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Post by wildojinx on Apr 29, 2016 19:04:13 GMT -5
If it did get uploaded, i imagine it would only be the first 3 or so months when it was held "on location". I dont think there'd be much interest in the ones that were just midcard matches taped before RAW. Interesting fact about the later Shotgun episodes was that for a few months, there was an interview segment called "Undercover with Sunny" where Sunny would interview wrestlers in a bed (with tons of innuendo of course) on top of the ramp. The only one i remember seeing though was one with Vader.
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Post by CH Punk on Apr 30, 2016 8:02:36 GMT -5
Wasn't there one the night before the Royal Rumble from some bar in Texas where Terry Funk shows up drunk calling Vince Mcmahons mum a whore? Not Vince, Todd Pettengill. Austin was on commentary and it led to some gold.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 30, 2016 21:19:25 GMT -5
If it did get uploaded, i imagine it would only be the first 3 or so months when it was held "on location". I dont think there'd be much interest in the ones that were just midcard matches taped before RAW. Interesting fact about the later Shotgun episodes was that for a few months, there was an interview segment called "Undercover with Sunny" where Sunny would interview wrestlers in a bed (with tons of innuendo of course) on top of the ramp. The only one i remember seeing though was one with Vader. They had one where the Headbangers (heehee) climbed in bed with her and started throwing their snack food at each other, prompting Sunny to flee. Mankind crawled under the covers and scared her away. (A lot of the stuff she'd tell us was basically what the WWF Magazine's "Informer" would write; just twisted into how Sunny would say it. How many weeks has she told us "The WWF has been negotiating with a UFC champion to take down Ken Shamrock. He is a real Beast"?)
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Post by Doogie Bowser, MD on Apr 30, 2016 22:15:30 GMT -5
The "on-location" shows were weird to watch because the WWF was forced to use an 18' ring (the usual 20' was just too big for a lot of those places). It definitely messed with the pacing of some of the matches.
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