@@christiancoates609 I think that’s why people don’t like him, bruises their egos with history. I’ve never been in the military but I was taught to drive big vehicles by a Vietnam war veteran, when he yelled at me when I messed up I wouldn’t let the it bother me cause I was listening to the message being delivered. If anything it showed how much he cared I did the job right. These wrestlers should be thankful to be called out, instead of becoming spiteful.
@@Peachy_TigerWe got our a__es whooped if we didn't do the job right.. My mother always told us the world ain't going to go easy on us so why should she?? It's better to take a hard lesson than not learn nothing at all..
As a young wrestling fan who grew up on WWE territory propaganda, I had very little understanding of wrestling prior to 1990 but even then I still didn’t understand the inner workings outside of what WWE pushes. I started listening to Jim 7 years ago and now I have a significantly stronger understanding of the history of pro-wrestling and the success of the territories. But what I love about “Guess the Program” is that despite my newfound knowledge on the topic, I see how truly insignificant my understanding is compared to Jim’s VAST comprehension of the history of wrestling to a degree where he can guess dates, locations, and territories based off of five matches on a card. Jim is truly amazing.
NWF Cleveland had a mailing list and regularly sent out event, TV taping and other info to fans. Probably few remain, though, since the paper stock was obviously not meant for any kind of permanence.
Jim Cornette playing guess the program is so much fun because his knowledge of old school wrestling is so interesting Jim is the best and i get smarter every day listening to this.
I cant wait for them to see the forbidden door press conference jericho with the fakest angry rant at sting and darby who just sat there and let him yell whilst tony doing his fakest adam pierce impression it was hilarious
The last program Brian named had to be Madison Square Garden, what a card that couldn't take in other places but there. Plus the giveaway for me by guessing the year was the 6 man take with Andre and Big John
Leo Nomellini is in the Pro Football hall of fame. So next time you see an argument online on who is the best pro football player to have a wrestling career, you know what the correct answer is.
before Tully and Arn went to the WWE but the Sheephearders were still there. This was when Nikita Koloff had hair when he wrestled Al Perez. Definitely 88!
This is exactly why we stand behind Jim and Brian! No other duo has this level of knowledge on the past wrestling. Charles and I are starting our podcast soon! Charles in Michigan hit me up buddy, we can handle the late 80's thought current day wrestling history! I'll have you know! We will succeed Jim and Brian one day, we are the future lol. If anyone wants to be on the podcast let one of us know.
My best friend grew up in a tiny Town in upstate New York called St johnsville that has maybe a 1200 population and a tiny high school that graduates about 35 people each year. In the year you thought it was, 1983, the WWF did the tiniest of spot shows in this little high school outside of Utica. I am in possession of a developed role of old 110 Kodak film from that show where pretty much every seat was ringside. And I have pictures from ten feet away of Andre, snuka, etc. They couldn't have drawn more than 500 people I'm guessing maybe 1,000 because the building wouldn't have held more than that. I have searched high and low in old record books trying to find the show and I cannot find it anywhere, but I know it happened because I have the pictures in my hand with the develop date on the back. Why on Earth would you send your featured attractions to a spot show that couldn't hold more than 1,000 people?!
@@Peachy_Tiger so this would have been literally 82 or 83 when the show happened. Because of the develop date on the film, you can't be sure about the exact date because they could have held onto the roll of film for months before they dropped it off to have it developed. And I don't know exactly what month Vince bought the company from his dad in 82 so there's an outside chance that this show was running under Senior. Regardless, I'm just fascinated by a spot show with the biggest names in the world and I can't even find it in the record books.
I was thinking 1983 on the first one until he said Valentine since The Hammer worked several weeks after Starrcade in December 1983 and maybe early 1984 as well for Crockett and Snuka on top as a face meant it couldn't have been Valentine's previous run.
Jim should've thought about Greg Valentine's I-C title reign. That would've put him at the 1st WrestleMania. The Hammer was WWF tag team champions with Brutus Beefcake going into WrestleMania 2...
I feel like Valentine sometimes gets a overlooked as IC champion a bit because Tito's rein\was such an important element of the WWF and a big part of what helped him retain credibility for years afterwards. Greg became more remembered as a tag team guy.
I beat Jim Cornette for a second time in these Guess the Programs which I should be either happy, or disgusted haha! I may be on the young side, but love the history of wrestling when it WAS wrestling with actual wrestlers and not little spotters like the indie looking boys and girls today. We really should create a game like this that stars Jim Cornette in a board game of wrestling trivia. I bet it would sell off the shelves like hot cakes!
Not a fan of this segment of the show. To be honest I like when they talk about new subjects that aren't wrestling for a little bit like South park or their favorite movies,the religion thing was gold. This seems way to repetitive. There's only so many times I can hear someone guess what year it is
I’ll probably be crucified for saying this but this is my least favorite thing on the cornette podcast ever. Whenever they do these guess the program I just fast forward. To each his own I guess
Hearing Jim get frustrated over being close to the correct year for the program is always entertaining.
