Vince McMahon, Roddy Piper, and Randy Savage are in the booth, starting a new taping cycle in Worcester, Massachusetts.  According to thehistoryofwwe.com, the taping took place on July 29 and drew a heavily papered crowd of 14,221.

Jake Roberts tells the Ultimate Warrior that he needs to enter a dark room, where Lucifer awaits him in a coffin.  The Warrior goes inside, and Roberts locks the door behind him, turning the lights on to reveal snakes all over the floor.  The Warrior cautiously gets to the coffin and opens it.  When he does, Lucifer bites him in the face.  The Warrior begs Roberts to open the door as the snake’s poison takes effect, but Roberts refuses, laughing at how the Warrior is affected just like any common man.  Roberts welcomes a “man in black” to see his work, which is revealed to be the Undertaker, and Roberts tells the Warrior never to trust a snake as the Warrior loses consciousness.  Like all the segments to this point, Roberts knocked this one out of the park and his heel turn was shocking for many young fans that had only known him as a babyface.  According to Roberts, the Warrior was bitten several times by snakes when they filmed this segment because he did not shuffle his feet and kicked and antagonized the snakes he was working with.

Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Jim Neidhart are in the booth, concluding the taping in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Bret Hart’s squash from Prime Time Wrestling begins the broadcast.

Vince McMahon, Roddy Piper, and Randy Savage are doing commentary for the last episode from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Jim Neidhart call the action, still coming from Calgary, Alberta, Canada.  All of them are wearing cowboy hats, something that Heenan is not thrilled with.

Ted DiBiase’s squash from Prime Time Wrestling is shown.

Vince McMahon, Roddy Piper, and Randy Savage are doing commentary, still broadcasting from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

The Rockers squash from Prime Time Wrestling leads off the show.

Vince McMahon, Roddy Piper, and Randy Savage are in the booth, starting a new set of television tapings from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.  According to thehistoryofwwe.com, the taping took place on July 9 and drew a crowd of 8,500.

The Texas Tornado’s squash from Prime Time leads off the telecast.  The only twist is it has new commentary from the Superstars team and Piper talks of getting in another motorcycle accident, thereby scuttling future house show appearances against Irwin R. Schyster.

Vince McMahon, Roddy Piper, and Randy Savage provide commentary for the last episode in the taping cycle in Sacramento, California.  Savage predicts that Hulk Hogan and the Ultimate Warrior will scream for mercy at SummerSlam.

The Big Bossman’s quick squash from Prime Time Wrestling opens the show.

Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Jim Neidhart are calling the action which originates again from Fresno, California.  Heenan starts in on a bit about how the Randy Savage-Elizabeth wedding is a “match made in hell.”

Vince McMahon, Roddy Piper, and Randy Savage are doing commentary, taped from Sacramento, California.

Gene Okerlund and Bobby Heenan host this evening’s show.  Heenan says that Vince McMahon is having some cosmetic work done.

After showing footage of Tugboat’s turn on Superstars, Jimmy Hart walks into the studio laughing.  Hart says that Tugboat has sunk and he has big news.

Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Jim Neidhart continue to call the action from Green Bay, Wisconsin.

The British Bulldog’s squash that aired on Prime Time Wrestling two weeks ago is shown.

Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Jim Neidhart are in the booth, doing the last taped broadcast from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

According to thehistoryofwwe.com, Wrestling Spotlight featured an exclusive match.  Here was the result of that bout:

-Irwin R. Schyster (1-0) pinned Koko B. Ware (2-5) with the Write Off

Vince McMahon, Randy Savage, and Roddy Piper provide commentary to conclude the long tapings from Omaha, Nebraska.

Vince McMahon and Randy Savage provide commentary for today’s episode, still coming from the long taping in Omaha, Nebraska.

Roddy Piper is in the dressing room preparing for his match today with Rick Martel.  His left knee is wrapped up and he dedicates today’s match to his mother.  Savage rebuts that he is dedicating the match to his mom too because Martel will beat Piper.

Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Jim Neidhart are providing commentary, starting a new taping cycle in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.  According to thehistoryofwwe.com, this taping took place on April 16 and attracted a crowd of 6,693 fans.

Vince McMahon and Bobby Heenan host another episode.  Heenan brings out a mannequin dressed like McMahon and rips the hair off because Mr. Perfect alleged last week that McMahon’s hair was not real.  McMahon walks out and Heenan pulls the pants down on the mannequin, saying he has always wanted to do that to McMahon.

The Tito Santana-Mountie match from Saturday Night’s Main Event is shown.

Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Jim Neidhart do commentary, providing the last episode of the taping cycle in Reno, Nevada.  Heenan and Neidhart debate how lucky Ted DiBiase is to have Sensational Sherri in his corner.

The British Bulldog’s squash from Prime Time Wrestling starts the show.

Vince McMahon and Randy Savage provide commentary for this episode of Saturday Night’s Main Event, which was taped in Omaha, Nebraska on April 15.  According to thehistoryofwwe.com, the show drew a crowd of 9,400, with 7,000 fans paying to attend.  According to oswreview.com, the show drew a rating of 7.7.  While it is impossible to compare to the prior edition because of a lack of data, this show outperformed the 7.2 rating that Saturday Night’s Main Event XXVII earned in July 1990.  This would be the last Saturday Night’s Main Event to air on NBC until March 18, 2006.

Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Jim Neidhart do another round of commentary for the tapings in Reno, Nevada.

Gorilla Monsoon, Bobby Heenan, and Jim Neidhart call today’s action, kicking off new television tapings from Reno, Nevada.  According to thehistoryofwwe.com, this taping took place on March 27.