JOB Squad

[6.0] "Great comedic stable led by Al Snow. Can't remember how they formed but I for one actually enjoyed seeing them. Why did I enjoy seeing them? I can't honestly tell you just that for some reason I liked them. probably liked the idea of this more than actually seeing the stable but oh well the memories."

[5.0] "Seemed utterly inexplicable at the time and rewatching it does nothing to change that. A short lived blurb of "wait, what? " But hey, it served as a way to launch Al Snow and re-re-relaunch Bob Holly. Also, any time 2 Cold Scorpio is on - it's always a watch. But. Wait what? EDIT: ok it IS better than a 4 (my original score). its more like a 5.25"

[4.0] "Much like the Social Outcasts many years later, this was mostly an unoffensive unit for the low carders of their time to roll with. It was cute, they had a funny t-shirt.. there's not a whole lot left to say. Well, I will say that I was not a fan of Bob Holly at this time, so I guess I like them a bit less than a likable group line the Social Outcasts."

[6.0] "I think people are being a bit unfair towards the JOB squad. It was never supposed to be a stable with impressive in-ring talent, it was a comedy show, and it definitely succeeded with that. I mean, the crowd loved them, I loved them (for the most part), and they didn't overstay their welcome all that much."

[6.0] "This was a short lived comedic stable that was never meant to be anything more and it did help Al Snow, who was over big with the silly head gimmick and also Bob Holly was easily the biggest success to come from it as he finally shed the terrible gimmicks that plagued his early career and became a staple of the Hardcore division along with Snow. The JOB Squad was pretty much done with because of those two fighting each other. Other than that it also gave us Gillberg and Bluedust while Scorpio continued to be lost in the shuffle."