These have become probably overall my favorite segments on the show. So relaxing and informative
I’m always happy when we get a Guess the Program
For Jim to get as close as he did on most of them shows how much he knows about the business.
Agree with him or not, he knows his sh*t.
@@christiancoates609 I think that’s why people don’t like him, bruises their egos with history.
I’ve never been in the military but I was taught to drive big vehicles by a Vietnam war veteran, when he yelled at me when I messed up I wouldn’t let the it bother me cause I was listening to the message being delivered.
If anything it showed how much he cared I did the job right. These wrestlers should be thankful to be called out, instead of becoming spiteful.
I love historic stuff.. This is one of them..
@@Peachy_TigerWe got our a__es whooped if we didn't do the job right.. My mother always told us the world ain't going to go easy on us so why should she?? It's better to take a hard lesson than not learn nothing at all..
Always best when he discusses the old stuff!
As a young wrestling fan who grew up on WWE territory propaganda, I had very little understanding of wrestling prior to 1990 but even then I still didn’t understand the inner workings outside of what WWE pushes. I started listening to Jim 7 years ago and now I have a significantly stronger understanding of the history of pro-wrestling and the success of the territories. But what I love about “Guess the Program” is that despite my newfound knowledge on the topic, I see how truly insignificant my understanding is compared to Jim’s VAST comprehension of the history of wrestling to a degree where he can guess dates, locations, and territories based off of five matches on a card. Jim is truly amazing.
To be so close with his answers, you have to have really studied these guys careers and remember it all.
Jim's impression of Ernie Ladd calling Bundy a big fat pos never gets old.
Ya dumbed yaself right out of position!
One of the best segments on the podcast
Best segment ever on any podcast 😊
That yaaay at the beginning takes me out😂
The MSG St Paddys Day was their regularly scheduled MSG Show. In fact Wrestlemania was a matinee as the Rangers hosted the Mapleleafs that night
That last card (St. Patrick's Day, MSG) is on the WWE/Peacock network in its entirety.
Another clue for the St. Patrick's Day card is that Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart hadn't started teaming up as the Hart Foundation yet.
I always enjoy the common jim cornette confused "what?" in these clips"😂😂😂.
My favourite
More and more to come please
There is such wonderful mutual respect between these two. Not something you see expressed every day in Podcastland or in Realityland.
I'm happy if I get even close 😁 Corny wants the exact day 🤔 These two are so educated on the biz, thx for the knowledge fellas 🙏
I got the Gorgeous George program square on the nose. I think that may be the first one I've ever gotten even close on
NWF Cleveland had a mailing list and regularly sent out event, TV taping and other info to fans. Probably few remain, though, since the paper stock was obviously not meant for any kind of permanence.
Always amazing to listen to this segment
Greg Valentine didn't leave Mid-Atlantic until early 1984 so I knew that WWF card had to be in 1984.
Jim Cornette playing guess the program is so much fun because his knowledge of old school wrestling is so interesting Jim is the best and i get smarter every day listening to this.
Leo Nomellini was a HOF player for the San Francisco 49ers
LOVE THIS!!!
Honestly, one of my favorite segments from JC's podcast. Love hearing his knowledge of the history of pro-wrestling :)
“Bundaaay! Ya stealin’ from Mid-South Wrestling.”
Love these segments
I cant wait for them to see the forbidden door press conference jericho with the fakest angry rant at sting and darby who just sat there and let him yell whilst tony doing his fakest adam pierce impression it was hilarious
Just once i want to see Brian pull out a random TNA card just to screw with Jim. I bet that would be funny
London Kentucky loves you guys
First time I’ve ever got one right!
Got three in the end. I’m in shock
Thanks guys
1983 Jim
I always love a GTP segment. I'll take this over reviews of modern wrestling that I don't watch or give a damn about any day of the week.
I’m getting good at this from watching so many lol I’m at least able to guess the state and the decade correctly
The last program Brian named had to be Madison Square Garden, what a card that couldn't take in other places but there. Plus the giveaway for me by guessing the year was the 6 man take with Andre and Big John
Wild Bill Longson invented the piledriver...
Leo Nomellini is in the Pro Football hall of fame. So next time you see an argument online on who is the best pro football player to have a wrestling career, you know what the correct answer is.
It's clear Jim loves this game so much i can't help but smile
I was there and didnt know it was STL
before Tully and Arn went to the WWE but the Sheephearders were still there. This was when Nikita Koloff had hair when he wrestled Al Perez. Definitely 88!
Barry teaming with the Horsemen and Tullys still there. Surprised Jim overlooked those details
This is exactly why we stand behind Jim and Brian! No other duo has this level of knowledge on the past wrestling. Charles and I are starting our podcast soon! Charles in Michigan hit me up buddy, we can handle the late 80's thought current day wrestling history! I'll have you know! We will succeed Jim and Brian one day, we are the future lol. If anyone wants to be on the podcast let one of us know.
I enjoy this , give Jim harder ones....Jim is good at this
I am more impressed when they miss it by 1 year than when they get it right.
