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* Episode 48: WWE & WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Stone Age SmackDown!

* {{Crossover}}: With V1 refusing to watch and OOC in America, Jay reviews Survivor Series 2014 with Maffew of {{Botchamania}}.
* DarkerAndEdgier: ECW compared to the other brands. The lads' opinion on this wavers depending on different matches, but all agree that the bloody barbed-wire match between MickFoley and TerryFunk goes way too far.

* FanBoy: The lads are huge {{Simpsons}} fans, and make constant references. Every episode features an image of the Old School, modeled after Springfield Elementary (as seen in the page image) and the December to Dismember episode features them dubbing over an entire scene from the show.
** Each host has their "boys", wrestlers who they are large fans of but no one else seems to like. In one episode they each list what their stable would be if it consisted of their boys.

* {{Mondegreen}}: Not familiar with [[WheelOfFortune her work]], Jay and V1 are unsure during the Wrestlemania IV review whether Vanna White's name is "Vanna" or "Banna," and care so little that they refuse to look it up.
** During their second round of Q&A, numerous people writing in refer to OOC as "OCC". Jay jokes that they are speaking about [[AmericanChopper Orange County Choppers]], although he adds a misunderstanding of his own by suggesting that Orange County Choppers is set in California.
* Narm: In universe. During their Halloween Havoc reviews, the lads laugh at Sting and Flair as they tag against two heels. The heels gang up on Sting, who loudly and forlornly calls out "Nature boy!". Flair does his dance on the ring apron and calls out for Sting to "stand tall!"

* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Jay gives behind-the-scenes information often on the events happening on screen. This includes Snuka's past keeping him out of the spotlight, RickySteamboat being punished for giving up his championship to be with his wife, and HonkyTonkMan keeping his championship by threatening to take the belt to a rival company.

* HulaAndLuaus: After [[SurferDude Kona Crush]] is mentioned as having a boiling Hawaiian temper, V1 asks "Aren't they known for not having a temper? For being, like, really easygoing people, and ukuleles and whatnot?" The three then sing together "Aloha Arn." They then compare the term "Hawaiian temper" to the term "Irish sobriety."

* ArchEnemy: Virgil still owes OOC £10.

* BerserkButton: OOC absolutely hates the fact that if someone has been eliminated from a battle royale (which is done by tossing them out of the ring over the top rope), they can pull someone else over the ropes from the outside and have this count as a valid elimination. Whenever this happens, Jay refers to this as "OOC's favorite spot", leading to a rant.

* CanonDiscontinuity: One of the most famous moments in {{WWE}} history saw Hulk Hogan pick up Andre the Giant at Wrestlemania III, the first time anyone had ever lifted Andre off the ground. However, the lads often make mention of seeing Hogan do the same thing five years previously in an un-televised event at Shea Stadium. It's often noted, though, that according to VinceMcMahon if it doesn't happen on TV, it never happened.

** "Alooohaaaa Arn!"
** "Dammit, D'Lo!"

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first episode is missing V1, and includes former member Neo. With various combinations of the four, it isn't until the Survivor Series 1988 review that the three-man-band is solidified, and wouldn't break, even delaying regular reviews while OOC was in America.

* HulaAndLuaus: After [[SurferDude Kona Crush]] is mentioned as having a boiling Hawaiian temper, V1 asks "Aren't they known for not having a temper? For being, like, really easygoing people, and ukuleles and whatnot?" The three then sing together "Aloha Arn." They then compare the term "Hawaiian temper" to the term "Irish sobriety".

** FanDisservice: When the camera does the same to male wrestlers, particularly Andre The Giant.

* {{Mondegreen}}: Not familiar with [[WheelOfFortune her work]], Jay and V1 are unsure during the Wrestlemania IV review whether Vanna White's name is "Vanna" or Banna", and care so little that they refuse to look it up.

* StandardSnippet: OOC loves the spot where someone tries to pull a wrestler down to the mat from behind, and in response the wrestler waves his hands wildly trying to keep his momentum forward/trying to grab onto something. Seeing it first performed by Arn Anderson, and comparing it to a hula, he sings "Aloha Arn!" to the tune of standard snippet "Aloha `Oe".
* Technobabble: Episodes are recorded in "Glorious Grapplevision".
** Once they enterred the 90's of the Hulkamania Era, episodes were "encoded with [[SegaGenesis Blast Processing]]".

* Episode 46: Film/TheHappening

* Episode 47: Halloween Havoc 1995

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: No pun intended. In ECW One Night Stand 2005, OOC points out the fact that he and Jay are agreeing on something with V1 being the odd man out, which rarely ever happens, if ever, and both Jay and OOC react to this almost like something is weirdly wrong with V1 since it's so out of character.

* OohMeAccentsSlipping: In the Wrestlemania II review, V1 points out how Canadian the supposedly Scottish "Rowdy" RoddyPiper sounded.
* OutOfCharacterMoment/OOCIsSeriousBusiness: No pun intended. In ECW One Night Stand 2005, OOC points out the fact that he and Jay are agreeing on something with V1 being the odd man out, which rarely ever happens, if ever, and both Jay and OOC react to this almost like something is weirdly wrong with V1 since it's so out of character.

