a flub that it was, comparing that with an epic fuck-up when TGBL was working with ROH during the Sinclair administration which stated in an ad that tickets were "on the door" instead of "at the door."

It was eventually revealed during Episode 40 that when going over card results for that show, Hillbilly Jim DID actually team with Jim Brunzell, subbing in for an injured B. Brian Blair that evening, with the irony stemming from the fact that the ad editor just assumed that because they both had Jim in the name, the assumption was that it was a singular entity.

## Facts

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 39 (#5)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 42 (#10)

Total appearances: 4 (Episodes 39 - 42)

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

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Purple Rangers

**The Purple Rangers** (パーパルレンジャ *Pāparu Renjā*) is the name of the group Clarisse, Jia Hui, Hui Yi, Ninet and Jana formed.

## Origin

It was formed during the Painting Community Service event back in 2015. The usage of purple came from their assigned painting which was 90% purple for some reason.

## The Purple Tragedy

**The Purple Tragedy** is when the group encountered a desperate situation in which they run out of purple paint to use for their poster. They tried to solve this problem by mixing colors to make purple, but to no avail. This marks the purple ranger's most tragic moments.

One of the members, Ninet, tried to mix the colors to make purple but made brown instead. This was her first sign of betrayal and also the birth of one of Purple Ranger's strongest adversaries, Shit Ranger.
Jeff Bowdren

Jeff Bowdren is a frequent contributor, co-host, friend of the 6:05 Superpodcast, and a successful author and contributor to various wrestling magazines. Jeff is a part of the Arcadian Vanguard podcasting network, and is one of the hosts of Breaking Kayfabe with Bowdren and Barry alongside Barry Rose.

## Biography

Jeff has been a wrestling fan since the early 1970's, and has been writing about wrestling since the early 1980's. One of the first matches that Jeff had ever seen live was the Masked Assassins vs. Bobby Shane and Doug "the Professional" Gilbert at the Savannah Georgia Civic Center. Jeff was originally a big fan of Championship Wrestling from Florida, but branched out and expanded his horizons to other promotions through viewing the Apter mags. Jeff started subscribing to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter in June of 1986, and was enthralled with the publication's perfectionism with regards to wrestling.

With regards to Jeff's writing career, Jeff has written for such magazines as Wrestling Forum, Pro Wrestling Torch, Arena Report, Chairshots, The Wrestling Lariat, and most notably had a column in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, where he was known as Bowdren the Booker, and curated a fantasy booking column in the Observer in the late 1980's - early 1990's. Another of Jeff's proud writing accolades is the often cited Greatest Matches of the 1980's list that he wrote in the 1989 WON Yearbook.

In 2017, Jeff started his own podcast - Breaking Kayfabe with Bowdren and Barry - on the Arcadian Vanguard network. Early on, he was joined by his eventual co-host Barry Rose, and the two discuss the various matches that Jeff wrote in his Greatest Matches of the 1980's in the WON, alongside other various cultural top-10's involving such things as music, soundtracks, movie fight scenes, and many more!

Jeff is also an accomplished author, and in 2017, he released his book Breaking Kayfabe: Dinner with the Legends of Wrestling through Crowbar Press, alongside publisher Scott Teal. Breaking Kayfabe details transcripts of various wrestlers sitting down in an intimate group setting in Florida with Jeff and his friends, and talk to the various guests about their early careers. Such examples of guests include Terry Funk, Kevin Sullivan, Terry Taylor, Steve Keirn, Barry Windham, Jerry Lawler, Gerry Brisco, and many more!

Make sure to listen to Breaking Kayfabe with Bowdren and Barry every Tuesday on the Arcadian Vanguard podcasting network at Bowdrenpod.com and to check out Breaking Kayfabe: Dinner with the Legends of Wrestling at either Amazon or Crowbar Press!

