Baked Potatoes Podcast

Recorded back in March, this "misplaced" episode is all over the map. Plus, is Big Tim Gotch a Big Knicks Fan?

Big Tim Gotch came up with a game of Scattergories, ansd the rest a the Taters play along.

Part 2 and the exciting conclusion of these two things in a row!

In the first of a 2 part episode, 'Taters draft some of their favorite Wrestlers from the year of Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Seven.

All  your favorite stables featuring a BUNCH of names you know and love. And some singing. And detours.

In a 3 on 1 Handicap Match, Bone Saw deflects an onslaught of names of professional wrestlers on to a spectrum ranging from George "The Animal" Steele to Zack Sabre Jr. 

The second part of this new and exciting feature, listen to the fellas get creative and book their hearts out with their previously drafted roster!

The Taters get REALLY SERIOUS in the first of a 2-pater, drafting  Pro Wrestlers active in the year of 1994 for part 2, where they'll come up with a card based on the roster they drafted. You know, NERD shit.

With it being kind of a heavy documentary at times, the Taters do their best to keep it light and talk about other stuff. 

"The Resurrection of Jake the Snake" is Available for free on Tubi as of the posting date of this episode.

In this briefly misplaced episode; 16 Wrestlers, chosen by our staff, most of whom are underrated and a few of whom are appropriately rated! Somebody wins!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx2QGxpsY5E&t=8102s

Arsenio Hall. The UNDISPUTED late night champion of having pro wrestlers on his program and really getting the most out of them performance-wise and deserves to be in the WWE Hall of Fame. 

Is Billy Gunn in the top 200 wrestlers in the year of 1999? Does he go as high as #39? Is it even clear what the fuck I'm asking of you? All this, plus sports, after the break!

32 names....actually 34 names because two of 'em got disqualified right outta the gate. All the names you know, love and would expect to be in the running for the largest and most bloated, yet undeniably over and popular stable in the history of professional wrestling.

Success in professional wrestling's all about who you know, especially if you know the booker. With varying degrees of nepotism, from getting that initial break, to a little extra time to stick around in the spotlight, all the way down to "Jesus Christ, you've clearly taken the spot of someone far more deserving," the Taters are having at it!

You're only a rookie once...unless you get a new gimmick. So I guess you can be a rookie twice then...unless you get another new gimmick....anyway, best first year as a new player or with a new gimmick, the Tate's show up with their favorite names.

12 favorites, probably another 10-20 honorable mentions, and not much of a shock as a the 'Taters reach their first unanimous number 1 in their "best of" format.

A tournament featuring a lot of cities you'd expect, and a few that you don't. Plus some crazy side matchups like Tony Schiavone vs Mike Adamle and Jackets vs Robes and Nu Naytch vs Honky Tonk Gotch!

Welp, it started out as 18 Good People/Nice Guys, but by the end of the episode almost no one is redeemable. Don't meet your heroes, or even talk about them for that matter.