Keep It 2000

The stockings are hung on the Satellite of Hate for a surprise Christmas special. Brian Mann and Nate Milton are joined by Hot 97 and ESPN’s Peter Rosenberg to review the WCW Nitro that kicked off the legendary Battle Dome invasion.

The Satellite of Hate has reached a premature end to its time in orbit as Brian Mann and Nate Milton are joined by Chris Urbanowicz to review the final edition of Nitro. Why is the show ending? Why is Shane McMahon on Nitro? Why is Ric Flair wrestling in a t-shirt?

Lance Storm joins Brian Mann and Nate Milton on the Satellite of Hate to review the Nitro where he faces Booker T for the World Title. Lance also shares behind the scenes stories from his time on the WCW roster – including Vince Russo’s original idea to make him Eric Bischoff’s illegitimate son.

Brian Mann and Nate Milton are back to discuss a Nitro so bad, no one dared watch it with them. Sexual subtext is on full display with the in-ring debut of Kwee Wee and the Viagra on a Pole Match.

Zach Linder (WWE.com) boards the Satellite of Hate with Brian Mann and Nate Milton as Billy Kidman promises a sextape.

Comedian Kath Barbadoro (WrestleSplania) boards the Satellite of Hate with Brian Mann and Nate Milton for a one night tournament to crown a new US Champ.

Screenwriter Evan Susser (Fist Fight) boards the Satellite of Hate with Brian Mann and Nate Milton for Booker T’s championship coronation. Since it can’t all be good news, Vince Russo returns and brings Kiwi with him.

Chris Urbanowicz (Editors) returns to the Satellite of Hate with Brian Mann and Nate Milton for a particularly musical WCW Nitro – Booker T gets his old theme back, David Flair does karaoke, and Jeff Jarrett holds choir auditions.

Mouse Jones (TRL, He Man Women Haters Club) hops on the Satellite of Hate with Brian Mann and Nate Milton to discuss another chapter in the Terry Taylor Era. The Cat makes a four corners title match, Kanyon signs books, and Jim Duggan is sacrificed at the altar of Goldberg. Come for the Nitro review, stay for the Roll Bounce vs. 8 Mile debate.

Former WWE Creative member and @WWECreative_Ish mastermind Robert Karpeles joins Brian Mann and Nate Milton to discuss a surprise Russo-less Nitro. Ernest Miller is now in charge and he isn’t wasting time changing the rules and booking World Title matches. Plus, Lance Storm makes his WCW debut.

Sherdog’s Jordan Breen joins Brian Mann and Nate Milton to discuss the second worst bald babyface turn of all time. Goldberg explains why he’s a heel while Flair and Page take themselves off TV. Don’t worry – General Rection’s grandfather is here to fill the void.

The Satellite of Hate is back in orbit as brothers Brian Mann and Nate Milton are joined by Fucked Up’s Damian Abraham to review a Nitro that Brian attended back in 2000. Also included on the June 5th edition of Nitro – Russo and Bischoff book themselves against legends, Hogan heads back to Hollywood, and the in-ring return of Goldberg.