"Lately there’s been a lot of talking, but then when they start wrestling, I’m blown away by the moves that people are capable of, and sometimes Betty and I will text each other videos of WWE wrestling and be like 'goals. Let’s learn that one. Season two! Season four!'”

This is the only episode I remember.

Hell, just call it the Dangerous Alliance.

Mr. Perfect: Never world champion in WWE
British Bulldog: Never world champion in WWE
Million Dollar Man: Never world champion in WWE
Ricky Steamboat: Never world champion in WWE
Owen Hart: Never world champion in WWE
Jake Roberts: Never world champion in WWE

I've been saying it for months: The world is crying out for an extended Breezango title reign.

The fact that June can never remember whether or not she's seen anything from the series is amazing.

It's up there with chanting "You deserve it!" at Dean Ambrose when Miz gave him a participation award.

I just want to say that Xavier Woods' inclusion of "Stealing fizzy lifting drinks" on his list of the things the Revival had done to anger the New Day cracked both me and my wife up. It's that kind of weirdly specific reference that makes the New Day so great when they're on.

And for the crowd that was there, 2 hours in the heat before THAT, trying to get into the stadium.

It's weird to watch his matches when he was feuding with Punk a few years ago, and realize that there was a point where "Special Attraction Brock Lesnar" could/would still work matches that were better than decent.

The big problem with the Rollins/HHH match, from an in-person perspective, is that the middle section REALLY dragged, and the crowd lost interest during that segment and never quite got it back all the way.

As someone who was there, they were doing the beachball chants at Wrestlemania during the cruiserweights as well.

"Ok, I believe you.
BUT MY TOMMY GUN DON'T!"

I use the line "Ok, I believe you. But my tommy gun don't!" more often than I should.

I'm sure we'll still enjoy the experience, and it'll be nice to say "We went to Wrestlemania."

I am not going to get excited about the Cena/Bella thing, just because it's so transparent in what they're aiming towards.

My wife and I are going to Wrestlemania.

It was legitimately one of the worst PPVs I've ever seen.

"Who could possibly care about Wrestlemania this year?"

The weirdest part of the GOP's plan to me is that I'm not sure what they can even argue it's accomplishing; it won't really cut costs, the uninsured rate will skyrocket, the new penalty system for not having insurance will actively ENCOURAGE people to not carry insurance until they need it, and they defer most of the…