I absolutely love that episode of That 70's Show, seeing The Rock play his own father and then talk about himself in a quite literal third person...SO funny and well done!
I know when the Rock talked about himself as his dad was a way to shoehorn in the Rock's catch phrase, but in the 70s they werenn't calling Wrestling Sports entertainment. I know that's a minor gripe, but it's one of those things I have to say something about lol
@@Hawkeye26 As someone who is fascinated by the history of Pro-wrestling, I dont think that term was invented until the mid or late 80s by Vince McMahon .It's a little anachronistic lol. But to be fair, The Rock was really funny in this role. I havent seen this episode of That 70s show in years, but I still remember it being very funny.
Not sure how well known this is, but in Married With Children, not only were the Bundy's named after King Kong Bundy, but their neighbours The Rhodes, were named after Dusty. There's your useless trivia for the day.
Watching until the end where suddenly Kevin Nash and Roddy Piper make you feel what you never came here to feel. Roddy was a treasure and we never deserved him
That Sunny episode is definitely one of my favourites. Their description of Hogan is just amazing... "blonde, Chinese hair, and the skin of a hotdog. It's awesome."
Billy Gunn was on Sabrina, the Teenage Witch.. in the episode "Salem's Daughter " and fights Sabrina in a wrestling match Nash was in another episode as well but not as a wrestler.
Brian, your channel is definitely my favorite . I didn't know you had so much content!!!!! Makes my days a whole lot better!!!! Keep up the good work!!!!
Great video as always. I'm a massive Married with children fan and a nerd, so I do have to say King kong Bundy was in 3 episodes. The better episode featuring wrestling in MWC features GLOW, specifically Big Bad Momma. It's Part 2 of You Gotta Know When to Hold Them from series 4, I'd highly recommend.
Brad DrCrushALot imagine if someone made a tv comedy based on trump now, trump would be calling for the network that airs it to lose its broadcasting license
there already is on on Comedy Central. The President's Show. It's if Trump had his own talk show in the White House. Pence is his "Ed McMahon/Andy Ricter"
Yes! He mentioned Nikki! I was a huge fan of Unhappily Ever After and Nikki Cox as well as wrestling, so Nikki was a show I loved. They did a great job showing the kayfabe screen in a humorous light. Shame it only lasted the 2 seasons. The supporting actors were great, too.
This was such a nostalgia trip for me. I actually forgot I did see some of these performers in these episodes since it's been a while (clear exceptions being the Family Matters and Drew Carey episodes).
Great post! Loved that That's My Bush! made the cut. But you missed one for Married with Children! In season 4, after Peggy blows their money in Vegas, Al is recruited to wrestle one of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, and gets squashed by Big Bad Momma. Plus Gene LeBell cameos in the episode!
The Munsters was always a guilty pleasure of mine, along with Beverly Hillbillies... lol I hate to admit it but I still love those shows. On an interesting side note Ed O'Neill has a black belt in Brazilian Ju-Jitsu.
The conversation they have about Hulk Hogan at the beginning of "The Gang Wrestles for the Troops" is amazing lol I think that might be my favorite opening to any episode of It's always sunny.
Great video! I must say, you have one of the most original wrestling themed channels on TH-cam. I really enjoyed this in depth look at this selection if wrestlers appearing in sitcoms. Keep up the good work!
Honestly thank you for not hating on these shows. It's so refreshing to watch a quality video without satiric criticism that would start a war in the comment section.
It's wild to me how wrestling went from Carnivals for my Great Grandfather to radio/eventually wrestling at the Chase for my Grandfather. Both experienced wrestling and loved it, but in completely different forms. My Uncle would later introduce me to wrestling through Hulk Hogan and Piper, then eventually the NWO. The history and transfer of knowledge/personal experience is always mind-blowing to me. Sorry to rant lol, I love these videos and how they can relate to potentially some of the best memories of a family.
Mankind was on 30 Rock, Kevin Nash was on Sabrina the Teenage Witch, The Dudleys were on The Mullets, Jim Duggan was on an episode of Harry and the Hendersons, Andre the Giant was on BJ and the Bear, Freddie Blasse was on the Dick Van Dycke show
I've seen some episodes of "Nikki" back in the das, and I remembered it, but that was impossible to find the name of the show in my memory! So, thank you once again Brian!
