WWF The Main Event #1 - America's Most Watched Wrestling Show

[@dr.loomis4221]

I can't sit through current wrestling but can't get enough of this nostalgia trip of a channel.

[@SALTER818]

Big time, this stuff feels so much better

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

Same here.

[@Sundaysjamsession]

100% agree 👍

[@olalesio9260]

I’m the exact same way. This channel takes me back

[@JohnnyGoodBehavior]

I also prefer sports documentaries to the actual contests.

[@louisvelez40]

WWE blocking copyright still isn't stopping this man. The nostalgia of this show brings back memories of watching Jessie the Body on color

[@briana656]

What did you have to cut out?

[@cornyhole]

@@pleaseshutup7053 like your mom

[@robgbaby]

@@lbdjthethird1240 classics never go out of style.

[@bodenlosedosenhose1590]

@@cornyhole That was slick. I rarely give insults a like, but that was too good. Kudos, mate, kudos.

[@maxwelljacobfreedom2965]

@@pleaseshutup7053 saying idiot is the new mating call for other idiots

[@kmac169]

As a kid without access to cable television from 1987 on things like the Main Event were really the only way I watched wrestling at all. It wasn't until the creation of Smackdown that I was even able to start watching wrestling more regularly... which I have to say is also the reason I've enjoyed watching the Monday Night Wars videos of yours.

[@jerryalexander8803]

There was also Superstars on Saturday mornings and wwf Challenge on Sunday mornings

[@justiningram6640]

Sunday night heat before ppvs as well

[@kmac169]

@@jerryalexander8803 I lump those types shows in with the Main Event as the non-cable shows I could conveniently watch as a kid.

[@kinga.k3187]

There was live wire on Saturday on sky1 and tnt nitro on Friday I had cable not satillete or sky back in the days but I wouldn't change it those days were the best me and my family. 👌👌👌👌👌

[@kinga.k3187]

@@johnsnow9653 we got into wrestling during 96 and so on that was before I got into it but yeah sounds gross but the plumbers son was great talent

[@SALTER818]

Macho Man turning "face" with Elizabeth getting Hogan to help was just pure magic, the best one

[@lexkanyima2195]

That's in October of 1987

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

That was a Saturday Night's Main Event.

[@SALTER818]

@@manuginobilisbaldspot424Sat or Main, they all the same back then but right on

[@ericjackson7632]

@@lexkanyima2195 Yup, October 3. However for The Main Event, they always had some big moments. The rwin referees, Mega Powers Explode, Buster Douglas refereeing, and Sid Justice turning on Hogan. I can't think of anything significant from the February 1991 episode.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@ericjackson7632 Sgt Slaughter

[@JokerThaToker]

I was born in 1985, so Saturday Night Main Event was basically my first exposure to wrestling. It’s what made me fall in love with wrestling.

[@wizard1687]

I was 10 years when this aired. I was crushed when Hogan lost. Everyone was talking about this at school Monday

[@jeremywilliams5141]

I was 12 and I'll admit that I was in tears. Lol

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

I was 14 years old and I was absolutely devastated when Hulk lost the title. I just couldn't believe it. 😠

[@jonesfamily2895]

I wasnt even born 🤷‍♂️

[@adielrrosas1980]

@@jonesfamily2895 eyyy same

[@colonelreb1014]

Same here. I was crushed

[@Stonewall29]

The Norm news hit me like a ton of bricks, thanks for giving me a good distraction, WB. I needed this. “I’m pretty sure, I’m not a doctor, but I’m pretty sure if you die, the cancer dies at the same time. That’s not a loss. That’s a draw.” - Norm MacDonald on cancer which fits really well with a wrestling video. RIP Norm

[@heisensperg9264]

Yeah it's terrible news imo there was no one as funny as norm macdonald

[@nicholashurst780]

You didn't count on my loyal Army of prostitutes!

[@geezy458]

Indeed

[@Jay_Digital]

Rip to the legend.

[@Justicesdad]

RIP now all the dirty jokes can be told

[@michaeljackson7732]

I was 7 years old at the time and I watched this live I'll never forget the shock I had when Hogan was screwed outta of the title

[@kev_whatev]

Literally my first memory of wrestling. I was 5.