## Links

Jeff's Twitter - @BowdrenJeff

Breaking Kayfabe with Bowdren and Barry - Bowdrenpod.com

Breaking Kayfabe: Dinner with the Legends of Wrestling - Amazon and Crowbar Press
Pasok na

"**Pasok na"** means *"Come in"* in Tagalog. Used whenever the group goes in somewhere or something.

## Origin

It was when Jia Hui saw a certain poster in one of the shops in Lucky Plaza that this catchphrase originated. The poster specifically said *"GUAPO GANDA SEXY PASOK NA!"*. Jia Hui asked Jana what this translates to in English, to which she translates to *"HANDSOME BEAUTIFUL SEXY COME IN"*. Since then, Jia Hui has used the phrase "Pasok na" often.
Akeem Bixenspan

Akeem Bixenspan was a former Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of a humorous exchange during the story of TGBL's Bar Mitzvah , with Bix mentioning that he had a distant cousin named Akeem attend his own Bar Mitzvah, leading to the character's evolution as a Jewish personae of the wrestler of the same name.

## Origin

The creation of Akeem Bixenspan was referenced from a joke between TGBL and Bix during Episode 3 regarding the story about the infamous appearance of Vicious Vincent at TGBL's Bar Mitzvah. During the beginning of the story, Bix asked TGBL if he had any distant relatives come to his Bar Mitzvah that he'd never heard of before, and referenced his cousin Akeem coming to his. TGBL - shocked and surprised by this revalation - asked Bix if he, indeed, had a cousin named Akeem, being so surprised that in getting his question out, he slipped his words and accidentally called Bix "bitch" before correcting himself, and opining that the cousin was named Akeem Bixenspan. Eventually, Akeem would be included in the inaugural Superuniverse Top 10 rankings, with the show listeners chiming in and making references to the character portrayed by the former One Man Gang in the WWF, alluding to the fact that Akeem Bixenspan was more of a Jewish personae based on the similar physical build of OMG.

The signature of the character's references is Bix's constant reluctance to acknowledge it, and tries to kayfabe and re-direct the topic by stating that Akeem "isn't actually his name," but is prodded back to a discussion of potential hillarious scenarios by TGBL.

## Facts

First appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 19 (first ever Top 10 rankings; #2)

Last appearance in the Superuniverse Top 10: Episode 37 (#9)

Total appearances: 6 (Episodes 19-20, 24, 32-33, 37)

* **RETIRED** - Akeem Bixenspan was retired from the show following a Loser Leaves Town Battle Royale following the culmination of Episode 44.
Front Row Section D

Front Row Section D with John Hitchcock is a recurring segment on the 6:05 Superpodcast featuring famed fan - and one of the Greensboro "Front Row Section D" - John Hitchcock, in which he details stories throughout his years as a heel-loving fan in the Mid-Atlantic / JCP-NWA era in Greensboro, which include his disdain for Magnum T.A. and creating an unflattering sign for him one night, creating the name 'The Four Horsemen' which would be adopted by the legendary stable, and known for his humorous exchanges with babyface - but real life heel - Dusty Rhodes.

John's book about his legendary fan interactions in wrestling - "Front Row Section D" - can be purchased through Amazon.

## Segments:

**Episode 78** - John details the night that he and the rest of his friends in Front Row Section D christened Arn, Tully, Ole, J.J., and Ric Flair with their synonymous name: The Four Horsemen.

**Episode 79** - John describes his dislike of Magnum T.A. being pushed down the fans throats as a babyface, and details an incident with Magnum disliking a less-than-flattering sign and a run-in with Harley Race in Greensboro.

**Episode 81** - John details the final WCW event in Greensboro, which coincides with a legendary fan story regarding a Squeegee.

**Episode 83** - John talks about him and his friends being the perennial thorns in the sides of both Nikita Koloff and Dusty Rhodes.

**Episode 86** - John discusses the importance of the 1975 Mid-Atlantic U.S. Title Tournament to the Carolina's, and Dusty Rhodes' anger towards his group upon his return to WCW in 1991 when Front Row Section D goes "on tour!"