Fun fact: playing Vader's son wasnt the only time Ethan Suplee was in a wrestling ring. My Name Is Earl had a wrestling episode where Joy (under a KKK mask, seriously) wrestles her black half sister Liberty as revenge for....something. Its been a while since ive seen it. Anyway, Randy (Suplee's character) fills in as a racist manager, only to realize he hates getting booed.
@@MrThisucks I’m surprised Jason Lee and Ethan Suplee never guest hosted Raw in character as Earl and Randy Hickey I mean NBC and USA Network are owned by same people
It may not be classified as a comedy, but the fact that literally everything exploded (complete with camera shake) made Wrestling Society X pretty hilarious.
The creators of Married With Children were huge wrestling fans, which is why the family was named Bundy in the first place. And their neighbours were the Rhoades for the same reasons. The first King Kong Bundy guest appearance as Uncle Irwin is even funnier and ranks as one of my favorite episode of the series.
That's the only thing that I love about The Goldbergs, there are a ton of references to Bill, then, he finally shows up. And he was epic in it. Apparently he's made multiple appearances in the show since this comment was posted.
There was one I remembered that didn't make it here. On Night Court, Bull became a professional wrestler but ran out of the ring in a panic. The episode was called The Battling Bailiff.
I think he was only doing the episodes that actually featured a ring and actual matches which is why he didn’t talk about the other two times Vader was on BMW. Those episodes didn’t have a ring. Mankind’s episode didn’t have a ring either.
I was actually at the event that they used for the Boy Meets World episode. It was at the Anaheim Pond. We didn't know ahead of time that it was going to be happening, but during Jake/Vader I kept seeing these couple of people running back and forth from ringside. After looking really closely, we didn't have great seats, I was able to make them out. I jumped up, pointed, and yelled "It's Corey and Shawn!". We were big fans of the show.
There was a episode of night court where bailiff bull shannon ( played by richard moll) w as s recruited to be a wrestler because of his huge size. Lou ferrigno made a cameo.
My favorite wrestling sitcom episode has always been Family Matters. I loved the look on the family's face when they realize Carl and Steve are wrestling.
There's a wrestling themed episode of See Dad Run from Nickelodeon (Eric Bischoff is the Executive Producer for the show). It features Bully Ray as Dr. Mayhem and Rampage Jackson as Bulk, he is Scott Baio's friend and wrestling trainer. It's a little over the top view of wrestling but it's nothing too exaggerated. They never mention it's an Impact Wrestling show, although the logo is shown and there's some images from Impact Zone.
Let's see... Hacksaw Jim Duggan was in an episode of the Harry and the Hendersons TV show, Kofi Kingston was on an episode of Kickin' It on Disney Channel, Chyna appeared on Sabrina the Teenage Witch, John Cena was on Parks and Recreation and Hannah Montana, and if you want to count China, IL as a sitcom, Hulk Hogan voiced the Dean. I remember Chyna being on something else where her character was a cop or some other person with a uniform and badge, but I couldn't pin down what that was, so it may not have been a sitcom. There ya go!
Mr Ed had a Episode where they watch a wrestler they know and surprisingly the wrestler moves like a ballet dancer and wins with a sweet drop kick and then becomes a real ballet dancer...
How I Met Your Mother essentially built itself on wrestling references. Marshall is always coming up with "sweet wrestler names," Barney has a replica of the Eagle Wing WWF title belt that's up for grabs to the first member of their gang who can have a threesome, Stacy Keibler has a role in the 100th episode, they go to a yearly event called Robots vs. Wrestlers, in a flashback Marshall and Lily are dressed as Jim Duggan and The Ultimate Warrior respectively and think they're going to WrestleMania, Barney buys a diamond studded suit called the DiBiase... I think that's about it but there's so much there, shame you didn't include it :)
Justin Cantu Don't forget The Big Bad Booty Daddy was in that episode of charmed. Unfortunately they didn't let him cut a promo on the charmed ones, they would have melted like a witch drenched in water if they had.