[@mrsrex]

I wasn't born until 1991, but my hubby was 8 😂

[@jllarade3819]

Same here. I was shocked but happy for Andre but when he gave the belt to Debiase, then I was pissed, lol. I still thought all was real back then, lol. I was 10 years old.

[@3d1k3]

This is one ofy earliest memories. My uncle was super clutch because he made sure I stayed awake to catch. So exciting.

[@fergalstackstreams]

God, that Main Event theme song is just pure nostalgia.

[@kamalajordan9219]

Back when it was worth watching

[@zjdarrah]

I'm glad they used it and Animotion's theme too

[@jamwtb]

This is the show that introduced me to wrestling and hooked me for life. I was 11 staying at my grandma’s and stumbled onto the show as we had nbc on. I’d never seen anything like it and searched the TV guide for more, starting with Superstars the next morning. Great video, thanks for the awesome memories.

[@tuby101]

Same here. This was my very first wrestling show and the beginning of my weekly episodic viewing that has lasted 33 years later. After this show, I was excited to discover "Superstars" using the TV guide (3pm on saturdays), demanded my parents get our first cable box so I could watch Prime Time Wrestling on USA, and ordered my very first PPV (WM4) while praying my Beta VCR didn't mess up the recording of it so I could keep it. It all began here.

[@mrsrex]

My husband says the same thing 😃

[@endlessmountain]

Born '75 - I can remember how hyped this was and remember watching it on Friday night. Was odd that it wasn't Saturday Night but was at a better time at 9pm local for me.

[@AwayGoalRule]

‘75 here too 👋 :)

[@ricolewis2949]

April 30, 75

[@YewrinePish]

'89 here, so I got the Attitude Era where you HAD to know what happened by Tuesday morning or people chopped their crotch at you

[@AwayGoalRule]

@@YewrinePish 😂

[@juststatedtheobvious9633]

Born '75, and I was in an adolescent psych ward after a failed suicide attempt when this aired. (Things are better now, thanks to all the things they taught me there.) EVERYONE in the ward watched this on a single tv. Patients. Staff. It didn't matter. Andre vs. Hogan was just that huge. It's the only time I've ever seen anything like it. So that estimated viewing audience of 30 million? There's no way they're counting all the people who wouldn't normally be gathered around a tv together. For once, the WWE is probably undercounting the number of fans they once had, hanging on every move.

[@Slammer_1970]

I remember watching these when they were aired. I really enjoyed this one when it was released.

[@williamhild1793]

I was in college, just a few months shy of graduating when this aired. Yes, a lot of us crowded around a TV to watch. Fun times!

[@nlee4566]

Man, what a time to be alive and watch it. I was a early teen during the attitude era but this era is on a whole diffrent level.

[@LEOHACKMAN247]

Hopefully it was a 27". Lmao

[@BeastingSolo]

A 6.7 rating is a failer 😂😂😂 imagine today they get those numbers. Those were better then Monday night wars.

[@ROMANTIKILLER2]

different media landscape though ... television back then did not have the competition of internet streaming at the time of your choice. :-)

[@BeastingSolo]

@@ROMANTIKILLER2 Absolutely agree I'm just saying 6.7 for wrestling at anytime be a win.

[@bradybrapples]

@@ROMANTIKILLER2 not to mention cable TV was a luxury that was unavailable outside of larger cities - you had three networks and a handful of uhf stations IF you were lucky or had a huge antenna

[@michaelkeller5927]

I didn't see this live, but my cousin had it taped off the tv. We must have watched it 100 times. This was mind blowing TV for me

[@JimmyFoxhound]

Man I remember this show like it was yesterday! I'm so glad my father was into wrestling back then as much as I was. We had so much fun watching and cheering on Hogan! Thank you so much for covering this old show. I love the twin ref twist I was so angry! haha Such great memories from my childhood! I don't care what people say and whatever Hogan did backstage, I was and will always be a Hulkamaniac! 😁😁

[@maxwelljacobfreedom]

You are lucky to have those memories w your father

[@AlexanderKahrs]

I'm not gonna lie, Earl Hebner being introduced to WWF fans as a crooked ref feels...appropriate.

[@BudSchnelker]

Although still in high school, my buddy and I watched this on a large screen in a sizeable common room at the local college, with a couple dozen students. Half of those in attendance popped big time for the "title switch". I'm talking about running around the room and high fiving others. What a blast.

