[quote name='JimmieMac'][quote name='mykevermin'][quote name='JimmieMac']While Vince and Jesse were good on Saturday Night's Main Event, they can't hold a candle to The Brain and Gorilla Monsoon.[/quote]
About time someone mentioned the greatest duo; you guys ever watch Prime Time Wrestling? Those shaq-fuers were *on*, all the time.
myke.
...I can't watch the Hall of Fame from last year, where Heenan starts tearing up, saying he wished Monsoon could be there. That's too much for my weepy ass.[/quote]
Seriously, when Bobby is up there talking about how much better it would be if Gorilla was there, with his now unfamiliar voice....I get misty. It's age and its coming for all of us.
Just the way they would play off each other was great, they really were the greatest heel and face commentary team of all time. Plus, just the banter that they would have back and forth, how Gorilla would talk about cook outs at his house and Bobby would wonder when HE didn't get an invitation and that maybe it got "lost in the mail" and Bobby would start in on how the post office is always losing his invitation to places.
It may all sound corny but back before there were PayPerViews every four weeks they had to talk about something to fill in the dead air.[/quote]
For some reason, I really recall Monsoon yelling such things as "Will you behave!?!?!" although there certainly were much better catch phrases they used ("humanoid" or "ham-n-eggers").
I liked the studio format (just the two of them with the pisspoor baby blue stage, with one television monitor between them. Those

ers were so good that I didn't realize how duped I was into staying up late (for a 9 year old) to watch The Mountie and Nailz take on Tugboat and The Big Boss Man (or some such similar nonsense).
They later had a "studio audience," which was approximately 7 people; for the uninitiated, watch Ric Flair's WWF debut on his DVD set. Seriously, it's the parents of the Beverly Brothers and some fat kids from the street.
myke.
...now, if 24/7 started showing this stuff in consistent serial fashion (

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reruns, man!), I'd get bedsores from sitting on my couch so much.