The Undertaker debuts, the Gobbeldy Gooker also debuts, Ultimate Warrior mixes Tito Santana's heritage up, Ax makes one last appearance, a whole team survives, Slaughter is full Iraqi heel, Savage wants a title shot, Joey wants chicken not out of a pouch and thinks about when he first saw this show while he takes a look at Survivor Series 1990.

Joey remembers getting his dream job and almost losing it immediately, Hogan and Michaels see who is the best, Matt Hardy and Edge make it personal, Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero have the strangest custody battle ever, Batista and JBL get brutal, and Randy Orton makes it a family affair against the Undertaker as Joey takes a look at SummerSlam 2005.

Dusty wins the world title, Baby Doll gets Cornette in a cage, Magnum T.A. picks up a win, Jimmy Valiant gets shaved, Tully and Garvin punch, Wahoo reigns supreme with the strap, and Joey takes a vacation as he looks at the Great American Bash '86-Greensboro.

Flair and Magnum go at it, Martel and Hansen brawl all over, championships are defended, weird things happen in the stands, Jack Brickhouse remembers, and Joey completes a set as he takes a look at SuperClash '85 from the AWA.

The Ultimate Warrior takes on Ted DiBiase and gets attacked by Randy Savage, Nikolai takes on Sgt. Slaughter, Big Man takes on Mr. Perfect and goes after Bobby Heenan, Joey returns to the south and rips his one good pair of pants as he takes a look at The Main Event IV from the WWF.

Sting finally unmasks The Black Scorpion, the Pat O'Connor Memorial Tag Team Tournament is held, Luger goes for the US Title, The Skyscrapers reunite, The Horsemen and Doom mix it up, Teddy Long wants to make sure we know it's the early 1990's as Joey takes a long drive home and has a personal achievement as he takes a look at Starrcade 1990 from WCW.

A Cell Phone says I Quit, Cena won't say I quit, Christian goes after his title, Lawler and Cole have a Kiss my Foot Match, JR has BBQ Sauce, the Bella Twins switch places, R-Truth can't find a parking spot as Joey gears up for his busy season, celebrates his anniversary, and takes a look at Over the Limit 2011.

Taking his inspiration from comic books, Joey presents the first COJWS Annual. He looks at two WWF on MSG shows from 1991 including a Desert Storm Match.

President "Obama" does a Spinaroonie, R-Truth goes for the WWE Championship, Alex Riley takes on the Miz, two Championships change hands, and we get one step closer to CM Punk's moment as Joey hits a weight loss goal and takes a look at Capital Punishment 2011.

Joey goes to the doctor, Shawn Michaels plugs his outdoor show, Booker T is in charge of the wheel, John Cena and R-Truth battle in a Tables Match, Mark Henry destroys The Big Show and a cage, DDP shills for the Monday Nitro DVD, and CM Punk delivers a Pipebomb as Joey takes a look at the June 27, 2011 episode of Monday Night Raw.

After his Pipebomb promo, CM Punk promises to leave the WWE as the WWE Champion, Vince McMahon is determined that he is not, John Cena is determined to win the right way, Christian is determined to win at any cost, Randy Orton is just determined, and 16 men battle with many ladders for a chance at the Money in the Bank briefcase as Joey remembers two great men and takes a look at the 2011 Money in the Bank.