Vader is tasked with helping Ken Shamrock with his transition from the UFC in Episode 63 of ‘The New Generation Project Podcast’ where we take a look at “In Your House: A Cold Day In Hell”. Unfortunately for Vader, Ken is a less than apt pupil, so he has to go to some extreme lengths to get ‘The World’s Most Dangerous Man’ to settle down…

Featuring; your suggestions for wrestlers appearing in animated series, the Scrivens family get a buggy board, we discuss the death of Chyna and the WWE politics surrounding it, Mankind cuts a creepy promo to a little girl, Vader cuts a scary promo to everyone in the arena, Ahmed cuts an incomprehensible promo to everyone on the planet, Earl Hebner loses it, a couple of new additions to The Hart Foundation, Rockabilly and Jesse James have another classic and Paul offers his own personal audience suggestion.

Plus the answers to the questions; How loud do you have to call spots to get us to notice? What’s the greatest kids theme song of all time? What’s happened to The Funkettes? What the fuck is D’Lo Brown wearing? Who’s shooting on who? How many kneepads does one man need? What’s changed about the “In Your House” set? Which of us has never seen “The Thing”? What’s a Wheelchair Match? And what is a more apt name for Ahmed Johnson’s gauntlet match against The Nation?

After months of some of the best build in wrestling history, it's finally time for Bret 'The Hitman' Hart to return to the squared circle in the world's most famous arena to take on the man he calls the best wrestler in the WWF - Stone Cold Steve Austin. In Episode 46 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we take a look at "Survivor Series 1996".

Featuring; your suggestions for wrestlers boring backstage hobbies, D'Lo Browns Supermarket Review Blog, the last Hall of Fame ceremony for 8 years, the podcast debuts of Salvatore Sincere, Flash Funk, Doug Furnas, Philip LaFon, The Nation of Domination and some guy called Rocky Maivia, 'Top Gunn' Billy Gunn, we say 'Goodbye' to Marty Jannetty and Yokozuna, some real shoddy refereeing, Emo Batman Undertaker, Chubby McQuiet, a breakdown of Bret Harts negotiations with WCW and the WWF and Shawn Michaels gets rather upset with the New York crowd.

Plus the answers to the questions; Who had a falling out over Cluedo? What state does Paul like the name of? How many Ferrero Rocher can be eaten in a minute? How do you sound disappointed and surprised at the same time? Who has the better imitation Vince laugh? Is Harvey Whippleman notable or not able? Exactly how pure and innocent is Sunny? What is the energy content of urine? Who has a 'very refined ground attack'? Who's the best wrestler at changing gears? How many drugs tests did Too Cold Scorpio fail? And who's the man?

Of all the important moments we've covered in looking at nearly 4 years of WWF action, there is perhaps none more vital than when Bret 'The Hitman' Hart and 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin waged war in a Submission Match in Chicago, Illinois on March 23rd, 1997. In Episode 59 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we break down "Wrestlemania 13".

Featuring; your suggestions for song parodies about wrestlers, full introductions for Ken Shamrock, The New Blackjacks and Chyna, the kitchen sink, Ahmed Johnson joins The Legion Of Doom, a seminal sign makes its debut, The Iron Sheik applies a Camel Clutch, Sunny and Sable suspiciously don't appear, Marc Mero faces everyone, Tony Atlas does nothing, PG-13 get murdered while Marlena mildly avoids it, more great kids theme tunes, matches with no logical build and some matches with nearly a year's build.

Plus the answers to the questions; What changes were made to the card? Is Sid over? Do cats have noses? Who was supposed to be the sole female member of the nWo? Who ran over whom and why? Which performer gets the longest entrance on the show? What Radiohead albums does Adam like? How could you make Vince like Furnas & LaFon more? Who is the Captain of the team? Who was supposed to get their head shaved? And where is considered to be the "Dallas of South-West Britain"?

Speak to you after "Wrestlemania 32"!

Episode 87 of ‘The New Generation Project Podcast’ sees us begin the final leg of the journey to the terminus of the new generation. We take a look at The Undertaker facing Shawn Michaels in a Casket Match that will prove to be extremely influential in the latter’s career, a 30-man bout built entirely around one man, The Rock has a night that proves why he should ascend to main event status and Ken goes crackers again – it’s “Royal Rumble 1998”!

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There's no way out of Texas in Episode 89 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' where we take a look at the WWF's final Pay-Per-View stop on the road to "Wrestlemania 14". A big 8-Man Tag Team Match main events the show, but, with the absence of WWF Champion Shawn Michaels, a mystery looms over who will be the replacement partner for DX's squad - it's "No Way Out: In Your House".

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As we move into the final leg of our journey through the early days of 1998, in Episode 86 of ‘The New Generation Project Podcast’, we take the time to once again flash back to 5 years prior to see exactly how much things have changed. What we find is a promotion again gripped by the pains of change, this time from the Hulkamania era into what we know as the New Generation, allowing us to once again see a ton of the shows early favourites – it’s “Royal Rumble 1993”!