**Episode 91** - John discusses his Top 5 favorite tag teams, along with more Front Row Section D tales of ribaldry.

**Episode 92** - John discusses Wrestle War '90 and "We've Herd Enough!" along with the time when Jerry Garcia came into his shop to buy some comics.

## Videos:

**#1) Episode 78 - Corky Dan (2:38:44)**

**#2) Episode 79 - How Is This Legal? (1:22:56)**

**#3) Episode 81 - Squeegee (2:12:13)**

**#4) Episode 83 - Rat Poison (1:13:08)**

**#5) Episode 86 - Nobody Knows (1:28:30)**

* Click here to listen.

**#6) Episode 91 - Wandering Around (1:51:29)**

**#7) Episode 92 - Lords Of The Ring (0:13:39)**
Episode 58 - Complete Savage

### Episode Etymology

During Denim Fritz’s winning post for Fantasy Booking, he has a line about Yomamba the Jungle Savage being a “complete Savage, because he has no idea what to do in this situation” in reference to Fritz throwing off his cloak and entering as a Triple Threat match; co-host John McAdam remarks after that he liked the phrase.

## Timestamps:

**0:46:49 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Sue the Shooter

* 9. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 8. Black Scorpion

* 7. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 6. Dr. Mike Lano

* 5. The Hangman (Bruce Pobanz)

* 4. Stuttering Tommy Rich

* 3. Denim Fritz

* 2. The Handsome Boogie Man

* 1. TRnac the Magnificent

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Yomamba the Jungle Savage (def. Old Lady)
"Dick the Bruiser Jr." and the Quest for Liberace's Autograph

The quest for Liberace's autograph by "Dick the Bruiser Jr." was a humorous story reading that took place during Episode 33, in which TGBL and Bix read and riff on an article from the Los Angeles Times in 1987, in which a man claiming to be Dick the Bruiser's son wove a story about him trying to get Liberace's autograph begrudgingly - getting arrested multiple times at concerts over the years - while humorously noting that the author posted an addendum in the middle of the article, claiming the whole recounting of the story - along with Dick's identity - to be false and nonsensical.

## Origin

During Episode 33, TGBL mentions that Bix had been sent a story via tweet by a listener, in which they proceed to comment and explain in detail the sheer absurdity of the article, entitled "*As Liberace Lay Dying - Why Dick the Bruiser Needed to Bury the Pianist's Picture by his Father's Grave, and Other Observations"* written by Tom Huth, published in The Los Angeles Times, March 1, 1987.

The story alleges that a man claiming to have had a wrestling career as Dick the Bruiser Jr. - real name George Finney - was constantly attempting to get an autograph of famed pianist Liberace, and subsequently attended 288 concerts over 8 and a half years, promptly getting arrested 43 times for attempting to get close to Liberace in order to get an autograph to put on the grave of his father "the original" Dick the Bruiser. Finney alleges that his father was incredibly abusive, going so far as to stabbing his wife in the leg with a fork, and beating Finney when he was a child.

In-between fits of laughter and astonishment, TGBL and Bix dissect the validity of the writer - Tom Huth - himself, given the fact that due to the sheer amount of disturbing stalking behavior with his multiple arrests, the validity of the story could most definitely be called into question as smoke and hokum. The two eventually regain composure long enough to make fun of an addendum by the Los Angeles Times **in the middle of the article claiming that the story was rife with holes and invalid facts**, going on to state that any allusions to Finney's father were NOT related to Dick Afflis, the real life Dick the Bruiser - who was still alive in 1987! The addendum goes on to state that Afflis "did NOT abuse his wife, NOR stick a fork in her leg," to which the straight statement as such was almost humorous in it's nature, verifying George Finney's stories as weaving the lines between wrestling and warped reality to another footnote in the strange world of professional wrestling fringe.