[@LEOHACKMAN247]

Be more specific. Anything 27 inches or above were considered large screen tvs back in 88.

[@andrewglicker4747]

Today WWE Raw usually gets between 1-2 million viewers. This episode of The Main Event had over 33 million viewers!! That shows just how popular the WWF was in the 1980's!!

[@seanmullens3297]

Those stills of hogans face in the after match interview were pure gold.

[@antonnakic8539]

Loved it.

[@george.s.8491]

Great days!! I remember being a kid in the 80s watching Saturday nights main event, I would just about give anything to go back to those days! I miss them much! Nice job on the commentary on this video👍

[@Richterdgf]

I recall watching this as it aired, it was also my Dad’s birthday. I couldn’t believe Hulk lost the belt that night. One of my favorite things about the Main Event shows, Saturday or otherwise, was all the cool logos they made for the wrestlers. I liked seeing the logos for guys that might not have had a shirt for sale at the time.

[@henrikschmidt3964]

I consider myself somewhat of an old school 'smart fan', but have no problem appreciating a show such as this. I get that this was for the mainstream audience and not for the hardcores.

[@ЧеширКотовский-к1х]

Thank you for making this little documentaries. I'm actually from Russia and we never get this kind of shows until late 90-s. It's kinda like real life super heroes duking it out and it's very entertaining. Thank you again, i watched a lot of your videos and will definitely continue to watch your work. Great stuff

[@jjthefalchon]

Don't let the copyright stop you from doing your work. Awesome video my guy 👍👍👍 best wrestling historian.

[@StageRight123]

Dude, you are on a roll with your uploads. Keep up the good work Wrestling Bios. Best wrestling channel on KZbin by far.

[@m8x425]

I just remember going to the kitchen to get a Twinkie.... then as I opened up the wrapper I watched Andre pin Hogan. I was so stunned to see Hogan lose that the Twinkie lost it's taste. It's not like a Twinkie tastes good anyways. Unfortunately the folks in my city weren't big wrestling fans so not very many people knew about it when I got back to school that Monday..... it must have been a Pacific Northwest thing I guess. Another silly thing I remember is The Main Event is where the IC Championship Belt without the red WWF logo debuted, and this is where the Winged Eagle World Championship belt debuted. Also, it looked like they changed the Tag belts because I remember the old Tag Belts were a blend of Gold and Silver and the Tag Belts were mostly Gold.

[@winasoking4448]

That's awesome

[@docgravenshmit6692]

I never was able to buy PPVs as a kid, so Main Event was the best wrestling show I could watch. It was awesome, and the late night airing made it pretty cool.

[@JADIP-hl8yd]

This is the show when honky-tonk refused to drop the strap to Savage.

[@lexkanyima2195]

But also having Savage to become the guy who become WWF champion, other then Hogan.

[@zt1053]

@@lexkanyima2195 That was only done to appease Savage

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@zt1053 not to appease it's a huge risk how WWF did

[@tylerbrock4068]

Nice I literally just made this show on my copy of 2k19. This will help with my roster.

[@ryandesain5090]

Most shocking moment of my childhood wrestling wise besides the Andre heel turn.

[@TheBlackScatPack]

I was still in the womb when this event happened and it was on my parents’ 11th anniversary. It’s nice to learn the backstory to the first The Main Event

[@Eternal5ent]

I was conceived during this month.. I was born in December of that year

[@jasonmayer2438]

ill watch it no matter how many times it gets taken down, you deserve the revenue, brother

[@DrDoomBloom]

I love when the Hulkster’s mind melted at the referee reveal 😂😂…great call

[@evanhanley6437]

Who knew this moment would become so impactful? This was an incredible time to watch wrestling.

[@musclesforsupes]

Man your channel is so fun! SNME was such an awesome show, I remember getting to stay up late to watch SNME, getting into the theme music and intros, while being so excited to see two name wrestlers, wrestle and not jobbers. The Hogan and Giant rematch was awesome and to see the rating for the show it’s crazy to compare that to the ratings today and how Raw and AEW can’t compete. Plus who doesn’t love the winged eagle belt! Your channel definitely brings back great nostalgia. Myself I felt my strong interest in wrestling ended after Wrestlemania 19. I felt that was sort of the last era of 80s/90s wrestlers I followed and after that all wrestlers just didn’t strike a cord with me. Although I watch the occasional reunion show, it’s not the same as are larger than life heroes grow older and older each year. Your channel allows the opportunity to revisit these matches and history and that my friend is a great feeling.

