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Stone Cold Steve Austin Legendary Former Wwe Wrestler, Signs Dvd Copies Of His New Film Damage At Forbidden Planet Megastore, London (2009)
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Sky will stop broadcasting The Simpsons from November. A true end of an era. Since September 1990 its been on the schedule, and was a major selling point for the subscription service. WWF, Premier League football and The Simpsons were basically what you were paying for.
I can’t stop watching this.
A jet-lagged Kurt Angle watching Johnny Vaughan cluck like a chicken in a TV studio that was more like a student house party at 7.46 am.
It used to be better.
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Blobby in a t-shirt's like when Yokozuna decided "I'm not getting my tits out in Liverpool."
Seems like a good time to recirculate this from September last year.
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I could be wrong, but I’m not sure a wrestling show with two confirmed matches that could take place anywhere else on the planet qualifies as an essential reason to travel into a war zone.
The Rock, The Big Show, Kurt Angle, William Regal and Lita all appeared on this show during the Attitude Era.
#OnThisDay 1992: Chris Evans and Gaby Roslin were fronting one of the most talked-about new shows on television. Sarah Greene visited the presenters of The Big Breakfast, Channel 4’s bold new morning programme, which was produced from three lock-keeper’s cottages.
1992: The Big Breakfast - a new style of morning TV
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Scott Hall being asked if he’s a fan of Irish pop group B*Witched while sat next to Mel C, Nick Tilsley, and Sonia Fowler. I can’t cope with this.
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Did nobody think to smarten up Scott that this was a kid’s show? He was such a rascal.


















