Jim Ross singing to a panicked Corny on an airplane flight to calm him down is enough internet for me this week.

Double cheeseburger, double cheese, extra onions!

Don't care what anybody thinks of JR and Cornette. Loved watching them in Mid-South, JCP, WCW, and WWF. They have forgotten more than anyone would ever know about wrestling.

This has to be the fairest podcast about Cornette I have heard in a long time.

I honestly couldn't care less what people think about Cornette and Ross. I have unlimited and unqualified respect and admiration for both, and I just love to hear them talk. That's not the case with many, many Pro-wrestling podcasts. The knowledge these two have, and their influence on the industry, they ARE pro-wrestling history and will influence its future. You might not like what they say, and you don't have to agree with them, but if you're any kind of fan of wrestling, these guys deserve your respect and attention.

Im a Jim Cornette guy

The thought of JR rolling a joint is intriguing, to say the least.

UPDATE: JR's starting a cannabis farm.

3:45 Conrad and JR start talking about Corny.

This should be the he highest rated episode.  Long live JC.  Corny drivethru

JR singing 'the needle and the damage done "to Cornette. Then, He thinks that people on the plane assume they are gay. 'Not that there's anything wrong with that. "Best part of the podcast!

I remember this angle. Seeing Cowboy Bill Watts come out retirement to beat up on spoiled rich kid Cornette (that was his manager character) was great. I begged my dad to see it when they came to Oklahoma City. Watching him beat up Cornette "in a diaper match" was so much fun. When Watts won, he wrapped a diaper around Cornette and then threw baby powder all over him as he rolled around the ring crying. The fact I remember it 30-40 years later speaks to how great they were at telling the story.

Just woke up hearing JR doing Bruce Prichard doing Jim Cornette...wtf?  LMAO!

The reason why Corny is over by the way isn't because he's found a way to reinvent his character. Like J.R. mentions at the end here. He's just found a platform where he can truly be himself, and because he is completely honest and tells it like it is. He appeals to people.

The respect that Corny and J.R. have for each other is refreshing and real

Did anyone else just listen to the ENTIRE PODCAST?! 🤔 I didn't even take a break for a second. If I did I would rewind it, that's how good I think it was. And I can never listen to something for over two hours like that. jR is an amazing story teller 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I can still hear Bill Watts;  “Get your hands off me, you sissy!!!!” 😂😂😂

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Jim is a legend

What a great episode.  I'm a big fan of Jim Cornette and this was a reminder of how great his career was. Jim's a legend.

Vader and Cornette was one of the best wrestler/manager pairings in the past 5 decades

JR doing Cornette... I popped big for that.