[@toddvanevenhoven7736]

Fantasy: Hogan accepts Ted's offer and they laugh at all the Hulkamaniac's in the crowd reaction. They then introduce Andre as the third member of a New World Order.

[@chrismizuno239]

Are you from Saudi Arabia?

[@LoopGawdTV]

@10:33 Peggy Sue was Sensational Sherri .....fun fact...

[@ShaunInce123]

33 million viewers. That's pretty amazing. That kind of number is never going to be reached again.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@MrRyan-wu4jx and i wonder if celebrities watching it at home.

[@c71score]

I was 5 when this happened. I remember my Dad, who loved Andre no matter what and HATED Hogan, was jumping up and down like Jimmy Hart when Andre won. Of course, his heart was broken a few moments later.

[@Zacknafin]

God, I remember all of these….. they were all great and the color commentary was great. Had my brother and I rolling.

[@damonodell9125]

Watched it live with my mom and sister. Remember literally everyone talking about it at school the next day. Say whatever you can say about him, Hogan was bigger than Zoomers will ever realize.

[@pleaseshutup7053]

What was it like learning about slavery and then seeing the million dollar man Virgil gimmick.

[@alexhobbs1208]

Boomers will never admit how racist Hogan is

[@damonodell9125]

@@alexhobbs1208 1. Not a boomer. 2. Never said Hogan wasn't racist 3. I dont care if Hogan is racist 4. Why do you?

[@alexhobbs1208]

@@damonodell9125 if racism doesn't bother you it's likely you are one yourself. 💁

[@damonodell9125]

@@alexhobbs1208 if the way other people's minds work bothers you then you are going to have a very tough life unnecessarily.

[@trondrew]

I had this on tape, for such the longest time and I swear I watched this tape until it died, for a good decade or so. Without even watching this video I could STILL tell you who won the matches and HOW IT FELT. It was just the perfect show to me back then, and I'm so glad to watch your review of it. For some reason I can remember small details like the Honky Tonk Man's music drowning out everything. Ah, to be young again

[@DerekDomino71]

I remember watching this live and I was in utter shock that Hogan lost. I wasn't a Hogan fan, but I never saw that coming. As a youngster, this whole thing was just magical to watch.

[@FandomRealms]

This was the first wrestling event I ever saw. I was six and my older brother recorded it. This has always been one of my favorites.

[@brophymusprime593]

I remember watching this on vhs as a kid. That theme song hit me in the feels. I could hear gorilla monsoon screaming in my head

[@mwk_powerlifting]

Despite being born 11 years after this show aired, I still appreciate getting to know the history! I dont understand people blindly writing off either modern or older wrestling without giving either a chance ❤️

[@40URTYK]

For the past goin on 2 yrs u make my tuesdays and thursdays so great, god bless you.

[@jacobwebb2623]

This show was AMAZING! My buddies and I use to talk about what was on the latest episode. I do remember I use to get pissed when it wasn't on! AWESOME VIDEO!

[@85futureshock]

The Attitude Era might have drawn bigger PPV buyrates and cable ratings but the late 80’s wrestling boom had the bigger long term pop culture impact. The was an awareness of the wrestling business from that period that still stands to this day with the characters, storylines and amount of people watching with 33 million.

[@breathedreams7344]

Unequivocally, the best wrestling channel on KZbin period.

[@blprom]

I remember this broadcast CLEARLY Hogan wearing the "Egg/Hogan 87" belt during promo & right after goes to the ring wearing the "Winged Eagle". I remember because it got me thinking "Something is going to happen & Andre is going to win this thing." This also means "The New Belt" at Mania IV had already been worn by 3 Guys😆Hogan, Andre & the Million Dollar Man.

[@onlyadonis3936]

So you're saying by every metric that actually matters this was objectively the best wrestling program ever

[@juststatedtheobvious9633]

Nah, he's saying a lot of people stopped watching afterwards.

[@AquamentusLives]

As a kid the storytelling here had me hooked. I didn’t know any better to try and appreciate good wrestling.

