We watched it so you don't have to, the year 2000 supernatural drama TV series, The Immortal. It's a paint-by-numbers affair mixing the worst bits from shows LIke Buffy and The Highlander.

Bret appears in two episodes as "Randle" a demon that hunts down other demons at the bequest of his boss, who we can only assume is Satan because the show never tells us.

Part of this project is understanding that not every match is a 30-minute classic, so today we're bringing you 3 quick matches from 1992, two of them even made it to TV.
First, we have the tag match no one asked for, Bret and Ultimate Warrior vs Kamala and Papa Shango, then Virgil challenges for the title and finally, Bret takes on the man, the myth, the mullet, Barry Horowitz.
If you still have room for more rambling we grind our gears about Seth Rollins and the confusingly named "World Heavyweight Championship" to close the show.

On this episode, Bret defends the belt against heel Diesel in a pretty good cage match with a garbage finish. We also discuss Wrestlemania 39 and Vinny Mac's preternatural ability to avoid all consequences for his actions. After that, we review our visit to the Bret Hart themed bar in Calgary. Spoiler alert, it was very pink.

Howdy, Marks!

You can now find the new episode of our movie podcast, Look Who's Siskel and Ebert Now! available for your listening pleasure at anchor.fm/siskelandebertnow. 

It might take a few days for it to appear in your favourite podcasting aggregator, but hopefully, by the end of February, it will be on all major platforms.

The new Episode of Pink and Black Playback will be available in about a week, maybe two. Until then, just remember, we think you're a real jam-up guy.

Contact Us:

• Email: pinkandblackplayback@gmail.com
• Dillon on Twitter: @BigFaceless

We're back after our winter break, did you miss us? What am I saying, of course you did.

Today we got a Stampede match with Bret, Bruce, and Keith Hart taking on a skinny Dynamite Kid and the Kiwis aka the Bushwhackers back when they were still from New Zealand. Then, to kick off the new year we also watched The Great Muta vs. Shinsuke Nakamura in NOAH on new years day this year as part of Muta's bye-bye tour.
We also ramble about Vinny Mac's return to the WWE executive board and Dax Harwood's new podcast.

Our new movie podcast is up and running at Anchor.fm/siskelandebertnow . You can expect a new episode in a week or two but for now, we've got the Episode about the film Crash (1996) we originally debuted on this feed. 

Contact Us:

• Email: pinkandblackplayback@gmail.com
• Dillon on Twitter: @BigFaceless
  

Merry Festivus and happy New Year, folks!

We'll be back after our winter break with more goofy takes on 35-year-old wrestling matches in February, but for now, we have a new podcast to share with you marks. 

Today, we're premiering "Look Who's Siskel and Ebert Now," where we watch movies Siskel and Ebert have reviewed and compare our takes to theirs. In this episode, we look at David Cronenberg's 1996 sex-in-cars, teen comedy classic, Crash.

If you're only here for Bret Hart nut riding, don't worry, this is the last "Look Who's," episode we'll publish to this feed.

Contact us!

• Email: pinkandblackplayback@gmail.com
• Young's Instagram: @joshiedrama
• Dillon's Twitter: @bigfaceless

PS: Because of the film we're talking about please assume every sex and violence content warning applies to this episode.