Id rather have an hour of these than a raw review tbh 😂
Or pockets review
For Jim to get as close as he did on most of them shows how much he knows about the business.
Agree with him or not, he knows his sh*t.
"material from my personal collection"...so I guess no chance of Corny getting right "Prison Vixens III" eh?
On the last card, I thought the giveaway on the year would be that Rick McGraw was on the card.
Totally unrelated but we need a Shit Stain Omnibus guys. I could listen to Jim shit on Shit Stain 24/7.
These are my favorites also
"We are wondering if Leo will be able to move the big Mexican with his powerful tackle..."
OOOH MY!
Our butt has been whiped.
My best friend grew up in a tiny Town in upstate New York called St johnsville that has maybe a 1200 population and a tiny high school that graduates about 35 people each year. In the year you thought it was, 1983, the WWF did the tiniest of spot shows in this little high school outside of Utica. I am in possession of a developed role of old 110 Kodak film from that show where pretty much every seat was ringside. And I have pictures from ten feet away of Andre, snuka, etc. They couldn't have drawn more than 500 people I'm guessing maybe 1,000 because the building wouldn't have held more than that. I have searched high and low in old record books trying to find the show and I cannot find it anywhere, but I know it happened because I have the pictures in my hand with the develop date on the back. Why on Earth would you send your featured attractions to a spot show that couldn't hold more than 1,000 people?!
Probably when Vince was more giving, Bruiser Brody believed the best wrestlers perform even in the smallest venues
@@Peachy_Tiger so this would have been literally 82 or 83 when the show happened. Because of the develop date on the film, you can't be sure about the exact date because they could have held onto the roll of film for months before they dropped it off to have it developed. And I don't know exactly what month Vince bought the company from his dad in 82 so there's an outside chance that this show was running under Senior.
Regardless, I'm just fascinated by a spot show with the biggest names in the world and I can't even find it in the record books.
Jim Cornette sounds like Shaggy 😂
This is a game that should be played be Ole Anderson!
I was thinking 1983 on the first one until he said Valentine since The Hammer worked several weeks after Starrcade in December 1983 and maybe early 1984 as well for Crockett and Snuka on top as a face meant it couldn't have been Valentine's previous run.
That’s why I love these it makes me think ok this person was here and there, but was that then? It’s so much fun.
Jim is pretty good at this game. Quiz Brian next
I miss the Drive-Thru 😢
Jim should've thought about Greg Valentine's I-C title reign. That would've put him at the 1st WrestleMania. The Hammer was WWF tag team champions with Brutus Beefcake going into WrestleMania 2...
I feel like Valentine sometimes gets a overlooked as IC champion a bit because Tito's rein\was such an important element of the WWF and a big part of what helped him retain credibility for years afterwards. Greg became more remembered as a tag team guy.
That would require watching that company. and at the time there were much better choices.
@@warren_rGreg was a very underrated IC champion. He was still in his prime and having great matches at the time.
right or wrong, close or way off, listening to Cornette's logic and knowledge at work makes this always a good listen
We get a rare Barry O reference.
Houston Texas promoter Morris Sigel, beast
I got more years correct than Jim. 😂
I love this segment ! Sometimes I nail it pretty close , other times I have no clue ! LOL ! Lets see how I do .
Yay!!!
the amount of uses of "fellow" on these programs is amusing
My favorite!!
Wow the 1st program was the day I was born.
Can we get a Guess The Program Omnibus Vol 2?
Brian's reading skills have been stripped from him
The duck soup!
This was fun guys brought back memories
I guessed at 1985 because of the IC title match.
For me, it was Bret working singles and Pipers Pit with Mr T
Oh goody It's guess the program time!!
I thought The Samoans had proper names by then.
I beat Jim Cornette for a second time in these Guess the Programs which I should be either happy, or disgusted haha! I may be on the young side, but love the history of wrestling when it WAS wrestling with actual wrestlers and not little spotters like the indie looking boys and girls today. We really should create a game like this that stars Jim Cornette in a board game of wrestling trivia. I bet it would sell off the shelves like hot cakes!
I guessed 83 for the 1st card too
I guess we was wrong bro
"He was always smiling" / "You can see the racial overtones there"
......what?
Hendrix:Live at Winterland is arguably the best live performance Jimi ever gave
Which is saying a lot
Hey derick
Love the guess the program segments. Absolute gold
Bender is great!
Guess the Program! 👏
Not a fan of this segment of the show. To be honest I like when they talk about new subjects that aren't wrestling for a little bit like South park or their favorite movies,the religion thing was gold. This seems way to repetitive. There's only so many times I can hear someone guess what year it is
Finally
first, look how special i am for it
first doucher
🥇
@@john_blues Trash.
Special ed
@@DERRTYCHYBO So he's on a mission?
Boy, they started these cards late back in the day. I'm used to the New Japan cards that start at like 6:30 or 7 in the evening.
I’ll probably be crucified for saying this but this is my least favorite thing on the cornette podcast ever. Whenever they do these guess the program I just fast forward. To each his own I guess