Great list! The one that I was hoping was going to be on here was Hey Dude with your favorite, Captain Lou Albano. IIRC there is a line in there where Captain says he has to go rehearse his match!
Goldberg was on an episode of Yes, Dear.. The only other show off the top of my head with a wrestler I can think of is Kane on Smallville but that's not a sitcom
I think Victoria had a minor part in one episode, too. It'd be great if he did a full video reviewing the series, since it sounds like he just discovered its existence.
That’s one of my fav episodes of Sunny. Piper was the best part haha
“Oh you have kids?”
“.......nah, not anymore” 😂😂😂😂
I like that in the Family Matters episode, Waldo used Steve's head as a battering ram, a nice little wink to fans of the WWF and the Bushwakers.
I absolutely love that episode of That 70's Show, seeing The Rock play his own father and then talk about himself in a quite literal third person...SO funny and well done!
I know when the Rock talked about himself as his dad was a way to shoehorn in the Rock's catch phrase, but in the 70s they werenn't calling Wrestling Sports entertainment. I know that's a minor gripe, but it's one of those things I have to say something about lol
@@heisensaul5538 I've got gripes like that, I respect you for being like me and addressing them openly and in a respectful manner.
@@Hawkeye26 As someone who is fascinated by the history of Pro-wrestling, I dont think that term was invented until the mid or late 80s by Vince McMahon .It's a little anachronistic lol. But to be fair, The Rock was really funny in this role. I havent seen this episode of That 70s show in years, but I still remember it being very funny.
Not sure how well known this is, but in Married With Children, not only were the Bundy's named after King Kong Bundy, but their neighbours The Rhodes, were named after Dusty. There's your useless trivia for the day.
Mr. Davidian and the bundys were originally gonna be the hogans, but changed coz there was already a famous tv family of that name.
Honestly did not know that.
was the dog named after Buck "Rock N Roll" Zumhofe or the Young Bucks?
Did you know Sherri Martel Played Peggy Sue??
as a kid I use to think their name was Rose and not Rhodes
Watching until the end where suddenly Kevin Nash and Roddy Piper make you feel what you never came here to feel. Roddy was a treasure and we never deserved him
That Sunny episode is definitely one of my favourites. Their description of Hogan is just amazing... "blonde, Chinese hair, and the skin of a hotdog. It's awesome."
Billy Gunn was on Sabrina, the Teenage Witch.. in the episode "Salem's Daughter " and fights Sabrina in a wrestling match
Nash was in another episode as well but not as a wrestler.
Thanks for this, Brian. “How outrageously heterosexual!” might be my new favorite commentary line of all time.
I'm so glad The Gang Wrestles for the Troops is here, one of my favourite episodes of a sitcom ever. And one of the funniest shows ever to boot.
Da Maniac
Brian, your channel is definitely my favorite . I didn't know you had so much content!!!!! Makes my days a whole lot better!!!! Keep up the good work!!!!
Great video as always. I'm a massive Married with children fan and a nerd, so I do have to say King kong Bundy was in 3 episodes. The better episode featuring wrestling in MWC features GLOW, specifically Big Bad Momma. It's Part 2 of You Gotta Know When to Hold Them from series 4, I'd highly recommend.
This might be my favorite Wrestling With Wregret video yet. Keep up the good work.
I'm glad to see that someone else remembers the TV classic "That's My Bush"
Brad DrCrushALot imagine if someone made a tv comedy based on trump now, trump would be calling for the network that airs it to lose its broadcasting license
there already is on on Comedy Central. The President's Show. It's if Trump had his own talk show in the White House. Pence is his "Ed McMahon/Andy Ricter"
I managed to forget this monstrosity, but now that Zane reminded me, I don't think I'll manage to do that again.
@@AllHailKingKurt are you dumb? There is a comedy show on Trump every single day 24 hours a day. It's called CNN
Yes! He mentioned Nikki! I was a huge fan of Unhappily Ever After and Nikki Cox as well as wrestling, so Nikki was a show I loved. They did a great job showing the kayfabe screen in a humorous light. Shame it only lasted the 2 seasons. The supporting actors were great, too.
