[6.0] "I liked that everything was straight-forward and there was little-to-no filler on this show. The in-ring matches themselves are decent, and all of the matches seem to be building to something in the future, so hopefully that gets paid off soon. Interesting to see that they're pushing Zach Gowen a little."

[5.0] "All started with a little promo by Johnny Kashmere & the New Backseat Boyz about winning the JCW tag titles. Then we moved to the ring to see the first match. Simon Gotch batters Breyer Wellington with his amateur wrestling background. I really liked his offense in the for of strikes and submissions. A totally different wrestler than what I remembered of him earlier in his career. Wellington and Jeeves are decent enhacement talent, but I'd have like to see less stalling from them. Then, Zach Gowen was going to take on Oficer Colt Cababa, but even if he encouraged police brutality, he woudn't wrestle a one legged man, so instead he introduces to the Rookie Deputy Dickhead. Dickhead has some times where he's on top and he does some decent comedy with leg jokes, for example trying to do a Figure 4 a couple of times. Gowen hit some nice moves, such as a code red and a moonsault. In the end, Cabana tries to interfere, but he is stopped by 2 Tuff Tony. Gowen takes the victory. On the main event, Willie Mack successfully defended the JCW heavyweight title against James Storm. The match was average, but fine. Mack's comebacks and high flying were the highlight of the match. I didn't like the crowd throwing bottles and cans to the ring. One of them hit Mack in the head and that things can be dangerous. But the match was fine."

[6.0] "Ok this is certainly something to dig into. First we have Simon Gotch making his JCW debut which was certainly interesting. Of course he did kick Breyer Wellington's ass though Gotch is certainly a good fit for the promotion considering his past in the WWE with the Vaudevillains. James Storm has been an interesting sight to see in JCW as he was more known for his TNA career but Willie Mack retained his title. Zach Gowen vs. Deputy Dickhead was hilarious as you got two local talent with one of them literally called Deputy Dickhead. The sense of humor of the ICP was certainly seeping in that ring name. Anyways, great show."

"Show starts with Simon Gotch vs Breyer Wellington. Gotch did some matwork, threw some suplexes, and in about 5 minutes had the most technical wrestling match so far in the short history of Lunacy. Deputy Dickhead appears to be Officer Cabana's new young boy, and he had a fun comedy match with Zach Gowen while Cabana and Matt Cardona cracked jokes on commentary. Deputy Dichead tried a figure four leg lock that didn't work on Gowen's one leg but he turned it into a spinning toe hold, then Gowen hit a one-legged Canadian Destroyer! Cabana tried to interfere but was stopped by 2 Tuff Tony - I'm thinking these 2 will meet in the ring soon. Main event was a fun brawl between Willie Mack and James Storm while the fans threw a lot of trash and drinks into the ring. All in all probably the most solid episode of wrestling so far on Lunacy."

[5.0] "bryan wellington and his goofy manager are trying way too hard but to no avail, jobbers 4 life, simon gotch looks like kurt angle compared to them. Match was nothing special, zack ryder slurring his words on commentary didnt help either. Gowan v Cabana was stupid, then some bum comes out, apparently he's some sort of legend in this fed. Main even was good, first match in this series that got enough time, so that's a start. Not a bad episode"

[7.0] "Simon Gotch as a face, yeah not working for me. He just looks so evil that I can't take him as face. Zach Gowen thought he was taking on Colt Cabana but the cop switched himself out for his Debuty Dickhead, that's his name. Good match and the leg jokes were funny. Willie Mack defends his title against Southern Six member James Storm. Obviously James was going into the chair he stuck in the turnbuckle but I didn't expect such a good match."