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Calgary…. Alberta, Canada. July 6th, 1997. The Hart Foundation head home for “In Your House: Canadian Stampede” and are babyface heroes like no other. It’s the show we’ve waited the entire duration of the podcast to cover and it’s here.

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Night begins to fall on Diesels World title reign as we head to the ‘Great White North’ of Canada for Episode 10 of The New Generation Project Podcast for ‘In Your House 4’.

Featuring; your suggestions for ‘In Your House’ gimmicks, full discussion of Shawn Michaels night out in Syracuse, Dave Murray of Iron Maiden vs Yellow/Black Inverted-Panda-Man, Todd Pettengills John Wayne impression, Fatu debuts his new gimmick, The BSK, loads of weird cuts, Mabels BMI and an absolute ton of back body drops.

Plus the answers to the questions; Who won the crisp lottery? What are the rights and privileges of being Intercontinental Champion? Who’s had a haircut? How can a match so good one month be so bad the next? What is Razor Ramons favourite song? Does anybody actually deserve the MVP award for this show? How many belts can someone lose without being pinned? And how long can one man lay on anothers leg?

Concise review of this PPV from Vince McMahon: ‘Horrible’

Vince McMahon gets slightly ahead of himself and books the 70,000 seat Alamo Dome to stage the 1997 "Royal Rumble" and in Episode 54 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we take a look and see whether the WWF deliver a show befitting an audience close to that size. Spoilers; they don't.

Featuring; the return and subsequent departure of Mr Hughes, a HUGE announcement from Paul, your suggestions for wrestling related board games, we try and make some arrangements for "Wrestlemania", a live commentary for the 'Royal Rumble' match itself, a strong contender for worst match we've watched on the podcast, 'Hacksaw' Ahmed Johnson, we discover the existence of Mini Paul Bearer, the French Announce Table suffers a devastating fate and it's time to say 'Goodbye' to Jose Lothario... leave the memories alone!

Plus the answers to the questions; What's wrong with Shawn now? How did Goldust turn babyface? Who is more of a fan of the England cricket team than Brock Lesnar? What's going on with the referees tonight? How will Paul and Stewart escalate their WWE Monopoly feud? Why is Todd Pettengill interviewing random teenage girls in the crowd? Who eliminates themselves (plural) from the 'Royal Rumble' match? What is essential if you're planning on forming your own Nation? Who takes the biggest bump ever? And why exactly is The British Bulldog going to win tonight?

With the end of our timeline imminently upon us, in Episode 92 of ‘The New Generation Project Podcast’, we take one last trip back in time to take a look at the final Pay-Per-View before our journey originally began – it’s the night Hulk Hogan somehow ended up winning the WWF Title despite being nowhere near it when the card was originally announced, it’s “Wrestlemania IX”!

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We’ve reached the end of the WWF’s Pay-Per-View calendar year and they’ve saved… possibly the worst for last. In Episode 82 of ‘The New Generation Project Podcast’ we look at what happens when the most pushed faction in the entire company get their own show – it’s “D-Generation X: In Your House”!

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What happens when Eric Bischoff's ego runs totally unchecked? What happens when Eric Bischoff believes he has an unstoppable golden-egg laying goose? What happens when Eric Bischoff invites a bunch of local biker women to a Pay-Per-View to run a beauty contest? "Souled Out" happens and in Episode 55 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we attempt to get through this televised mess.

Featuring; your suggestions for names of the upcoming Baby Scrivens, some quick thoughts on the "Royal Rumble", The New Adventures Of Robin Hood, for some reason an IRS vs Jeff Jarrett match makes PPV in 1997, the same fucking theme song about 16 times, the podcast debut of Masahiro Chono, Nick Patrick referees every single fucking match, Hugh Morrus gets run down, Scott Steiner steps in to try and save the day and Syxx and Eddie Guerrero do their best to have a good match on a terrible show.

Plus the answers to the questions; Is Randy Anderson related to James Anderson? How do you lose half your buyrate in one month? Who exactly is Jeff Katz? What happens when you sit a slightly deaf woman next to a PA speaker? Why exactly would WCW contracted wrestlers show up to this event? Is it quicker if Paul doesn't read out the audience suggestions? And really, honestly... What was Wrestling thinking?

Exactly one year ago, Hulk Hogan shocked the wrestling world when he joined Scott Hall and Kevin Nash in joining the New World Order and to celebrate their birthday, they’ve invited their celebrity pal and noted fire hydrant Dennis Rodman to the party for a showdown with Lex Luger and The Giant! In Episode 69 of ‘The New Generation Project Podcast’, we take a look at WCW’s “Bash At The Beach 1997”!

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We are deep into the Monday Night Wars and WCW are building an ever increasing lead. It's time for the WWF to do something different with their flagship show and in Episode 57 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we take a look at what they come up with - it's time for "Raw Is War"!

Featuring; your suggestions for worse PPV contests than the Miss nWo debacle, a plethora of debuts on the show including; Ken Shamrock, Miguel Perez, Octagon, Pentagon, Tony Roy, Roy Raymond, Tim McNeedy, Mike Bell and Mini Goldust (note: many of these will never appear again), Adams feelings on Bill Turnbull's retirement from BBC Breakfast News, a ton of vitriol towards Roman Reigns, Bob Backlund shouts his way through an entire match, Paul Heyman shoots on Jerry Lawler, Billy Gunn returns from his broken neck to no fanfare, Shawn Michaels is apparently fine now and Bret Hart has finally had enough.