## Media / Links

"As Liberace Lay Dying" by Tom Huth - Part 1"As Liberace Lay Dying" by Tom Huth - Part 2"As Liberace Lay Dying" by Tom Huth - Part 3"As Liberace Lay Dying" by Tom Huth - Part 4
Kevin

Kevin is a current Superuniverse Top 10 character based off of the mild-mannered and lethargic promo stylings of real life wrestler Kevin von Erich, and is portrayed by TGBL

## Origin

The seeds of origin for the character have been rooted back to the early months of the show, stemming off of a conversation between Bix and TGBL regarding WCCW ring announcer Marc Lowrance's lethargic post-match ring announcment of Kevin von Erich winning a match, reply dullfully "and the winner of the match.....Kevin," announcing Kevin von Erich in such a casual nature that he omitted his last name.

## Facts / Miscellaneous

First appearance in the Top 10: Episode 84 (#1)
6:05 Superpodcast Wiki

## Overview

The 6:05 Superpodcast is a classic wrestling podcast hosted by The Great Brian Last. The show regularly features historical segments, interviews, book reviews, satire and humor.

Frequent co-hosts and contributors have included Jim Cornette, David Bixenspan, Scott Cornish, Kurt Brown, Howard Baum, Mike Mills, Jerry Grey, Dan Farren, Travis Heckel, Jeff Bowdren, John McAdam, Bobby Blaze, and many more!

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Episode 43 - Room Number 413

### Episode Etymology

The fateful room in an Australian hotel that Bobby Blaze engaged in acts of ribaldry with the real life Sue the Shooter.

## Timestamps:

**0:02:53 - Superuniverse Top 10**

* 10. Santo Gold

* 9. Rasslin' Glen Goza

* 8. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* 7. Hot Bruno

* 6. Marc Gullen

* 5. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 4. Black Scorpion

* 3. Sue the Shooter

* 2. Denim Fritz

* 1. Impressionist Jim Ross

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Disappointed Lance Russell (def. Dr. Mike Lano)
Война между Племени Арисов и Арислогий

Война между Племени Арисов и Арисологий - События произошли с 928 (1328) по 932 (1332) году. На Этот раз, выиграла Племя Арисов.

## Предистория

В 27 Мая 928 (1328 по АК) Года. В приход вождя Арислогии в Племя Арисов, Он предложил Вождю ПА,Поработить их. Но Вождь Племени Арисов сказал в ответ:

> Ты какое право имеешь это? мы для тебя - не рабы!
>
>

Но потом, вождь Арислогий Ушел из Племени Арисов.

## Начало войны

В 2 Июня 928 (1328) году, вождь ПА предложил своим бойцам,объявить между Арислогий. Бойцы Согласились. В ночь 2 Июня 928 (1328) года случилась первое нападение на племя Арислогов. Нападения продожались с 23:41 по 00:01. После нападений, погибло 23 жителей племени Арислогов, 25 домов сожжено. Утром 3 Июня 928 (1328) года,Вождь Арислогий намерен возместить ущерб. И вражда затихло на 2 месяца;5 дней. После 2 Месячного тишины, Война Сново Началась. На этот раз,бойцы ПА сожгли 32 домов. и 15 жителей взяли в рабов.

### Событие

5 Октября 928 (1328) года. Вождь Племени Арисов наложил жителям Арислогий запрет вхождений на Племя Арисов. Но вождь Арислогий был возмущен.

7 Октября 928 (1328) года. Около озера началось битва,погибло 28 бойцов из Арислогий. Арисы обладали военным потенциалом.

9 Октября 928 (1328) года. 3 Нападение. На этот раз было взято 16 жителей Арислогий в рабов.

11 Октября 928 (1328) года. 2 Битва около Озера. Погибло 15 Бойцов из Арислогий.

1 ноября. 6 Месячная тишина.

2 Января 929 (1329) по 1 Февраля. Бунт Бойцов из ПА.

3 Февраля. 4 месячная тишина.

3 Июня. 3 Битва Около Озера. Погибло 37 Бойцов из Арислогий.

6 Июня. 2 годная Тишина.

