 # | Date | User | Rating | Comment |
| 1 | 06.11.2025 | Smi-48 | 1.0 | The Sharpshooter comes in less than a minute, but that's typical for superstars. After that, there's a bit of effort put into the smoldering Nailz-Bossman feud. Then there's a typical Riggins, what is like a '94 Horowitz, only faster. This is followed by another squash and a little WBF advertising with the Tornado. The Beverlies have a sissy phobia, a clear success, and also beef with the LOD. Crush squash. A Papa Shango interview comes next, oh, that was cool. Less cool is the silly High Energy Team with the very talented Owen Hart. Gimick garbage of a completely different caliber awaits us at the end with the Repo Man. Overall, typical Superstars and typical squash garbage. The stories don't progress very well either, making this a very weak episode overall. |
| 2 | 22.12.2023 | Rjepic1 | 4.0 | After the really dreadful previous episode this one returned to the usual standard of this show just being meh. Most the squashes on this show were actually decent; my favourite thing being the Crush vs George Anderson match. My least favourite part of this show was the Nailz pre-tape. I enjoyed the Beverly BRothers performance here in continuing their feud with LOD. I thought Harvey Wippleman sucked on this show. A standout point for this show was Papa Shango having an interview with Gene Okerlund; which ends with Okerlund having more of that black goo we've seen running down his face. |
| 3 | 24.07.2021 | TigerDiver | 4.0 | Compare to the past couple of weeks, this was an upgrade. The Shango stuff wasn't too much this time around, though it's still incredibly stupid. Your usual Superstars episode with nothing too much to complain about. |
