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A prank is played on Mike, causing discomfort. Then Scott retires from the show and leaves, but not before former SUH co-host Gark appears for the remainder of the episode. We end up sharing shit stories which seems like a proper way to end the run of this podcast. Who knows? Maybe we’ll be back, but for now, this is the end.

Ring in the new year with Jamie Lee Curtis and David Copperfield aboard the Terror Train. Magic and murder mix in this early 80s slasher flick set on New Year’s Eve aboard a locomotive.

The 1974 Rankin-Bass Christmas special the Year Without A Santa Claus is this week’s seasonally appropriate topic and it’s a love/hate vibe. Everyone loved Heatmiser and Snowmiser, but not much else. Do you believe in Santa Claus like you believe in love?

Kevin was away vacationing with Tim Conway this week, so the rest of us each watched a collection of 80s/90s commercials from the YouTube channel 80sCommercialVault and basked in the memories. Bill has a solid theory that Mike sang in a local mall’s 80s Christmas commercial despite not being alive when it was produced.

We lust over the many Thanksgiving foods we’ve devoured over the years, talk awkward family moments, and touch upon some Macy’s parade incidents. Pour yourself a hot cup of turkey gravy and have a listen!

The 1993 oddball black comedy Ed & His Dead Mother is covered this week. An out-of-towner reanimates the dead mother of a hardware-store clerk, only now she is a cannibal. Featuring many eye-bulging scenes from Steve Buscemi and an overly horny Ned Beatty.

The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror VII finishes out our weekly run for October 2021 as chosen by Scott. The Thing and I, the Genesis Tub, and Citizen Kang are all discussed with ghoulish glee.

The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror V is this week’s topic as chosen by Bill, and happens to be his favorite. The Shinning, Time & Punishment, and Nightmare Cafeteria all receive high praise from the fellas. Poor Groundskeeper Willie! Brought to you by the terrifying Pizza Party Printing!

Kevin has chosen Simpsons Treehouse of Horror X for this week’s show. Recoil in fear as we discuss Kang and Kodos, I Know What You Diddily-Iddily Did, Desperately Xeeking Xena, and Life’s A Glitch, Then You Die. Set your pacemakers to hummingbird mode and listen along! Brought to you by the terrifying Pizza Party Printing!

This week is the first of 2 spooky episodes for the month of October. Listen from under a blanket and tremble in fear as we discuss the stiff 1993 Halloween Havoc Texas Death Match pitting Cactus Jack against Big Van Vader. Then try not to scream as we tackle the fever dream that was the Firefly Funhouse match from Wrestlemania 36 between Bray Wyatt and John Cena.

S.U.H kicks off October with the first of four episodes that will each cover a Simpsons Treehouse of Horror over the course of the month. Mike’s choice of Treehouse of Horror VI is this week’s installment. Listen as we chuckle and fumble through Attack of the 50-Foot Eyesores, Nightmare on Evergreen Terrace, and Homer Cubed. Lousy Smarch Weather! Brought to you by the terrifying Pizza Party Printing!

Two matches from WWE-produced ECW One Night Stands are covered this week. Bill chose the wild brawl between Masato Tanaka and Mike Awesome from the 2005 edition and Mike chose the world championship match between John Cena and RVD from the 2006 edition with one of the hottest crowds ever.

The 1985 Martin Scorsese film After Hours is covered this week as chosen by Scott. In a Manhattan café, word processor Paul Hackett meets and talks literature with Marcy. Later that night, Paul takes a cab to Marcy’s downtown apartment. His $20 bill flying out the window during the ride portends the unexpected night he has. He cannot pay for the ride and finds himself in a series of awkward, surreal, and life-threatening situations with a colorful cast of characters. He spends the rest of the night trying to return uptown. Brought to you by the mighty Pizza Party Printing.

Big names in big championship matches are the theme this week. We start with Mankind vs the Rock in a wild brawl all over an empty arena from the Halftime Heat special from 1999. This is followed by a weapons-filled battle between Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair from WWE Evolution.

This week, we spend as much time talking about the 1987 action/sci-fi movie Predator as we do about the potential crossover possibilities including Predator vs Mr. Rogers, Predator vs Home Alone, and Predator vs the Muppets. Comment with your crossover idea, then get to dah choppah! Sponsored by Pizza Party Printing. Buy many of their items immediately!

We have two fantastic Rey Mysterio matches this week. First up is an Intercontinental title defense against John Morrison from a 2009 episode of Smackdown! followed by the 1997 Halloween Havoc match pitting Reymond Mysteries again Cruiserweight champ Eddie Guerrero in a title vs. mask match! Bodies flip, fly, twist, and turn all over the place!

BASEketball is this week’s topic. We run through the sight gags, psyche outs, innuendos, massive dongs, and our pleasure at Ernest Borgnine’s performance of “I’m Too Sexy”. (cock) Bright to you by Pizza Party Printing. Browse their site as you listen to us, and then buy lots of stuff!

Mike and Bill share memories and feelings and emotions about another wrestling video game they each played when they were younger fellas. The games covered are WCW vs the World for Playstation and WWF Attitude for the Nintendo 64. And if you like Indian food, the last 5 minutes of this episode are dedicated to the guys lusting over it.

We’re back from a week off with a discussion about the 1993 Alex Winter directed Freaked! Embattled corporation Everything Except Shoes hires celebrity Ricky Coogin to serve as its spokesperson amid a spate of reports that the company uses a toxic substance in the products it manufactures. Ricky travels to South America to dispel the rumors, but instead, he stumbles upon an oddball freakshow run by the demented Elijah C. Skuggs. It turns out that Skuggs is using the substance in E.E.S. products to turn humans into grotesque mutants. Stryofoam cup? Sponsored by Pizza Party Printing.

Like two of the competitors in the matches we discuss this time, we have returned from a long hiatus. We bring you our thoughts on Bret Hart vs Steve Austin from the 1996 Survivor Series and Shawn Michaels vs HHH from SummerSlam 2002.