No Scrubs: The Tables, Ladders and Chairs Podcast

Vengeance is a human right. Wrath has left it's scar. Crimes are avenged as George and David review Christian Cage and Abyss' Full Metal Mayhem match from TNA Sacrifice 2006.

With a handful of Farm Coins in their hand, George and David are heading to Farmville, Virginia to review what may be the most obscure Full Metal Mayhem match of all time. It's Team 3D vs. AMW - Twice In A Lifetime!You can view it (30:00 into Night 1), and both nights of UWF Campus Invasion here at https://www.bilibili.com/en/video/BV1Es41177ZS/

George and David are back for their second annual spooktacular, once again raiding the NXT archives for a Halloween themed Ladder Match that will raise your hair, chill your bones and curdle your blood from 2021.

George and David are back with yet another match from Wrestlemania 22 as Edge gets his big spotlight moment at the Showcase of the Immortals against Mrs. Foley's Baby Boy.

George and David are here with the first of two matches from Wrestlemania 22. First up, they review 2006's Money in the Bank Ladder Match.

After a four year drought, George and David finally get to review another WWE TLC match, as Ric Flair goes for a record-setting seventeenth/twenty second World title reign, facing Edge in his signature match.

George and David decide to celebrate Margaret Thatcher's (and David's, I suppose) birthday with a Birthday Special that see them review what is technically a Chairs Match.

George and David are sick of TLC, Ladders, Edge and the rest so decide to have a duvet day and review a match with absolutely no connection to the No Scrubsverse whatsoever, by reviewing the Elimination Chamber match from New Year's Revolution 2006.

George and David are donning their black ties and trying not to get steak pie on their white shirts as they pay their respects at the Team 3D funeral, before looking at their Tables Match against James Storm and Chris Harris - America's Most Wanted.

We conclude our look at the Edge/Matt Hardy/Lita love triangle by analysing their Loser Leaves Raw Ladder Match from Raw Homecoming 2005.