3 Июня 931 (1331) Года. 4 Нападение. На этот раз, погибло 45 жителей. 23 взятых в рабов.

12 Июня по 29 Декабря. 2 бунт бойцов из ПА.

31 Декабря. 5 нападение. погибло 5 жителей.

5 Января 932 (1332) Года. Племя Арисов выиграла эту войну. В итоге, Племя Арисов и Арислогий Объединились в Одну Страну.
Aries-3723

Aries-3723 (*Или AR-3723*) - это наземная военная техника, созданная Арисами.

## Об технике

Aries-3723 - техника, при которыми может атаковать любого врага. Обычно используется для военных целей, но используется для парадов, украшений, и для марша.

Он настраивается для того, чтобы Техника смогла атаковать врага. Но в самой настройке используется модуль ARIES SETTINGS ADVANCED, и специальная ОС Aries OS For Surface Transport (Модифицированная версия). А для парада, тоже самое. А вот для украшения он должен быть выключенным.
Инструкция для новичков

Приветствую тебя,юный творец! Ты попал на нашу Spore Fan-Fiction Вики. Если ты прибыл сюда,ко мне,одному из мудрецов,просто проветриваться, то эта статья не донесёт до тебя истины,но если ты пришёл раскрыть свою душу и отдать себя воле воображения и потокам бесконечности -то добро пожаловать!

## Сперва что такое Fan-Fiction

Fan-fiction -термин,который описывает вымышленные приключения твоих персонажей

## А что такое наш Fan-Fiction

Наш Fan-fiction- про космические страны, которые создаёшь ты и тебе подобные. После создания своей страны,культуры,религии или существа,пользователь может создать любые статьи, которые связаны с его творениями.

## Инструкция по созданию стран,культур,религий и т.д.

1. Для начало зарегистрируйтесь на этой вики
2. Создаем свою статью о творении с его названием
3. Описываем историю,экономику,культуру,религию,население,валюту.
4. Затем,придумываем флаг,символ и дивиз (последнее рекоммендуется,но не обязательно)
5. Сохраняем статью про ваше творение

## Заключение

Вот ты и дошёл до конца,получив всю священную информацию из данной статьи.Используй её в своём безграничном и удивительно красочном воображении,ведь даже оно не является концом.
Литенкс

Литенкс (литенк Лjтенsк) - Страна,которая находится на планете "Элмикнс", Страна ни чем отличалось от других.

## Происхождение

Происхождение этой страны неизвестно. Предположительно,по слиткам в одном из отрывок говорилось,что это страна вообще появилось из племени.Другое говорилось,что по отрывкам одного из книг было написано следующие:

> *В этот день настало время,что вся Племя будет объединенным в Княжество*
>
>

Предположительно,как и одна племя было захвачено неизвестным.Но по фактам оно и захвачено.

## Экономика

Литенкс известен экономикой. Главная валюта это Литенский Доллар.
Spore Fan-Fiction вики

Добро пожаловать на вики!

## Недавние правки

Здесь вы можете узнать,как создавать собственные творения

## Галерея

С изображениями и видео на вашу вики будет приятно посмотреть. Вы можете найти видео на интересующую вас тему в Видеотеке Фэндома.

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## Создать страницу

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Монета Арисов

Монета Арисов (англ Coin Of Aries, испанский Moneda de Aries) - Валюта, напоминающая какую - нибудь валюту. Сама валюта отличается по курсу. Валюта имеет много видов.

## Виды валюты

Монета Арисов имеет множество видов к таким как: Бронзовая,Серебренная,Золотая,Алмазная,и Рубиновая.

### Бронзовая

Это первый тип Монеты Арисов, которая сделано из Бронзы. Бронзовая Монета Арисов, по курсу 1 Бронзовая Монета Арисов - 100 Спорлингов, что является низким по типу.

### Серебренная

Второй тип Монеты Арисов, Известная по популярности. Сделано из серебра. Если считать по курсу, то 1 Серебренная Монета Арисов = 1000 спорлингов. именно из-за этого стала популярной.

