
The Lapsed Fan co-chairmen bring a unique chemistry and perspective to discussion of the pro wrestling of lore, reviewing archived pay-per-views with a fresh set of eyes, and identifying just what it was that made wrestling better – or, often, worse – in years past. Consider it the definitive audio guide to the archived shows in your WWE Network. Or don't, but be sure to listen for the spills and ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1000 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmWrestlingSports | |||

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At first, the incessant laughter turned me off.. but then I decided I can’t penalize these guys for enjoying themselves. Their deep dive on the career of Terry Funk in Japan got me hooked on TLF. Nobody does a better job of covering their subject than JP & Jack. If AEW is for the modern wrestling “sickos” then TLF is definitely “that cast” for the lapsed sickos. Like Meltzer reviewing a Tokyo Dome match, TLF is a ***** rating every time.
Dopey paranoid Hulk Hogan is the funniest thing in podcasting
I drive truck 11 hours a day and it’s you guys that make the time go by. I swear to god I might end up off the side of the road from laughing at your Jesse The Body impressions. Cheers fellas, well done 🥃
After listening to your hour of bad-mouthing Hulk Hogan upon news of his death, I’m finally going to have to pull the plug on this show, and if the complete lack of advertising revenue indicated by the repeated minute-long gaps of dead-air where marketable podcasts typically run ads, I have to assume the end is drawing near anyway. I’ve always found men making a living* disparaging other people’s success somewhat sad, but your Hogan anti-tribute was legitimately embarrassing. Why would his indus... more
To randomly have 1994 Bash at the Beach as last pod before Hulkamania checked out is sooooo TLF.
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Focusing on pro wrestling, this podcast offers insightful commentary on historical wrestling events, particularly pay-per-view shows, from a nostalgic perspective. The hosts bring their unique chemistry to discussions, attracting listeners who appreciate the lore and intricacies of wrestling history. With a mix of humor and critical analysis, the episodes often explore the successes and failures of various wrestling eras, providing entertaining anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories that illuminate the wrestling world. Fans looking for a deep dive into wrestling narratives and character developments will find this podcast particularly engaging, as it frequently features interviews with industry veterans who share their firsthand experience... more
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