This was such a nostalgia trip for me. I actually forgot I did see some of these performers in these episodes since it's been a while (clear exceptions being the Family Matters and Drew Carey episodes).
Great post! Loved that That's My Bush! made the cut.
But you missed one for Married with Children! In season 4, after Peggy blows their money in Vegas, Al is recruited to wrestle one of the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, and gets squashed by Big Bad Momma. Plus Gene LeBell cameos in the episode!
The Munsters was always a guilty pleasure of mine, along with Beverly Hillbillies... lol I hate to admit it but I still love those shows. On an interesting side note Ed O'Neill has a black belt in Brazilian Ju-Jitsu.
darkashtar bruh my mom had me and my brother watch that show lol jethro was my nigga lol
@@discostu6045 "Jethro was my nigga"
Four words I'd never expect to hear or see in the same sentence.
Also, The Munsters was king.
@@feralcyborggaming1531 You and me both, Jack!
they're both celebrated tv shows of the 60s, how can it be a guilty pleasure?
The munsters ain't no guilty pleasure, it is just good tv.
The conversation they have about Hulk Hogan at the beginning of "The Gang Wrestles for the Troops" is amazing lol I think that might be my favorite opening to any episode of It's always sunny.
4:10 hit me right in the feels, brother. This was also my favorite show on TGIF.
Why do you always have to make me feel feelings?
This channel has so much content and such a wide variety, from the well-known to the obscure.
"Jesse Ventura is a terrible actor"
But... but, Predator?
Or Captain Freedom in The Running Man
ARE YOU READY FOR PAIN?..
Hunter Dwyer he ain't got time to be a terrible actor
I'm shocked to hear him say Ventura is Terrible. C'mon bro he's a bad ass actor.... " I ain't got time to bleed"
it was the 80s and compared to Arnolds still mangled english Jesse wasnt the worst thing on screen
Great video! I must say, you have one of the most original wrestling themed channels on TH-cam. I really enjoyed this in depth look at this selection if wrestlers appearing in sitcoms. Keep up the good work!
“There aren’t enough uppers in the world for Jake to wrestle an Iron Man match” 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Honestly thank you for not hating on these shows. It's so refreshing to watch a quality video without satiric criticism that would start a war in the comment section.
Snooze juice sounds like more of a Cosby show thing
IntentChief OMG 😂
the barbeque sauce
😂😂best comment ever
Dohhhh!
this comment has not aged all that well with what we know about cosby now
It's wild to me how wrestling went from Carnivals for my Great Grandfather to radio/eventually wrestling at the Chase for my Grandfather. Both experienced wrestling and loved it, but in completely different forms. My Uncle would later introduce me to wrestling through Hulk Hogan and Piper, then eventually the NWO. The history and transfer of knowledge/personal experience is always mind-blowing to me. Sorry to rant lol, I love these videos and how they can relate to potentially some of the best memories of a family.
Mankind was on 30 Rock, Kevin Nash was on Sabrina the Teenage Witch, The Dudleys were on The Mullets, Jim Duggan was on an episode of Harry and the Hendersons, Andre the Giant was on BJ and the Bear, Freddie Blasse was on the Dick Van Dycke show
Andre was also the original Bigfoot on 'The 6 Million Dollar Man.'
D-Von Dudley is now part of the writing team behind the Punky Brewster reboot. Likewise Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss were guests in one episode.
I'm super happy you put That 70's Show in this.
I've seen some episodes of "Nikki" back in the das, and I remembered it, but that was impossible to find the name of the show in my memory! So, thank you once again Brian!
Fun fact: playing Vader's son wasnt the only time Ethan Suplee was in a wrestling ring.
My Name Is Earl had a wrestling episode where Joy (under a KKK mask, seriously) wrestles her black half sister Liberty as revenge for....something. Its been a while since ive seen it.
Anyway, Randy (Suplee's character) fills in as a racist manager, only to realize he hates getting booed.
Randy is a consummate babyface. He can't help it.
Cant believe I forgot about that episode yet my name is earl is one of my favorite shows!
