Episode 83: The Museum of Television Episodes

Episode 83: The Museum of Television Episodes  

In Episode 83 of Greg Klein's Old School Rasslin Talk, The Museum of Television Episodes, Greg:

Reviews possibly the best month of Mid South Wrestling Association television in its entire history, March 1984, including the countdown  and go home for the Last Stampede. 

Looks at all the action, interviews and angles that set up the biggest box office month and second biggest Superdome show in MSWA history. 

Marvels at how annoying Jim Cornette has become and just how satisfying it is — even for a fan of the Midnight Express — to see Cornette finally get humiliated.

Discusses the knee lift that killed the Dog's Yard and the bicycle mistake that may have kept the Superdome crowd from being the biggest MSWA Dome show ever. 

Notes all the body language, symbolism and interviews that make this angle so good. 

 Enjoys all the tag team action. 

Notices a new JYD discovery posted on social media. 

Check out Greg's column about Morris Sigel on Slam Wrestling. https://slamwrestling.net/index.php/2024/10/11/guest-column-elect-morris-sigel-to-the-observer-hall-of-fame/ 

Greg Klein's Old School Rasslin Talk is sponsored by Greg and his written work. His newest release, "Sunset Painting & The Sun, Two Plays by Greg Klein," is on Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com, as are his previous books: The Junkyard Dog biography, "The King of New Orleans" and the historic fiction, sports novel, "The Paper Tigers, How Eight Guys from the Streets of Philadelphia Became Professional Baseball Players for One Day."