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Let Me Tell You Something!

by Chess Club Rebels

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Lorcan Mullan (@lorcanmullan) and Simon Cross (@simoncross3) are two different generations of wrestling fans that came together in friendship and now you can hear them every week discuss a facet related to the wrestling industry. Series within the series include 'The Meltzer 5-Star Project' in which the hosts discuss every match that they can find that Dave Meltzer rated five stars (or higher) in his Wrestling Observer Newsletter. 'Match of the Week' has Lorcan and Simon take it in turns to pick a match from the wide world and long history of wrestling for a discussion. 'Silver Screen Visions' involves watching and reviewing a film or TV show that is related to or set within the world of wrestling.

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Episodes

  1. Silver Screen Vision: #013 - Street Fighter (1994)/Street Fighter (2026)

    Yeah. This could have been shorter.

  2. Silver Screen Vision: #012 - Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends: Wrestling (1999)/Wrestling with Trump (2026)

    Two different generations of British documentary makers, with very different history and perspectives on wrestling, traveled to the US in 1999 and 2026 respectively to see what it could tell us about the larger story of America. Lorcan (@lorcanmullan) and Simon (@simoncross3) compare the two to…

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  3. Book It! #003 - The Death of WCW (2005) by Bryan Alvarez & RD Reynolds

    Will we give this MINUS. FIVE. STARS? Listen to find out.

  4. sMarch Mania III #10 - Johnny Knoxville vs. Sami Zayn, WrestleMania 38, 03-04-2022

    Hi, our names are Lorcan Mullan and Simon Cross. Farewell to March Mania.

  5. sMarch Mania III #09 - The Undertaker vs. Roman Reigns, WrestleMania 33, 02-04-2017

    Even Charlie Brown would have taken the hint by now, Vince...

  6. sMarch Mania III #08 - Charlotte Flair vs. Sasha Banks vs. Becky Lynch, WrestleMania 32, 03-04-2016

    We're just a couple of great guys. That's the overriding theme of this episode, in case you don't know. Tell your friends about us. Especially the chicks.

  7. sMarch Mania III #07 - John Morrison, Trish Stratus & Snooki vs. Dolph Ziggler & LayCool, WrestleMania XXVII, 03-04-2017

    Verbal smoosh smoosh

  8. sMarch Mania III #06 - Shawn Michaels vs. Ric Flair, WrestleMania XXIV, 30-08-2008

    We're sorry. We like you.

  9. March Mania III #05 - Eddie Guerrero vs. Kurt Angle, WrestleMania XX, 14-03-2004

    Laptops are jerks

  10. March Mania III #04 - Ahmed Johnson & The Legion of Doom vs. The Nation of Domination, 24-03-1997

    'The WWE's Complex "Black" History" by F.D. Signifier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQIqWXJu670

  11. March Mania III #03 - Lex Luger vs. Yokozuna, WrestleMania X , 20-03-1994

    We'll be your hero

  12. March Mania III #02 - Hulk Hogan vs. The Ultimate Warrior, WrestleMania VI, 01-04-1990

    No Hogan-Warrior, no Let Me Tell You Something. So that's another reason for you to dislike both men.

  13. March Mania III #01 - 20-Man WWF/NFL Battle Royal, WrestleMania 2, 07-04-1986

    No wonder he won Minnesota

  14. Silver Screen Vision: #011 - Queen of the Ring (2024)

    We've read the book, now we watch the movie!

  15. Book It! #002 - The Queen of the Ring: Sex, Muscles, Diamonds, and the Making of an American Legend (2009) by Jeff Leen

    The First Lady of Women's Wrestling gets the full biography treatment from a respect research journalist. Part of a triple-bill of episodes where Lorcan (@lorcanmullan) and Simon (@simoncross3) talk about this Burke biography, the recent movie inspired by it, and a match from that era.

  16. LMTYS #054.2 - 2025 in Review (Part 2)

    We didn't even get to those creepy AI videos with 2Pac, Biggie Smalls, and Iain Paisley. Those were weird, eh?

  17. LMTYS #054.1 - 2025 in Review (Part 1)

    Because a wrestling podcast is where you go for mildly impressive personal achievements

  18. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #11, AEW All Out/TNA Bound for Glory, 20-09-2025/12-10-2025

    Two hours of us talking? It's the best Christmas Day present anyone could ask for.