Knowing that he played a racist supremacist asshole in American History X that's even more ironic in hindsight.
@@MrThisucks I’m surprised Jason Lee and Ethan Suplee never guest hosted Raw in character as Earl and Randy Hickey I mean NBC and USA Network are owned by same people
@@claymathewselevator8121 would have been amazing especially if they brought in joy. I think the show had low ratings unfortunately
“She’s a stunt granny.”
Never gets old. 😂
It may not be classified as a comedy, but the fact that literally everything exploded (complete with camera shake) made Wrestling Society X pretty hilarious.
You had Billy Gunn in Sabrina The Teenage Witch and Mankind in Boy Meets World.
Kevin Nash was also in an episode of Sabrina.
Chyna was on Sabrina aswell.
but there was no wrestling with the mankind episode
Chyna was also in a few episodes of Third Rock from the Sun.
The creators of Married With Children were huge wrestling fans, which is why the family was named Bundy in the first place. And their neighbours were the Rhoades for the same reasons. The first King Kong Bundy guest appearance as Uncle Irwin is even funnier and ranks as one of my favorite episode of the series.
Like a cosmic ballet...The Banker and a Farm are destined to fight forever
My guy Bill Goldberg was just on an episode of “The Goldbergs” which I think of the funniest thing 😂
On yeah as the gymnasts teachers brother
Yeet Yeet total heel. Nice face turn at the end though.
That was one of my favourite things because for years I said I wanted to see Goldberg on the goldbergs and then it happened
Goldberg is a horrible wrestler
That's the only thing that I love about The Goldbergs, there are a ton of references to Bill, then, he finally shows up. And he was epic in it. Apparently he's made multiple appearances in the show since this comment was posted.
Lost it at the "E-C-DUB!" part xD
The banter between Red and the wrestlers on That 70's Show was hilarious.
2:48 she's a stunt granny ahh never gets old.
Yes...ehm....that was literally what he said
Yes i know
It really never does
You should do a episode about wrestlers in reality tv shows like Fear Factor,Ridiculousness,celebrity Rehab,home makeover etc
"What's going on with Hulk Hogan's hair? It's blond, and yet it's silken, like that of a Chinese man."
that's hogan's signature look... blonde chinese hair and the skin of a hot dog
Corey wanted Pangs tang
I think we all wanted Pangs tang
There was one I remembered that didn't make it here. On Night Court, Bull became a professional wrestler but ran out of the ring in a panic. The episode was called The Battling Bailiff.
Roddy Piper was gold as 'Da Maniac' in Always Sunny. I fucking love that show.
Both Stone Cold Steve Austin and Triple H on Bernie Mac
Rob Van Dam and wrestling was featured on an episode of City Guys, which I think was a Saturday morning sitcom on WB.
You forgot that Mankind was in an episode of Boy Meets World
If he's anything like me, he's been trying to forget.
I think he was only doing the episodes that actually featured a ring and actual matches which is why he didn’t talk about the other two times Vader was on BMW. Those episodes didn’t have a ring. Mankind’s episode didn’t have a ring either.
But he gave Savage a mandible claw during the credits because he didn't like a boy band poster ( IIRC it was N'sync). That's good for something right
In his defense, the cute one WAS staring at him.
James Bowen; It wasn't Cory. It was Jack.
I was actually at the event that they used for the Boy Meets World episode. It was at the Anaheim Pond. We didn't know ahead of time that it was going to be happening, but during Jake/Vader I kept seeing these couple of people running back and forth from ringside. After looking really closely, we didn't have great seats, I was able to make them out. I jumped up, pointed, and yelled "It's Corey and Shawn!". We were big fans of the show.
That's My Bush also had Kurt Fuller, who was Brel in "No Holds Barred."
You needed to show Shamrock saying "I give and I give!" It was too funny!
Bret Hart in The Simpsons
Tee Wew28 Just planting the seed for that episode.
the Simpsons episode (Gorgeous Grampa) had grampa as a legendary heel wrestler, obviously a parody of Gorgeous George
This house has old man stink
Ketchup, Catsup
Kevin Nash was also on Sabrina The Teenage Witch,Rob Van Dam was in City Guys,HHH was in Bernie Mac show and Grown ups a UPN sitcom
Thanks for mentioning Sunny. That show doesn't get the props it deserves.