### Золотая

Третий тип Монеты Арисов, Тоже известная по популярности, но золотая монета Арисов имеет высокую валюту, 1 Золотая монета Арисов = 1500 Спорлингов.

### Алмазная

Четвертый тип Монеты, Тоже известная также, как Золотая и Серебренная. но Алмазная имеет более высокую валюту, 1 Алмазная Монета Арисов = 100 000 000

### Рубиновая

Последний тип монеты, Тоже известная, но Сама Валюта имеет Очень Высокую Валюту, 1 Рубиновая Монета Арисов = 100 000 000 000
Episode 32 - Medic!

### Episode Etymology

The word shouted by AWA announcer Larry Nelson during a pratfall backwards on a stool, bumped over during a confrontation between Larry Zbyszko and "Big" Scott Hall.

## Timestamps:

**0:00:00 - Superuniverse Top Ten**

* 10. Akeem Bixenspan

* 9. Sue the Shooter

* 8. Black Scorpion

* 7. Disappointed Lance Russell

* 6. Santo Gold

* 5. Orgasmic Larry Nelson

* 4. Yomamba the Jungle Savage

* 3. Bulk Denim

* 2. Denim Fritz

* 1. Hot Bruno

* ***STILL* CHAMPION** - Marc Gullen (def. Rasslin' Glen Goza)

**0:56:26 - Here and There (Follow-ups on Gypsies in wrestling, Jewish Tag-Teams, Curly Moe and IWCCW)**

**1:24:40 - Dennis of the Week (w/ Brian Tramel)**

**timestamp - The Superpod Rumble**

**1:33:25 - Cornette's Commentaries - Billy Jackson vs. Rip Hawk**

**1:46:12 - Listener Questions**

**2:28:27 - Richard Vicek**
Страна Арисов

Страна Арисов - Государство, которая расположено на планете Эргден. Государство Имеет Разные Космические Корабли, Но экономика не Отличается от Других.

## История

Страна Арисов Произошла после того,Как Племя Арисов и Племя Арисологов Объединились в 1332 году (По Арисовскому Календарю). В результате объединения, Племя Арисов стал Называтся Страна Арисов.

## Валюта

Валюта в Стране Арисов Являются Спорлинги и Монета Арисов. Монета Арисов Такая же Как Спорлинги.

### Курс Валюты

Каждый Арис Имеет в Запасе по 3500.00 МА и Каждый Арис Зарабатывает по 3500.00 МА

1 МА = 3500 Спорлингов

### Казна

Казна в Стране Арисов на Данный Момент = 250 345 678 645 МА

## Населения

*Не завершено, пожалуйста Дополните эту Содержание.*
You see horse

**"You see horse"** is a phrase used whenever one sees a horse.

## Origin

Originated in Ms.Nopp's figure and animals lecture in which when a photo of a horse was shown on the screen, Ms.Nopp says "You see horse". This causes extreme reactions from Clarisse (Giggling throughout the whole lecture while whispering under her breath, "You see horse")

Even after the lecture, several references were made on this infamous phrase, mainly from Clarisse. Since then, whenever the Purple Rangers spot a horse, one would say "You see horse".
The Hangman (Bruce Pobanz)

**Bruce Pobanz** (aka The Hangman) (b. Oct 8, 1956) is Retired Pro-Wrestler, Movie Actor & Church Pastor.

For over 24 years, "The Hangman" traveled the world as a Pro-Wrestler.

He retired from the wrestling ring in 1999 to further pursue his other endeavors including acting in movies and TV; his varied community interests, spending more time with his family and expanding his role as a
Christian Evangalist.

Sadly, The Hangman has finished up in the 6:05 Territory as Episode 70 was his last mentioning on the show with regards to the Top 10.

Here's the Hangman's testimony (as heard in Episode 8).

