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Podcasts within The It Was a Thing on TV Podcast Network include: * It Was a Thing on TV--the original podcast, well over 500 episodes strong, covering the short-lived and forgotten events in television history. * The Squared Circle Time Machine--Greg Diener and Dane Woychuk take you on a journey about some of the more memorable events in the history of pro wrestling. Coming September 2025: What is a Podcast?: An Unofficial Jeopardy! Podcast. Mike Klauss and 4-time Jeopardy! champion Brian Henegar look back at the week that was on Jeopardy!, in an analytical manner. More podcasts may come in the future.
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Episode #78
Greg and Dane head to Montreal for the Go Home episode of RAW before SummerSlam 2005. We see Shawn get mega heel heat back in Montreal while the Hulkster and Kurt Angle wrestle in our main event. Also on this show we get the finals of the Diva Search, Eugene’s Gold Medal challenge and Rob Conway’s amazing theme song!
Episode #77
Greg and Mike spin off one of their favorite pre-show bits into its own podcast series on the feed! The 506 Game, where our heroes look at all the announcer pairings on 506 Sports for the upcoming weekend. In the debut episode, Greg and Mike look at NFL Preseason Announcer pairings and some curious choices for local stations airing some of these games. They also look at the map for the MLB regional games on FOX, along with some of the announcer pairings on NBC/Peacock for Sunday Leadoff/Sunday Night Baseball to close out the episode.
Episode #76
Since we don’t have a new episode this week, here’s a best of from 2021 when we covered the short-lived early FOX show “The New Adventures of Beans Baxter”. This episode has everything, Jonathan Ward, Savage Steve Holland, Kurtwood Smith, G. Gordon Liddy. So enjoy and we’ll be back with a new episode for you next Friday (August 21st).
Episode #75
Greg and Dane are back to discuss the second half of the SummerSlam 1990 card where we see our Double Main Event as the Hulkster returns to take on Earthquake while Warrior and Rick Rude battle in a cage for the WWF title. We also see Sgt. Slaughter award the "Sgt. Slaughter Great American Award" on The Brother Love Show along with Harlem Sewer Rats!!!!
Episode #78
In the first of a two-part episode on the SCTM, Greg and Dane return to the Spectrum for SummerSlam 1990. We get the Hart Foundation vs. Demolition in a classic match for the Tag Titles and the Texas Tornado facing Mr. Perfect for the I-C title. But most importantly, can Hacksaw Jim Duggan find Sapphire? Part 2 will be released on Tuesday.
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