[@robmason5799]

I remember seeing hulk with the new belt. I knew I was in love of the winged eagle belt. Also knew hogan might lose. When it happened I was devastated. My brother was so happy because he hated hogan and loved Andre. I did shed a tear lol.

[@ricolewis2949]

I shed a FEW tears when he retired after WM8

[@srd767]

Man-to-Man, the smile I get watching these 35 years after they first aired makes me giddy. The opening interviews, the graphics the iconic opening theme (not Obsession but it was cool) the show and the end credits with Phil Collins "Take Me Home"...best era of wrestling!!

[@spookerredmenace3950]

even Adrea's head was bigger then all of Hogan's upper body lol wild

[@beefcake_9k]

I was 15 when this aired and remember it like it was yesterday. The Hogan Andre rematch and outcome was HUGE.

[@ssww3]

I love the ref throw by Hogan lol

[@timbartschwolfman]

Hey WWE leave Wrestling Bios alone please he's an awesome KZbinr

[@gfpbaneable]

Reliving The War is the only reason I still have the network.

[@Eric-wu7bp]

Pause at 22:05 “When it comes Crashing down and it hurts inside” 😂

[@Cloud121D]

I'm just glad Andre is officially recognized as champ due to this match. He deserved it, even though he didn't need it.

[@lexkanyima2195]

But unexpected how he won

[@skitzoweirdo5313]

That is pretty damn cool that you actually showed comments written to you from your comments section at the beginning of the video ✌️

[@bootleggodzilla1]

this was the first wrestling show that i had friends come over and stay the night just to watch this show. i had my own tv in my bedroom so we all sat around and i taped it so we could rewatch it a ton of times afterwards.

[@jaysmith2151]

Hey dude me and my mother literally love you for putting out these videos thank you so much for bringing back memories of over 30 years ago when we watch his stuff live it's so great to see it again since you can't find it anywhere unless you pay a lot for the network and you're uploading it on here thank you so much.

[@ryanc321]

My mate had this on vhs tape which he taped off TV here in Sydney Australia. It was a massive bonus getting invited to his house when I was 8 and 9 to watch the tape. It was like gold.

[@christopherwilliams7905]

The winged eagle belt was so beautiful

[@shadowman2192]

I thought Andre’s cold stare made him look scary. He didn’t need promos. He spoke volumes with that stare.

[@theronmitchell3073]

Great review, I had this show taped watched it over and over, I hope you review the other main events as well

[@TheLedonne3]

I was 12 years old and watching with my brothers. We were literally screaming in disbelief. None of us were Hogan fans and we were absolutely taken for a ride with the title change. I can remember running to the kitchen phone to call my friends. My friends phones were all busy because we were all calling each other at the same time. I remember watching the recap on the news later and going to bed in absolute awe of what I just saw. The greatest angle in history NO DOUBT. Absolutely impossible to replicate. I still watch this show a couple of times a year, smoke a bowl and fall back into nostalgia.

[@slanderman3296]

Better watch before the man takes it down

[@mrvice308]

Hey we are here almost 40 years later talking about it . I would say it worked. The 2 refs and Hogans reaction is so classic

[@jiryensaber6090]

9:47 "It feels like it goes on for much too long, but the faces Hogan makes..." YUP! Getting those Pythons all-powered and wankered up is all I hear now from your video on reliving the war the past 2 weeks ago or so... and now with this, seeing those faces don't help any...Yeah, I can see that crazy intensity later when one python is certainly getting "brothered" much, much more than the other side's othered... Also glad you mentioned "Jake the Snake" as the guy was one of my favs back in the day and knowing what's he's been through and gone through is nothing short of incredible. Its free here on YT btw as DDP shows him (and later Scot Hall to an extent) what a real friend is and how if we all had friends like DDP, the world would be a better place... Loved watching this stuff before heading out on a FRI or SAT to cruise the town as a teenager. There just wasn't anyone out hardly until the Main Events were done and then guys and gals were out in droves on Broadway and the usual meeting spots and hang outs to discuss... what else? Cars, girls, and pro-wrestling... I loved it!!

[@claybaxter3202]

This is what started it for me. I was 5. My grandmother would let me build a ring out of the couch. I never lost. Lol

[@HXTPJH]

Watched this as a kid too. Thanks for the walk down memory lane.

