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Sable was also on Relic Hunter. Her character's disappearance at the end was meant to be ambiguous so it could be a recurring role, but she was such a pain in the rear end that nobody wanted to work with her again.
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Mar 16, 2016 22:41
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Test played Kane on an episode of some show called "18 Wheels of Justice." Well, not literally Kane, but he wore a mask like the kind Kane used to wear, and he was in some underground fighting league.
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Jay 2K Winger posted:Test played Kane on an episode of some show called "18 Wheels of Justice." Oh dear god, I clicked that link way too fast and misread that as 'underground fisting league.' 
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Before John Cena entered the WWE, or possibly just after, he appeared on some reality paintball hunter show and was called Big Tim (I think). I caught one episode of it, and it was as good as it sounds..... Edit: TV Show was called Manhunt (2001) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0299349/ Custard Undies fucked around with this message at 23:24 on Mar 16, 2016 |
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Big Show and Grandmaster Sexay were both guest stars on episodes of UPN's iconic smash hit series Shasta McNasty starring Jake Busey.
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The Rock squashed Jeri Ryan so hard that she divorced her husband and paved the way for Obama to become President.
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http://uproxx.com/prowrestling/survey-says-the-somewhat-definitive-history-of-wrestlers-on-family-feud/ Wrestling has a long, varied, and somewhat well-documented relationship with Family Feud.
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Holy poo poo that Space Ghost episode is the most 90s thing ever.
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Mar 17, 2016 01:03
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Alaois posted:The Rock was in an episode of That 70s Show playing his own father, Rocky Johnson. This one was great because it led to Meltzer explaining why this made no sense in the historical context.
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JJ question.... was it really him singing at the ppv with the other band/singers in 98? There has been no follow up on it, at least not to what I've watched up to (Summer Slam 98), but I remember reading something about an angle where someone else was singing his songs, or was this a previous angle or another wrestler altogether?
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Electric Lady posted:Stone Cold was actually a recurring character on Nash Bridges. There WAS an "ultimate fighting" episode of Nash Bridges, though, which featured Ken Shamrock doing bare-handed murder in the opening sting (before disappearing from the rest of the episode) and Dan Severn, wearing a ninja costume and ambushing the heroes with throwing stars. Over in Japan, I found out that there was some random teenage romance movie that featured Manabu Nakanishi as a mover, with a crew consisting of Abdullah Kobayashi, Mammoth Sasaki, and a mysteriously masked Daisuke Sekimoto:  I know plenty more of this stupid poo poo but I think all of it begins to stray outside of the scope of the original question. Halloween Jack posted:That sounds like a much more fun version of Champions, a really bad "underground death fighting" movie with Ken Shamrock as the final boss. It had really lousy fight choreography. Champions' strength was in its dialogue
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HHH was in Blade 3 and got to say "dick" a lot and had a little cute monster dog.
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freeranger posted:JJ question.... was it really him singing at the ppv with the other band/singers in 98? That was the origin of Road Dogg. He was originally JJ's roadie, imaginatively named The Roadie, and JJ scored a big country single that it eventually came out was actually The Roadie singing. After JJ left WWF to go to WCW, The Roadie started teaming up with the Honky Tonk Man's protoge Rockabilly, aka Billy Gunn.
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Fake Undertaker and Crush were both in a bollywood movie for some reason. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJztmD_AZ6E
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Mar 17, 2016 04:17
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Nathan Jones, Matt Morgan, Luther Reigns and one other giant i forget are in the classic Muay Thai Giant.
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The greatest pro wrestler of all time Mark Coleman was supposedly in Carman's "R.I.O.T." but we couldn't find him.
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Bam Bam Bigelow also got beaten up by Damon Wayans in Major Payne, and WCW sent Raven and Konnan, of all people, to the Donnie & Marie Show as guests.
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Macho Man jobbed to a guinea pig on Weird Al's show. Was it Nash or Big Show on that 3D episode of Sabrina the Teenage Witch?
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Alaois posted:That was the origin of Road Dogg. He was originally JJ's roadie, imaginatively named The Roadie, and JJ scored a big country single that it eventually came out was actually The Roadie singing. After JJ left WWF to go to WCW, The Roadie started teaming up with the Honky Tonk Man's protoge Rockabilly, aka Billy Gunn. Thanks for that, I thought that was the case with Road Dogg.... So I am also to assume that it was actually JJ singing at whatever the hell PPV it was then.
