#OscarYes

·1 hr 8 min·5 clips

AEW announces a new streaming service, but DC and Doc can't figure out who can actually watch it or what it offers.

The episode opens with DC and Doc discussing the recently announced AEW streaming service, expressing confusion about its availability outside North America and its pricing structure. They transition to wrestling talk, covering Danhausen's WWE debut, TNA's low production value, and WrestleMania matchups like Roman Reigns vs. CM Punk. Doc delivers a hot take that Ring of Honor has always sucked and should be killed. The hosts then shift to their video game tier list project, starting with 1990's The Secret of Monkey Island. They debate the Civilization series, with Doc praising Civilization 2 as the peak. They discuss Duke Nukem 3D's interactive world and pop culture references, Battletoads' extreme difficulty, and Sonic the Hedgehog's flawed gameplay. Doc ranks the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, putting Michelangelo first. They cover fighting games like Street Fighter 2 and Mortal Kombat, with Doc preferring Sub-Zero. The episode wraps with Doc sharing two pieces of positivity: a heartfelt tribute to his late dog Oscar and gratitude for the supportive messages from listeners.

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AEW streaming questions lead into a warm, wandering run through classic PC games.

DDT Wrestling Podcast begins with AEW's announced streaming service, as DC Matthews and Doc Manson sort through the quoted $9.99 monthly price and the hazier questions around international access, archives, live viewing, and VPN use.

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For listeners who enjoy AEW streaming-service price math followed by a passionate Theme Park defense.

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