Plus the answers to the questions; How many times has Paul been to the Zoo in the last year? Why did 'Raw' increase to 2 hours? How does Sid react? Where does Sunny produce powder from? Who is the other Blackjack? How many times can one match be interrupted? How many clean finishes are there on an average Monday night these days? What's the World's Thinnest Book? Who is The World's Most Emotional Wrestler? Can you Frog Splash nobody? How hairy can one man be? What other name was rumoured for Chyna? And how happy is Paul about there being shape-based wrestlers?

Smile, though your heart is aching, Smile, even though it's breaking, Smile, what's the use in crying, you'll find that life is worthwhile, if you'll just... smile! Cheer up Shawn! It can't be that bad (it actually isn't). The Heartbreak Kid has vacated his newly won WWF Title and in Episode 56 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we need to determine a new Champion at "In Your House: Final Four".

Featuring; our thoughts on the retirement of Daniel Bryan, the most random 6-man tag team of all time, the first appearance of 'a lady', tons of ball shots, Owen Hart and Davey Boy Smith continue to have problems, Savio Vega has apparently turned heel, the latest effort to give Sable some kind of personality, a new Intercontinental Champion, a chat about "Thursday Raw Thursday", Earl Hebner finds a curious way to break up a pin, Doug Furnas & Phillip LaFon finally get their PPV Tag Team Title shot, the most brutal match to date on the podcast and Paul delivers one of his better impressions?

Plus the answers to the questions; Who does a better cat impression? How many main eventers can fuck up their promos? Who's missing from the commentary team? How do you act with sunglasses on? Can you build a bear-proof suit? Is Mankind in The Nation of Domination? Is Shawn Michaels a good friend? What are the Scrivens doing for Valentine's Day? Why isn't Fake Diesel in the Final Four match? If Flash Funk has 'Funkettes' what would Bart Gunn have? What is Crush good at? And what happens when Ahmed Johnson stops taking his Prozac?

Shawn Michaels has nowhere to run, nowhere to hide. It’s time for him to pay for his attacks on The Undertaker over the last couple of months. If you want “Badd Blood”, you got it – it’s Episode 75 of ‘The New Generation Project Podcast’ and it’s finally time for “Hell in a Cell” and a debut 6 months in the making.

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Our 'King of the Ring 1995' episode was once described as a "recorded mental breakdown". Reviewing 'Uncensored 1996' for Episode 30 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' somehow surpasses that.

Featuring Paul Scrivens sexy voice, Brian Pillman (sort of), Max Moon (sort of), The Family Ness and Kevin Sullivan driving barefoot to Dundee whilst gorging on Toblerone.

You could be forgiven for assuming that a PPV titled "In Your House: It's Time" might be about Vader. You would, however, be wrong. In Episode 47 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast', we take a look at the WWF's final big show of 1996.

Featuring; your suggestions for new gimmicks for The Smoking Gunns, Shawn Michaels being an utter dick on commentary, a ton of chop blocks, the only match we'll ever see from The Executioner, two random Luchadors wandering out, straightjackets, loads of run-ins, all the main eventers have turned heel, Ahmed Johnson returns to the show to cut the best promo ever, Vince does some more dancing, Flash Funk does a 450 Splash and the podcast debut of Johnny B. Busy.

Plus the answers to the questions; Why is Earl Hebner so sleepy? Who are Adams favourite BBC Breakfast news presenters? What is Doc Hendrix wearing? Who does The Rock face in his first singles match on the show? What's wrong with the audio on this show? What happened to Ahmed's house? How many manoeuvres were there on PPV in 1996? Who never owned a bum bag? And are Mrs Scrivens eyebrows real?

Roddy Piper has come to WCW to represent nobody but himself and take down Hulk Hogan and The nWo and in Episode 48 of 'The New Generation Project Podcast' we take a look at their titanic tussle at "Starrcade 1996", closing out our analysis of that calendar year.

Featuring; your suggestions for 'Fake' gimmicks, our thoughts on 'NXT: Takeover Respect', Alistair Cook's massive innings, the podcast debuts of Ultimo Dragon and Jushin 'Thunder' Liger, we all gush over Meng, Adams idea for having both a 'womens' and 'divas' division, Damien Demento and Max Moon get a mention, we argue over Dean Malenko's crowd reaction, vanilla midgets, Bonnie Tyler in a gas mask, more insane Dusty Rhodes commentary, Mongo cuts a promo baby and Debra's awful, awful voice.

Plus the answers to the questions; Are concentration and focus the same thing? Who is 'The Japanese Mercedes'? Who's joined The nWo now? Was there ever a wrestler connected to bulls? Who is the least likely person to revive the Val Venis gimmick? How out of touch with the current product is Paul? How do you get a managers license? How many belts does Ultimo Dragon need? Who wrestled two falls with a broken neck? What's Sting been up to? What is Baby Scrivens allergic to? And who's your man?