Tim Webb Birds of War!
It does tho. Not by mainstream, but its an internet favorite
No. No it doesn't. Neither did Workaholics
Tim Webb nice name bro
Ian Webb you too bud 😎
There was a episode of night court where bailiff bull shannon ( played by richard moll) w as s recruited to be a wrestler because of his huge size. Lou ferrigno made a cameo.
Vader as Ethan Suplee's dad.. Win..
Randy Hickey!
Tim Webb gives me a different perspective on my name is earl
My Name Is Earl
@@Hellwyck Love My Name Is Earl
My favorite wrestling sitcom episode has always been Family Matters. I loved the look on the family's face when they realize Carl and Steve are wrestling.
"Knew this shit wasn't fake." Damn straight, Danny.
Danny DeVito is awesome
There's a wrestling themed episode of See Dad Run from Nickelodeon (Eric Bischoff is the Executive Producer for the show). It features Bully Ray as Dr. Mayhem and Rampage Jackson as Bulk, he is Scott Baio's friend and wrestling trainer. It's a little over the top view of wrestling but it's nothing too exaggerated. They never mention it's an Impact Wrestling show, although the logo is shown and there's some images from Impact Zone.
Bret and Owen Hart appear on an episode of Honey, I Shrunk the Kids the TV show
True! Tood bad the only footage I found was terrible!
I remember this but i didnt see it until Bret was in WCW and Owen was still in WWF. So it was cool to see them together.
Anthony Zevoteck I remember that
Let's see... Hacksaw Jim Duggan was in an episode of the Harry and the Hendersons TV show, Kofi Kingston was on an episode of Kickin' It on Disney Channel, Chyna appeared on Sabrina the Teenage Witch, John Cena was on Parks and Recreation and Hannah Montana, and if you want to count China, IL as a sitcom, Hulk Hogan voiced the Dean. I remember Chyna being on something else where her character was a cop or some other person with a uniform and badge, but I couldn't pin down what that was, so it may not have been a sitcom. There ya go!
I loved Kickin It as a kid
Watched for That's 70s Show stayed for It's Always Sunny
Mr Ed had a Episode where they watch a wrestler they know and surprisingly the wrestler moves like a ballet dancer and wins with a sweet drop kick and then becomes a real ballet dancer...
It was pretty scary when The Bushwhackers decided to shoot on Carl and Urkle. Lol
ShinRyojin What?! He's a cop?! We HATE cops!!! 😂😂😂
Munsters: Awesome
Family Matters: and The Bushwackers good memories.
Great memories all.
AND Kurt Fuller from No Holds Barred was on That's My Bush!
Thought of Its Always Sunny as soon as I saw the title. Roddy was in another episode in a later season as well
boy meets world was the best wrestling crossover
Lohn Jewis I said the same thing also
That 70s Show was good too, but BMW was great
That single line from Roddy Piper was like a punch in the gut.
wow, the timing of this is perfect (or planned really well) Goldberg was JUST in The Goldbergs...
iamdb1990 Great episode too.
haven't seen it yet, myself, but I'm sure it was
iamdb1990 I just saw that yesterday lol
iamdb1990 how do u know he was on a tv show but haven't even seen the episode ? Lmao
Breen Machine wwe.com is amazing for news about wrestlers, especially the former Universal Champion lol
There was also a Night Court episode where Bull thinks about being a wrestler. Featured Lou Fraegono
Al also wrestled against Mt. Fuji from GLOW on "Married with Children".
That Sunny In Philadelphia episode is hands down one of my favs
I always thought Matt hardy in that 70's show wrestling episode was........DELIGHTFUL.... ill stop
Master Knowledge please do
Or maybe the post should be... DELETED!
Master Knowledge *I'll
It was also....TANTALIZING
Not only that but the rock played rocky Johnson
The Hardyz and Ken Shamrock were also in that episode of That 70s Show with the Rock. And Mankind was on Boy Meets World.
