Episode 99: It Is What It Was

6:05 Superpodcast

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Sports, Wrestling, History

4.6 • 692 Ratings

🗓️ 8 June 2019

⏱️ 265 minutes

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Honk Honk! The MOTHERSHIP has landed and it is time for another edition of the 6:05 Superpodcast! The Great Brian Last is joined by popular co-host Scott Cornish for this packed show, featuring: – Lucha Libre historian Fredo Esparza joins the show to discuss the life & career of Silver King! We hear about Silver … Continue reading Episode 99: It Is What It Was →

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0:00.0	I'm Hello again, friends.
0:32.1	And you are my friends.
0:33.9	And welcome to another edition of the 605 Super Podcast.
0:39.5	The Mother Ship!
0:40.6	Whoa!
0:45.5	The best wrestling podcast on the planet, the only wrestling podcast that matters.
0:46.8	Call somebody.
0:49.3	I am your host, the Great Brian Last.
0:50.9	It's me!
0:55.2	The hardest working man in wrestling podcasts yeah
0:55.8	baby baby man
0:58.1	what are you trying to prove you are nothing but a bottom of
1:00.6	the card jobber
1:01.6	and I'm very happy to welcome back to the co-host chair
1:04.7	a very very popular man here in the world
1:06.6	of a 605 super podcast
1:07.8	you know him as the wrestling humorist
1:10.6	the noted humorist and And that, of course,
1:12.8	is Scott Cornish. Scott, welcome back to the show. Ah, shucks. My gosh, it's been a while, hasn't it?
1:19.0	I'm glad to be back with you, though. I know there's been a great clamoring for my return. There
1:23.3	has been some clamoring, hasn't there? That's the first awshucks, I think, in Super Podcast history.
1:30.9	Well, listen, it's great to have you here, and we got a packed show.
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