Wait, do you think somebody might be getting fired tonight? In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys review the final episode of Monday Night Raw in 1998, where Vince McMahon enacts his revenge against DX. Matches get booked between Triple H and Ken Shamrock, X-pac and the Big Bossman, Billy Gunn and Kane, and the Road Dogg against Mankind. Al Snow is still covered in a mysterious red substance, and Sable is back on our screens. The Rock says, "Shut your mouth Michael Cole!"

You can't have Sexual Chocolate without any whipped cream! In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys get exposed to Sexual Chocolate Mark Henry's most erotic, depraved adventure yet. Gangrel and the Brood continue to give people blood baths, Shane McMahon takes the reins while Vince is away, and Commissioner Shawn Michaels makes some great matches. The Big Bossman and the Road Dogg are surprisingly good, while the Blue Blazer story continues to be predictably bad. That's gotta be… a C-clamp!

Does it look like Vince needs to get on a cycle or two? In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys examine the fallout from the Rock Bottom Pay Per View, with championship matches being made for the New Age Outlaws against Ken Shamrock and the Big Bossman, as well as the Rock defending his title against Triple H. The Blue Blazer continues to stink up the card, and Michael Cole leaves quite a bit to be desired on commentary. But hey, we got to make a Linda Tripp reference!

It's the Pay Per View that buries itself! In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys examine one of the weakest Pay Per Views in recent memory, full of disappointing moments in some surprising places. The Undertaker, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Mankind and the Rock all end up with low star counts, while the undercard does its best to prop the show up. D-Lo Brown and Mark Henry delivered, and so did Goldust. Don't forget about that special treat though: Debra's Tastykakes!

Two Tiger appearances is too much! In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys review the go-home show leading into the Rock Bottom Pay Per View. The Rock, Mankind, the Undertaker, and Stone Cold Steve Austin all take part in a climactic main event, but the undercard left something to be desired. Steve Blackman and Jeff Jarrett continue to circle the drain, Hawk gets his first mention post-murder, and the Brood are trending downward. At least Sloppy Bob got to walk away with the Ho's, though!

Let's bust a move, baby! In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys sit down to watch a great episode that highlights the blossoming romance between Mark Henry and Chyna, much to D-Lo Brown's chagrin. The Acolytes appear to have debuted somewhere else already, Triple H makes his return to our screens, and the Big Bossman gets a little gold for his waist. The Undertaker continues his hunt for the opposition, this time in the form of Kane, and Stone Cold Steve Austin seeks his revenge!

Who let that mullet back in here? In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys take a look at the ongoing machinations of the McMahon family, as Mankind defends his Hardcore Title against the Big Bossman and Ken Shamrock; Shawn Michaels' return at Vince's request is a little suspect, and the Undertaker is hunting Stone Cold Steve Austin. The Blue Blazer continues to be a stain on the legacy of Owen Hart, and the New Age Outlaws continue to circle the drain… At least Sable wasn't in this one!

Who's ready for asses being kissed and asses being found? In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys take a look at the fallout from Survivor Series, with phenomenal storytelling from The Rock, Vince and Shane McMahon, and Mankind. Mark Henry takes a big step up in his angle with Chyna, Ken Shamrock enters the next phase of being a heel, and D-Generation X continues to languish without Triple H. You know what else this episode could use? A suicide angle!