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Post by marktaggart on Sept 25, 2011 16:39:49 GMT -5
That episode is worth watching for Percy Pringle's segment at the start of the show. Anyone who has only seen him as Paul Bearer NEEDS to see him do his thing without a safety net and without having to play an over-the-top character (which was still great, but not at the same level). Pringle shows what an old fashioned manager can bring to the table and is shows he is still one of the best.
UNFORTUNATELY, no matter how much I try and no matter what computer or internet connection I use, I have never been able to watch a full episode of this show on their website without it crashing or freezing. They need to find a different way to present their shows, because the way they're doing it now just isn't getting it done.
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Post by Shane Sullivan on Sept 26, 2011 15:56:34 GMT -5
I have been downloading them using real player and have no issues. Plus I can keep them and watch over and over with out having to wait for servers and stuff. Just an Idea. I'm on 16 right now. Just finished the match were Scrap Iron was going to piledriver Cabana and his ankle rolled and they fell sideways. I think they were ok, but damn that looked awful and painful.
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Post by Vegas on Oct 2, 2011 22:39:53 GMT -5
Over the weekend, I watched the most recent episode- Episode 54.
It was a great show. The main event was a non-title match between Adam Pearce and Johnny Yuma. In addition, the anticipated upcoming match between former NWA Heritage Team Champions Shaun Ricker and Brian Cage as Natural Selection was set up for a future broadcast.
There was also a breakup of two other former tag team partners Ricky Mandell and Hector Canales and they also wrestled against each other on this show.
Also, this show marked the NWA Hollywood debut of the Super Smash Brothers (who had made their PWG debut last month the day before NWA Hollywood made these most current TV tapings.)
According to NWA Hollywood's website, Colt Cabana (who was written out of the story lines this summer with an injury angle before he left for his tour of Japan,) makes his NWA Hollywood return at the tapings scheduled for next weekend.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 3, 2011 13:09:33 GMT -5
Over the weekend, I watched the most recent episode- Episode 54. It was a great show. The main event was a non-title match between Adam Pearce and Johnny Yuma. In addition, the anticipated upcoming match between former NWA Heritage Team Champions Shaun Ricker and Brian Cage as Natural Selection was set up for a future broadcast. There was also a breakup of two other former tag team partners Ricky Mandell and Hector Canales and they also wrestled against each other on this show. Also, this show marked the NWA Hollywood debut of the Super Smash Brothers (who had made their PWG debut last month the day before NWA Hollywood made these most current TV tapings.) According to NWA Hollywood's website, Colt Cabana (who was written out of the story lines this summer with an injury angle before he left for his tour of Japan,) makes his NWA Hollywood return at the tapings scheduled for next weekend. The Pearce/Yuma main event was excellent. I felt like I was watching an updated version of Ric Flair vs Ricky Morton from the mid 80s. I want to know where Johnny Goodtime is though. Ricker vs Cage should be really good. I have this past weekend's show on DVR but haven't watched it yet. |
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Post by Vegas on Oct 3, 2011 22:42:15 GMT -5
Over the weekend, I watched the most recent episode- Episode 54. It was a great show. The main event was a non-title match between Adam Pearce and Johnny Yuma. In addition, the anticipated upcoming match between former NWA Heritage Team Champions Shaun Ricker and Brian Cage as Natural Selection was set up for a future broadcast. There was also a breakup of two other former tag team partners Ricky Mandell and Hector Canales and they also wrestled against each other on this show. Also, this show marked the NWA Hollywood debut of the Super Smash Brothers (who had made their PWG debut last month the day before NWA Hollywood made these most current TV tapings.) According to NWA Hollywood's website, Colt Cabana (who was written out of the story lines this summer with an injury angle before he left for his tour of Japan,) makes his NWA Hollywood return at the tapings scheduled for next weekend. The Pearce/Yuma main event was excellent. I felt like I was watching an updated version of Ric Flair vs Ricky Morton from the mid 80s. I want to know where Johnny Goodtime is though. Ricker vs Cage should be really good. I have this past weekend's show on DVR but haven't watched it yet. Yeah, I was also wondering about Johnny Goodtime's whereabouts. There was a comment made during the Yuma-Pearce match that Yuma is now focusing more on singles action in NWA Hollywood. And the list of wrestlers appearing for NWA Hollywood's tapings this weekend includes Yuma but not Goodtime. the RockNES Monsters however are wrestling together against the Taylor Boys at PWG's Steen Wolf later this month. |
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Post by Vegas on Oct 9, 2011 3:04:06 GMT -5
This weekend I watched the most recent episode #55.
There were some grudge matches including Willie Mack vs Cedric the Hitman in a street fight, Famous B vs James Morgan, and Brian Cage vs his fellow former Natural Selection tag team partner Shaun Ricker.
It was also mentioned again that Colt Cabana returns to NWA Hollywood at the next set of tapings.
Speaking of Ricker, Mack, and Cedric the Hitman, I got to see all 3 of them last night here in Las Vegas where they wrestled for the local Indy fed Future Stars of Wrestling (FSW.) Ricker and Cedric the Hitman have recently become regulars in FSW, but this was the FSW debut of Willie Mack which I did not know about until I attended last night's show.
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Post by Vegas on Oct 16, 2011 4:25:42 GMT -5
Tonight I watched Episode 56 which included not just 1 but 2 title matches as Adam Pearce defended the NWA World’s Heavyweight Championship against Eric Watts and the Tribe defended the Heritage Tag Team Titles against the Super Smash Brothers.
Also, in a grudge match, Pretty Peter Avalon took on his enemy Ryan Taylor with a result once again that is quite different from what has happened between Taylor and Avalon in their matches against each other at PWG.
The other two matches were Nick Madrid vs Pinky of the Disorder and Young Hollywood vs Terex in a handicap match.
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Post by TTX on Oct 17, 2011 6:14:17 GMT -5
Looks like another good show. I may catch it to see the SSB in action finally.
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Post by Vegas on Oct 26, 2011 0:06:11 GMT -5
Tonight I finally watched Episode 57.
It was posted late because, as David Marquez told us at Galactical on Saturday, their webmaster was sick last week.
For the second straight week members of the Family Stone failed to win gold as this week the Tribe successfully defended the NWA Heritage Tag Team Championship against James Morgan and Eric Watts.
They also set up the main event for the next episode: Scorpio Sky defending the NWA Hollywood Television Championship against Willie Mack in a match I am really looking forward to watching!
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Post by Vegas on Oct 31, 2011 22:27:34 GMT -5
I watched Episode 58 this weekend.
The main event featured perhaps my two personal favorite wrestlers on the current NWA Hollywood roster as Scorpio Sky defended the television title against Willie Mack.
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