Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs) and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now!) are joined by Diana's AEW Revolution live event partner in crime, the very lively and wrestling saavy Bobbilu. The trio discusses Sunday's AEW Revolution. There was gore galore as "Timeless" Toni Storm had her Hollywood Ending with Mariah May, Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher took each other to the limit in one of the most iconic and "historical" cage matches of all time with gore that would make a Cenobyte blush, and Kenny Omega went toe to toe with Konosuke Takeshita in one of the most psychological and definitive wrestling matches in the last decade, as Chris Jericho unapologetically committed the ultimate sin against luchadors across the globe! It was a banger of an event and the gang is here to give you all the takes you can handle.

The AEW-some Pod is back for a recap of the AEW Revolution go-home edition of Dynamite! Join Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl; Shudder's The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs), stand up comedian Johnny Taylor (Bummin' with the Devil), and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now!) alongside special guest, past pod co-host and filmmaker Brendan Petrizzo (Megalodon: The Frenzy, Mouse of Horrors), as they dive into the road to Revolution. MJF attempts to turn up the heat on his feud with Hangman Adam Page, Swerve gives Ricochet a scissoring of his own, and Cope shows Yuta what respect looks like on this powerful and hard-hitting show leading to the big showdown this Sunday in Los Angeles! Brendan gives the scoop on what went down at the Grove with the screening of the new film "Queen of the Ring!"

Johnny, Diana, and Gringo Fantastico are back to break down an AEW Collision that had everything—self-sabotaging sportsmanship, surprise gang assaults, and Jon Moxley treating a briefcase like it’s a deadly weapon in GoldenEye 007. FTR had a win locked up but decided honor was more important than victory (spoiler: it wasn’t), Daniel Garcia and Adam Cole put on a banger until it turned into an impromptu three-on-two mugging, and Queen Aminata actually listened to Serena Deeb, which was the night’s biggest upset. Meanwhile, Kenny Omega put his career on the line in a title challenge against Takeshita, Julia Hart suffered both a loss and a surprise Okada sneak attack, and Harley Cameron unveiled the most literal finisher name of all time. Pour one out (preferably not on Mercedes Mone) and join us for another chaotic recap!