I literally LOLed at 5:31 with the ECW chant. And i'm totally looking up that George Bush sitcom!
not only could jian entire video be made on wrestlers who were in cartoons but you could also do a mini episode just on camp wwe
You forgot stacy keibler in goerge lopez
And How I Met Your Mother
How did you miss Lou Albano in "Hey Dude!', none the less great video, very nostalgic for me.
wat about captain lou as Mario on the super Mario bros super show?
cemrko88 and Piper and Slaughter as guest stars
cemrko88 Playing a character. Nothing to do with wrestling.
Not a sitcom
I-3 Ink - or Slaughter joining GI Joe
How I Met Your Mother essentially built itself on wrestling references.
Marshall is always coming up with "sweet wrestler names," Barney has a replica of the Eagle Wing WWF title belt that's up for grabs to the first member of their gang who can have a threesome, Stacy Keibler has a role in the 100th episode, they go to a yearly event called Robots vs. Wrestlers, in a flashback Marshall and Lily are dressed as Jim Duggan and The Ultimate Warrior respectively and think they're going to WrestleMania, Barney buys a diamond studded suit called the DiBiase... I think that's about it but there's so much there, shame you didn't include it :)
Robots vs Wrestlers is a great episode
"That's Our Gore" wouldn't have been as great, but at least they might have gotten a cameo by Rhyno
I love this type of video from you man. Great work!
I remember watching Nikki on WB when I was a kid.
10:30 - yes I did. I loved that show. I wish it would finally get released on DVD or blu-ray.
It wasn't exactly a sitcom, but Randy Savage was on The Weird Al Show.
Da Maniac's followup episode of Sunny (Mac & Dennis Buy A Timeshare) was even better, because Rowdy Roddy was obviously having more fun with the role.
Charmed with Buff Bagwell and Booker T comes to mind, and Baywatch.
Justin Cantu Don't forget The Big Bad Booty Daddy was in that episode of charmed. Unfortunately they didn't let him cut a promo on the charmed ones, they would have melted like a witch drenched in water if they had.
Great list!
The one that I was hoping was going to be on here was Hey Dude with your favorite, Captain Lou Albano. IIRC there is a line in there where Captain says he has to go rehearse his match!
Goldberg was on an episode of Yes, Dear.. The only other show off the top of my head with a wrestler I can think of is Kane on Smallville but that's not a sitcom
Kevin Nash and Chyna show up in Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Also Scott Steiner, Buff Bagwell and Booker T appeared on Charmed.
I'll give you Sabrina the Teenage Witch, but Charmed wasn't a sitcom; it was a drama series.
I was hoping at some point you’d talk about the sitcom “Nikki”! Finally!
It was more than just Savage and Nash. Pretty sure Blue Meanie showed up in an episode as well.
I think Victoria had a minor part in one episode, too. It'd be great if he did a full video reviewing the series, since it sounds like he just discovered its existence.
There was the Mullets show which had the Dudley Boys.
Oh there was John Cena on Parks and Recreation all those wwe stars on psych oh and hogan on the a-team
gatorsfan4ever he said in the video he was just doing sitcoms though, so dramas and action shows like the a team wouldn't be included.
Great Kahli had a cameo in a show called Outsourced that was kinda entertaining or at least as entertaining as Kahli can get
The Macho Man Randy Savage moment made me really sad. It's so painfully accurate what the fuck?
Da Maniac makes another appearance in "It's Always Sunny" in "Dennis and Mac Buy a Timeshare".
Can I just admit The Great Khali wasn't bad at the 2005 The Longest Yard?
amit banai his Job was simple. Look like a fucking Psychopath. And he was great at it.
He wasn't bad in Get Smart either
"Now I don't have to stab you"
amit banai - Not a sitcom, but I agree, he was great! The real revelation in that film was Nash! My goodness he was wonderful in his role!!
"and he was like OW MY BALLS"
I LOVE It's always sunny in Philadelphia. And this is one of my top 10 favorite episodes.
Nikki was SMOKIN HOT
Triple H had a cameo as himself in the Bernie Mac Show