Hey, everybody, it's John Pollock, and with the conclusion of season six of Dark Side of the Ring,

we have compiled all of our reviews of each of the episodes from this past season and put it

together in one extended audio file for everybody. So we're going to go back, and if you missed out

on any of the reviews, they are time stamped here. We're going to be kicking it off with our review

of Hell and a Cell between McFoly and The Undertaker, which kicked off the season right up reviews. They are time stamped here. We're going to be kicking it off with our review of hell

in a cell between McFoley and The Undertaker, which kicked off the season right up until the season

finale involving Muhammad Hassan. Now, two notes of the episodes. We did not cover the Tony Atlas

episode. So that one is omitted. And the episode on Daphne is a separate one that is already available on the free feed and on our YouTube channel, which Kate from Montreal and Karen Peterson covered.

So here we go, rewinding to the beginning of season six.

All right, let's talk a little bit about Dark Side of the Ring.

There's season six premiere went down on Tuesday night on Vice, and this was covering hell in a cell, which was, you know, it's a topic that you see. And it's one that like, as I spoke about in like the interview, like even Evan brought it up, it's like, what new can you uncover from hell in a cell that has been analyzed from every single angle from all different people.

And what you had was kind of a 45-minute, like a director's commentary was what we got here.

And I would say the part that made this standout was hearing from McFoly's family. In particular, Colette, his wife,

and Noel Foley, who I thought the two of them were fantastic in this episode. And it made me look at

this match in, like, I would never classify myself as like a fan of this match. Like, this is not a

match I'm going to sit down and just watch

for enjoyment i mean it is just it's a sheer spectacle that is anytime you watch it it's like

it is it is not a minor miracle that that this guy um lived from some of this that he took it's a match

by the loosest of um I don't know, qualifications.

Like, it's a man being brutalized.

A bell rang at the beginning and a bell rang at the end.

But beyond that, like, it is not a traditional match.

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