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projecthalaxy posted:Nathan Jones, Matt Morgan, Luther Reigns and one other giant i forget are in the classic Muay Thai Giant. And the obvious mention of Nathan Jones in Fury Road. His career trajectory is kind of funny. Armed robber, prison inmate, powerlifter, MMA fighter, pro wrestler, actor. He's had more success in spite of himself than anyone else I can think of.
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Also Big Show was in the Waterboy
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Sandler's The Longest Yard remake had Austin, Goldberg, Khali, Kurrgan and I think some other dudes?
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projecthalaxy posted:Nathan Jones, Matt Morgan, Luther Reigns and one other giant i forget are in the classic Muay Thai Giant. That's what Nathan Jones quit wrestling to do - be an actor in Thai action movies. (Also some little indie thing called Mad Max.)
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i'm going to a LU taping on sunday. i doubt i'll be able to watch more than like.... 5-6 hours while cleaning and stuff to get familiar on saturday afternoon. would anyone have a good primer of videos?
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BrigadierSensible posted:That's what Nathan Jones quit wrestling to do - be an actor in Thai action movies. (Also some little indie thing called Mad Max.) he got murdered by brad pitt in troy as well
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Die Laughing posted:Macho Man jobbed to a guinea pig on Weird Al's show. It was Harvey The Wonder Hamster, the greatest pet in the whole wide world.
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projecthalaxy posted:Sandler's The Longest Yard remake had Austin, Goldberg, Khali, Kurrgan and I think some other dudes? Austin, Goldberg, Khali, Nash, and Bob Sapp.
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That DICK! posted:i'm going to a LU taping on sunday. i doubt i'll be able to watch more than like.... 5-6 hours while cleaning and stuff to get familiar on saturday afternoon. would anyone have a good primer of videos? Well, if you're going now, you're going to be watching Season 3, when Season 2 only started a few weeks ago on TV, so you're gonna be going in cold regardless. I don't think links are kosher now, since it's available for purchase on the iTunes store, but you should watch: Aztec Warfare (like the Royal Rumble, but pinfall instead of over-the-top) Grave Consequences (The only good Casket Match) Both episodes of the S1 finale, Ultima Lucha. The Prince Puma vs Johnny Mundo Iron Man match was really good too, but not a super important watch.
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freeranger posted:Thanks for that, I thought that was the case with Road Dogg.... So I am also to assume that it was actually JJ singing at whatever the hell PPV it was then. In Your House 2 or 3 in 1995 I think. Based on the way he used to sing the song to the ring when he came back as "The Real Double J" in 96, I'm pretty sure Road Dogg was always the one singing it.
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In terms of wrestler guest appearances, this one's always seemed odd to me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8f0zPXLE-A Randy Savage promoting his rap album by showing up on a Newgrounds cartoon series.
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Go RV! posted:Grave Consequences (The only good Casket Match) Uh the first WSX title match featured a tombstone into an exploding casket, you're def wrong here.
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Gavok posted:In terms of wrestler guest appearances, this one's always seemed odd to me. Holy poo poo this is the opposite of humor.
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Steve Austin was on Dilbert, as himself, and Bill Goldberg was on Family Guy as angry bus riding dude.
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There was also a pretty amusing King of the Hill episode with Randy Savage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XexnGXeXlPU
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Dexter's Lab too. https://youtu.be/t6VK3Su3SkM Did Mantaur wrestle in the headgear?
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BrigadierSensible posted:That's what Nathan Jones quit wrestling to do - be an actor in Thai action movies. (Also some little indie thing called Mad Max.) He was a loving beast in Tony Jaa's "The Protector", otherwise known as the best martial arts movie until the Raid 2 came out.
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Has anybody posted the straight to DVD horror film staring Rey Mysterio as a serial killer?
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Gonzo McFee posted:Has anybody posted the straight to DVD horror film staring Rey Mysterio as a serial killer? that was Rey Mysterio Sr.
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Someone post Ox Baker's appearance on The Price is Right.magnum_valentino posted:Did Mantaur wrestle in the headgear? Writer Cath posted:Sable was also on Relic Hunter. Her character's disappearance at the end was meant to be ambiguous so it could be a recurring role, but she was such a pain in the rear end that nobody wanted to work with her again.
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