Uncharted Territory: Episode 183

[Cory Olson]

Stu, Tim, and Cory are here this week! After the news and notes, they make a correction from last week's episode, thanks to info from Pete Fusco! Then, they answer your questions ranging from wrestling to baseball to bands! Hear questions from Travis Heckel (Travis605), jerkbronson, Troy Engelking (TTX), on_the_edge, the self-professed "True Star of Uncharted Territory" Matt Dickendesher, Sinestro24, Zeke "Mr. Vegas" Gould, LAWraith, Husky77, and Lee Longpree! Find out what the videos below have do with this episode!


Uncharted Territory: Episode 183

[TTX]

We'll have to see Chad's answers later. Thanks for the answers.

No nickname for Memphis Jimmy (or tag team Jimmy) but Boogie Woogie does have his nickname underneath. Some cards have it underneath their names and some don't have them at all while others are as part of their name (and makes it interesting when looking them up on the Gametable)

[LAWraith]

Wooo!

Since it was brought up, I was trying to be too clever with my forum handle name. On the original board I went by Wraith and since my wrestling fed is LAW I thought it would be interesting to combine the two LAW-Wraith. On other boards like PLAAY I am just LASN Todd since my alternate timeline has all the sports.

To answer my own question from the episode, Johnny Saint was someone who I became a big fan of. He finished with four IC title reigns but could never get the world title belt.

And BONUS tidbit, I just missed a James Wood foul ball in one of the Red Wings games I went to.  Rochester Red Wings doing well except for games against the top two teams lol

[Husky77]

I will definitely go seek out the baseball show you guys did!

[Thomas (TK)]

Even though there was no mention of stripclubs, I enjoyed this episode fellas!

[Matt]

Thanks for answering my questions, gents. And sounds like I'll have to reduce my appearance fee.

[Vegas]

On the Indies brand we do not put many monikers on cards as I have previously been asked to limit them. But we still do put some of the more well-known monikers such as "Bad Boy" for Joey Janela, "The King" for Nick Gage, "Southern Psycopath" for Mance Warner, etc.

In addition, I have been able to get some perhaps lesser known monikers on some cards if it helps explain the moveset. For example, "Hot Fiyah" is a moniker on Myron Reed's card which makes sense to include as his card has signature move names such as Flame On, Hot Head, and Matrix Heat. Another example of a moniker going with the moveset (but also probably more well known than "Hot Fiyah" for Myron Reed) is "The Suplex Assassin" for Alex Kane as his card includes alot of suplexes (about a 1/3 of his listed offense is suplexes if I remember correctly) and he was billed from Suplex Island.

I absolutely/100% agree that The Wrestler was a better movie than The Iron Claw. I was wondering as they have both been well received on comments that I recall on the boards both recently (for The Iron Claw) and in the past (for the Wrestler.) I own The Wrestler on DVD, but I am not sure if I would buy The Iron Claw although I did enjoy seeing it in the theater last December.

I did get to see The Ramones twice. Once back in 1992 when they toured with Social Distortion and once back in 1996 (I think their last tour) with Rancid and some other bands like Metallica for that year's Lollapalooza (the only time I ever attended Lollapalooza.)

[Sinestro24]

Always enjoy the Mail Bag question episodes. Love, Night and the City, very
underrated film. Haven't seen it in a few years might have to check it out again.

[throwingtoasters]

Fun episode as always.

[on_the_edge]

I finally got around to listening. Really enjoyed it. Great answers and entertaining.