[@kevinwilt3918]

I remember the Monday after this. I was in high-school every one was talking about Hogan losing the belt even the people who said wrestling was fake. It was a huge shock to see Hogan lose even though we knew it was a show.

[@ferox965]

I watched it back then. It was huge. You are absolutely right about how exciting Saturday Night's Main Event was. Even though I'm Canadian, I was allowed to stay up to watch. The new belt coming out was cool. The Main Event was huge.

[@djdarq6311]

I’m Canadian too. We don’t have a curfew here.

[@ferox965]

@@djdarq6311 I was a kid when I saw it. The curfew was from my parents.

[@daywalkerx3167]

Any real die hard wrestling fan will tell you. This night was legendary .

[@kingvagar]

When I was a kid, my mother used to take me and my brother to a local video store on Friday nights to rent vhs movies for the weekend. I used to rent the Coliseum WWF videos back in the day, this channel always made me remembers those days.

[@michaeljohn8056]

This was an amazing video. Thank you for uploading this

[@jasonwohlers6151]

Your statement about McMahon caring more about the Entertainment side than Wrestling side couldn't be more than true. It's a statement that couldn't be more true in the modern Era

[@NaZtRdAmUs]

33 Million thats such an outrageous number.

[@scottypittman1]

I love the fact that the most watched television wrestling show emanated from my hometown. I didn't know anything about this going into it so it's nice to learn about history, especially since it hits so close to home for me.

[@maybachrob9475]

My parents had recorded on vcr I Used to watch this and wrestlemania 4 and 5 all the time

[@canadamike7461]

One of my primary memories of the Main Even Shows was that they finished later than my normal bed time would have been, but because it was special and it was wrestling I was allowed to stay up until the end of them!

[@martynodonnell8467]

Another awesome upload from the greatest wrestling channel on the net.

[@bizhustle3741]

This channel makes me feel so young... I was 2 yrs old in 1987!

[@Flynn01979]

Nothing was much more 80's than the WWF* during that time. If you were a kid in the 80's one of the things you were, was an WWF fan. It was a requirement as a boy at least. Some of my favorite childhood memories is playing pro wrestling with my friends. Pretending the bed was the ring and picking which wrestler to pretend to be.

[@chrisstoecker7189]

One of the most memorable moments as a wrestling fan. It was a happy birthday for me on the 5th of that February since I was growing tired of Hogan for quite a while up to that point. The way that played out was absolutely brilliant. As an 11 year old I had no idea there were 2 Hebner's. They nailed it with my demo

[@randallsimmons6534]

I absolutely love everything that you do. I look forward each week to any new content you upload. This episode was especially good. Suggestion? I’d love to see an episode on the NWA’s inaugural Clash of the Champions from March 27, 1988. It’s an event that holds special memories in my heart as a young pro wrestling fan.

[@juststatedtheobvious9633]

The Clash was like UFC and Wrestlemania combined for hardcore wrestling fans who couldn't afford PPV, back then. They did everything possible to make it feel like a real sporting event.

[@davidworden4470]

Man this was my childhood wrestling was the greatest show period and this is how Vince became number 1

[@kev_whatev]

This Hogan/Andre match with the “evil twin” is literally my first wrestling memory. I was 5.

[@steveknick1978]

All that just to get the belt from Hogan to Savage without Savage beating Hogan. Different times

[@handsolo1209]

@@steveknick1978 Different times indeed, you know, when they actually tried to make money and draw big audiences, so they kept the biggest star in the spotlight as much as possible.

[@roddypiperfan7719]

I was in the crowd for that. I caught as many WWF events as I could in the 80s

[@ryannutton1704]

Probably my favorite channel on KZbin

[@beejay271]

I have the greatest memories of this show because this aired on my 10th birthday and at this point I was a huge wrestling fan of both WWF and the NWA!😁

[@RepublicConstitution]

I used to love Saturday Night's Main Event especially with the My Obsession song.

[@ignaciomendoza1]

Dam dude it was going to be the first time I watched early, but then I clicked the video it got taken down but thank you for these videos

[@yeoshow1984]

Take that WWF/WWE copyright!

[@527]

Love the way your take on a more classic era. More please.

[@bbones504]

I was so addicted at this point at 8. This show was so good and EVERYONE watched it.