[6.0] "The big question ahead of Razor's upcoming title defense against Diesel is, of course, how the Bad Guy has recovered from Monday's brutal attacks. And since Doink is reportedly on vacation, the show kicks off with a lighthearted entrance for Mabel. Razor's loss of the title may come as a bit of a surprise, but it's handled with decent quality. After all the excitement, my friend Sparky Plugg's quick Success seems pretty ordinary--which it is. Then comes the first KotR report on Superstars 1994. The first qualifying match is set to take place between Scott Steiner and IRS. After a long absence, the Heavenly Bodies are also back in action. Lawler interviews Dink, which, of course, devolves into insults. And just when everyone thinks the big clown is coming to his little buddy's rescue, it turns out to be nothing more than a Jeff Jarrett in disguise, who finishes off Lawler's work here. That's pretty nicely set up. By the time the subsequent Bigelow squash match rolls around, Lawler's jibes directed at Roddy Piper are already becoming quite noticeable. The first sightings of The Undertaker are reported. And with that, a rather eventful episode of Superstars comes to an end."

[6.0] "This was fine. I know I say that a lot but there's not much singular words to describe the content we got back then. Mabel impressed in his squash. And surprise surprise we got a title match on Superstars! And... Diesel won the title! ? ! EHHHHH? What an interesting development. We certainly Don't get title changes on Superstars often at all. The Heavenly Bodies with the Angel Wing entrance outfits are insanely outrageous lol. The fan Ring Announcer was actually pretty good this week too. It's definitely one of my favorite things about Superstars."

[6.0] "Satisfactory Superstars, with the highlight of course being the big Razor/Diesel title change. Some surprising early KOTR build is set out already as well. The Dink/Lawler/Jarrett angle was pretty silly, though. Squash of the Night: The Heavenly Bodies."