## Trainers

* Dick The Bruiser, Moose Cholak and many others

## Championships and accomplishments

* Boogie's Wrestling Camp Hall of Fame
* Most Inspirational Pairs as voted by Mitt Romney
* Torch Carrier for the Winter Games in Salt Lake City
* NWA Light-Heavyweight World Champion
* Crowd Favorite Award - Hot Dog Eating Contest Jesup, GA
* Proud Member of the CAC

## External Links

* MySpace
* TheHangman.org - Official Website
* Episode 8: Hang In There
* Bruce Pobanz IMDb
* Hang In There by Pro-Wrestler, 'The Hangman'The Hangman's Testimony (as heard on Episode 8)

## References

1. ↑ Geocities - Bruce Pobanz (ARCHIVED)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 TheHangman.org - Official Website
3. ↑ Boogie Jam Online - Snapshots from Shawsville
4. ↑ Pobanz for Your Joint Water and Sewer Commission
5. ↑ Golden Isles News - A retired Kingsland wrestler will carry Olympic flame
6. ↑ "The Hangman" Bruce Pobanz information and eating contest results.
Will you give me your souls if i said please? :))

**"Will you give me your souls if i said please? :))"** is a quote from Hui Yi's instagram.

## Origin

First created around 2016, it has been Huiyi's caption on Instagram for a while and all was peaceful and Huiyi never thought it was really cringey. However one day, Clarisse decided to mock Huiyi and call her out on her cringey caption by saying it out loud. Huiyi became mortified and attempted to cover her embarrassment by abusing Clarisse and clearing the evidence and replacing it with *"Clarisse is a bitch :^)"* However it will live on in our hearts.
Do it on Clarisse

**"Do it on Clarisse"** is a phrase by Jia Hui. It is used in reply to whenever Jana says "I wanna vomit" or "I feel like vomitting".

At first, it was only used for whenever Jana has the tendency to vomit, but now Jia Hui uses it whenever someone wants to do something despite the lack of relevance. *(E.g. "I wanna pee" or "I want to eat" is replied with "Do it on Clarisse")*

Since Year 3, Emily has also learned to use the phrase and has joined in the fray for whenever Jana says "I feel like vomiting".
Mike Mills

Mike Mills is a frequent contributor and co-host on the 6:05 Superpodcast, also known for his involvement in wrestling, alongside his stellar work on his wrestling podcast "Booking the Territory."

## Biography:

Mike has been a wrestling fan for most of his life. He became a fan of pro wrestling in 1981 when he discovered Cowboy Bill Watts' Mid South wrestling. His favorite pro wrestler growing up was the Junkyard Dog. During much of the early 90s, Mike fell out of love with wrestling, but did get reeled back in during the Monday Night Wars of the mid to late-90s. While Mike does try to stay in touch with the current product, Mike spends most of his time these days watching classic wrestling such as Smoky Mountain Wrestling, the old NWA WCW 6:05pm EST shows, Mid-South, and World Class Championship Wrestling.

Mike spends 3-4 hours per week discussing the territories and the promotions above on his classic wrestling podcast called "Booking The Territory." On the Booking The Territory podcast, Mike, Doc, and Hardbody Harper disect and discuss all of the great angles from the past as they go through SMW, WCCW, and the NWA weekly. Mike has also appeared a couple of times on the 6:05 Superpodcast and Mike made an appearance on The Jim Cornette Experience with The Great Brian Last and Jim Cornette where they discusssed in details the first year of Smoky Mountain Wrestling.

## Links

Feel free to contact Mike anytime on Twitter @Mike504Saints and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BookingTheTerritory. You can also check out exclusive audio and video clips at the Booking the Territory Youtube page.
The Frog Prince

The Frog Prince is Jana's pet born in IKEA.

## Origin

The Frog Prince originated in IKEA. Jana takes an interest in this royal frog and brings him along for their adventure. He has lived a plentiful and royal life until he suddenly went missing back in the same year. Unfortunately, the Purple Rangers were unable to locate him back and marks their first loss of an ally.

(cost: ~~$0.50~~ Priceless)