Okay, so here's the last video I will be posting from the show.  It has some great audience requests in it as well.

And, yes, we did open the show with Koko B. Ware's "Birdman" entrance theme in case anyone was wondering from reading previous blogs.  Anyway, here is the video for, "Jean Jacket" and other special requests from the crowd:

Hey, thanks to everyone in the PA area who attended my concert this past Saturday.  There were about 300 people in the Pig Pen Sports Bar that night, so I'm hoping some of them were WWE Universe members.  Anyway, here are 3 videos from the night:

"Don't Let Your Son Go Down On Priests"

"Milkman"

"Uncle Jesse's Girl"

I'd appreciate any comments you might have.  Enjoy.

As WWE Universe members, we are all brought together by the love for this brand of entertainment, however there is a good chance a lot of you share of love for other TV shows, such as Full House.  Yea, I know Family Matters had Mike Adamle in one episode, but Full House brings out the best in all of us better than any other show. 

I wrote a song dedicated to the struggle of Joey Gladstone (Dave Coulier) that we can all relate to one way or another, and decided to debut the video right here in the WWE Universe.  Let me know what you guys think!

I just checked, and there are roughly 250,000 members in this Universe, which means if we all join together and enjoy this song just one time each, we could maybe beat Andy Samberg's youtube record for his latest comedy song.  Let's make it happen!          

Enjoy the awesomeness that is... UNCLE JESSE'S GIRL!

Hey WWE Universe - how's it going?

First off, I would like to send congratulations to my WWEUniverse-found friend, Matt Walsh.  Just a few short months ago, he stepped into the squared circle for his first time, posted some good blogs on this website, and became a featured blogger.  Now I find out he has received a developmental contract with FCW, and will be heading down there to continue his training.  See, you never know what could happen in the WWE Universe.  Huge congrats to him.

Secondly, to anyone in the Pennsylvania or New Jersey area, I will be doing a show on Saturday, December 20th in Allentown, PA, at the new Pig Pen Sports Bar (on a really sweet, huge stage).  It is not a wrestling show, however I do plan on giving the DJ a CD of songs to play before we go on featuring some great entrance themes, such as Koko B. Ware's "Birdman" theme.  As you fans know, Allentown is the former stomping ground of people like The Nasty Boys, Snitsky, Billy Kidman, and even Batista for a while.  Hall of famer, Afa the Wild Samoan, just might show his face at this event.

Kris Fried & The Knights of The Standing O is a full band comedy-music show that mixes the energy of Bruce Springsteen (in the mid-80's) with the musical style of Adam Sandler (in the mid-90's).  Will be a lot of fun.  If you're in the area, come on by and say hi.  Here is a clip of a smaller performance (not with the full band, though):

The Captain would like to ackowledge a great decision that was made recently in the world of late night TV for nocturnal people.

Ladies and gentlemen, I am proud to announce that Family Matters has recently been added to the Nick at Nite nightly line up.  I know it may seem as though this has nothing to do with wrestling, but it most certainly does.  What's the connection?  Well one of my favorite episodes is the one when Steve Urkel and Carl Winslow get so fed up with eachother that they settle their dispute on American Gladiators, and we all know who was a commentator on the original series of American Gladiators series... Mike Adamle.  So keep your eyes peeled for that one.

Anyway, I'm proud that this show finally made it to Nick at Nite because it makes up for their disgrace of an addition last year by the name of George Lopez.  I've grown to be able to enjoy some Lopez family jokes, however I feel it is too new of a series to put on Nick at Nite.  The only show I would let that rule slide on is King of Queens because it is absolutely hilarious.  But along with Family Matters, Home Improvement, Roseanne, Fresh Prince, The Cosby Show, Full House, and sometimes even Growing Pains, make Nick at Nite pretty irresistable right now.  Sometimes they throw in a Murphy Brown which is a huge disappointment, but for the most part you can happily watch a good 8 hour block of shows each night, while going on youtube during the George Lopez episodes.  All we need now is for Saved By The Bell and The Wonder Years to take the place of George and Murphy and we'll be set.

So tune in and enjoy.  I would post more often about wrestling and stuff, but Freddie Prinze Jr. is just too good.