* Episode 33: {{WCW}} Thunder April 26th, 2000

* Episode 35: {{ECW}} Barely Legal 1997

* Episode 36: Scooby-Doo! Wrestlemania Mystery

* Bonus Episode: MetalGearSolid

* Bonus Episode: Metal Gear Solid 2

* Episode 46: TheHappening
* Bonus Episode: Metal Gear Solid 3

* ArchEnemy: Virgil still owes OOC ten pounds.

* BrickJoke: In the Killer Bees' first appearance, the lads make a ton of bee jokes. From then on, whenever hey appear someone will without warning break the ice with another bee pun, leading to the others laughing and throwing in their own.

* TheCameo: The Wrestlemania VIII review begins with an intro by John Pollack and Wai Ting from Live Action Wrestling

* BaitAndSwitchLesbians: The lads refer to story lines featuring this trope as "Lesbian Pollen Gimmicks", because of how much it's spread in the wrestling world. In their Night of Champions review they do a top 10 of these stories.

* Episode 1: {{Wrestlemania}}

* Episode 4: Wrestlemania 2
* Episode 5: Wrestlemania III

* Episode 8: Wrestlemania IV
* Episode 9: Summer Slam 1988

* Episode 13: Wrestlemania V
* Episode 14: Summer Slam 1989

* Episode 18: Wrestlemania VI
* Episode 19: Summer Slam 1990

* Episode 22: Wrestlemania VII
* Episode 23: Summer Slam 1991

* Episode 28: Wrestlemania VIII
* Episode 29: Summer Slam 1992
* Episode 30: Wrestlemania IX (1993)
* Episode 31: TotalDivas episodes 1 and 2
* Episode 32: ReadyToRumble

* Episode 35: Barely Legal 1997

* Episode 38: OneNightStand 2005

* Episode 41: ECW Premiere Episode

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first episode is missing V1, and includes former member Neo. With various combinations of the four, it isn't until the Summer Slam 1988 review that the three-man-band is solidified, and wouldn't break, even delaying regular reviews while OOC was in America.

* MirrorRoutine: After the referee that screws Hogan out of the championship is revealed to be a copy (played by his twin brother), Jay Laments that they don't do this routine. He gets his wish in the Wrestlemania IX episode, though, as the two [[DoinkTheClown Doinks]] do it.

** It seems that every episode has some connection to the WCW Blacktop Bullies match, because Jay brings it up with footage any time he can fit it in.

* CanonDiscontinuity: One of the most famous moments in {{WWE}} history saw Hulk Hogan pick up Andre the Giant at Wrestlemania II, the first time anyone had ever lifted Andre off the ground. However, the lads often make mention of seeing Hogan do the same thing five years previously in an un-televised event at Shea Stadium. It's often noted, though, that according to VinceMcMahon if it doesn't happen on TV, it never happened.

* HulasAndLuaus: After [[SurferDude Kona Crush]] is mentioned as having a boiling Hawaiian temper, V1 asks "Aren't they known for not having a temper? For being, like, really easygoing people, and ukuleles and whatnot?" The three then sing together "Aloha Arn." They then compare the term "Hawaiian temper" to the term "Irish sobriety".

Jay Hunter, Steve (Mr. OOC), and Steve (V1) are three Irish lads who came together originally to "chronicle the [[HulkHogan Hulkamania]] Era pay-per-view by pay-per-view." After finishing [[StoryArc this original mission]], they moved on to "chronicling wrestling story lines," first the story of David Arquette's title reign in Wrestling/{{WCW}}, and then the rise and fall of Wrestling/{{ECW}}. A few reviews of movies and television shows are sprinkled in there as well, and

Jay Hunter, Steve (Mr. OOC), and Steve (V1) are three Irish lads who came together originally to "chronicle the [[HulkHogan Hulkamania]] Era pay-per-view by pay-per-view." After finishing [[StoryArc this original mission]], they moved on to "chronicling wrestling story lines," first the story of Creator/DavidArquette's title reign in Wrestling/{{WCW}}, and then the rise and fall of Wrestling/{{ECW}}. A few reviews of movies and television shows are sprinkled in there as well, and

** It seems that every episode has some connection to the WCW Blacktop Bullies match, because Jay Hunter brings it up with footage any time he can fit it in.

* DesignatedHero: The nickname "Cunt Hogan" is liberally applied by the lads for a reason. He cheats at times. He always gets his poses for the audience in, even when he's been eliminated from a tournament halfway through a pay-per-view and has to stop the show for ten minutes to do so. He doesn't let anyone else get higher than him, making sure he always has the upper hand in the end. Even when someone else succeeds above him, he inserts himself into the moment of glory, stealing their thunder.
* DesignatedVillain:

* HarsherInHindsight: Wrestlemania VII sees 17 participants now dead.
** Gets worse when Jay lists all dead wrestlers...this episode was recorded before the {{Ultimate Warrior}} died.

* MoralEventHorizon: The lads question why JimmySnuka never got a major push, and Jay explains to them that an incident happened where his girlfriend died "of mysterious circumstances". From then on, the guys would react to his appearances with disgust.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The lads absolutely love TedDibiase, and lament that such a great character was never given a championship. In the Wrestlemania IV review, Jay reveals that he was actually meant to win the World Championship, but HonkyTonkMan refused to give up his Intercontinental Championship to RandySavage on threat of taking it to another company, so Savage was moved up and given the World Championship while Dibiase lost to him in the final.