  19. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #10, Survivor Series, 18-11-2001

    Oh, Jeff. Please change. Never change.

  20. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #09, Smackdown #0093, 22-05-2001

    People forgot about this one before the WWE even wanted them to. But that's why we're here. To remember for you.

  21. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #08, WrestleMania XVII, 01-04-2001

    We all get by with a little help from our friends. Especially if that friend is a rhino.

  22. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #07, Royal Rumble 2001 and No Way Out 2001, 21-01-2001 and 25-02-2001

    Slow things down, kid

  23. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #06, Unforgiven 2000 and Raw #0383,

    It's off to work we go

  24. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #05, SummerSlam 2000, 27-08-2000

    Oh my.

  25. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #04, WrestleMania 2000, 02-04-2000

    The first TLC in all but name

  26. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #03, No Way Out, 27-02-2000

    Not a table, ladder, or chair to be seen. We shouldn't have bothered, really.

  27. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #02, Royal Rumble, 23-01-2000

    You know that scene in A Clockwork Orange when Alex is forced to keep his eye opens? We nearly had to use one of those to get Simon to watch this match.

  28. Rerun the Rivalry IV: Rerun the TLC - Part #01, No Mercy, 18-10-1999

    The first WWF/WWE feud to get the RTR treatment, Lorcan (@lorcanmullan) and Simon (@simoncross3) are covering a more complex set-up than the previous one-on-one matches. This time it's the major matches from October 1999 to November 2001 that featured at least two of the tag team combinations of...

  29. The Meltzer 5-Star Project: An Ending

    It's not goodbye. It's just good journey.

  30. LMTYS #053 - Hulk Hogan (1953 - 2025)

    That was flagrant false advertising, brother...

  31. Book It! #001 - Hell in Boots: Clawing My Way Through Nine Lives (2025) by Saraya-Jade Bevis

    A new series is the final part of our Saraya/Paige trilogy.

  32. Under the Spotlight #001 - Paige vs. Emma (WWE, 20-06-2013 and 27-02-2014)

    Part 2 of the Paige/Saraya trilogy.

  33. Silver Screen Vision: #010 - The Wrestlers: Fighting with My Family (2012)/Fighting with My Family (2019)

    Lorcan and Simon are joined by Thom Hodgkinson to help them embark on a trilogy of episodes based around Saraya Bevis-Knight, aka Paige. To begin with they discuss the 2019 film written and directed by Stephen Merchant, produced by The Rock and starring the then-up-and-comer Florence Pugh...

  34. March Mania II #10 - Sasha Banks vs. Bianca Belair, WrestleMania 37, 10-04-2021

    Haha! You're listening to March Mania and it's not even March anymore! You are quite the fool! Much moreso than podcast hosts who can't get their s**t together with 12 months available to meet the deadline! No, not a fool in sight from our side of things. See you next March. Or will we? Yes.

  35. March Mania II #09 (with Thom Hodkinson) - Daniel Bryan & Shane McMahon vs. Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn, WrestleMania 34, 08-04-2018

    Definitely just recorded this one with @ThomHodkinson very recently. Absolutely we did. Check out Kamikaze Club comedy nights HERE

  36. March Mania II #08 - Chris Jericho vs. Fandango, WrestleMania 29, 07-04-2013

    No one wanted to be here for this one. Least of all Vince.

  37. March Mania II #07 (with Will Cooling) - Batista vs. John Cena, WrestleMania XXVI, 28-03-2010

    Nothing goes over our heads in this conversations with Will Cooling (@willcooling). Our mental reflexes are too fast, we would catch it. It Could Be Said podcast with Will Cooling

  38. March Mania II #06 - Shawn Michaels vs. Kurt Angle, WrestleMania 21, 03-04-2005

    A dream match that lives up to the hype? Let's see what Lorcan and Simon think.

  39. March Mania II #05 (with Mark Cram) - Ric Flair vs. The Undertaker, WrestleMania X8, 17-03-2002

    "Main Event" Mark Cram from the Wrestle Club Podcast joins us with his unexpected pick from WrestleMania X8. I suppose since this is the fifth out of ten episodes we should call him "Main Event of Night 1" Mark Cram. It rolls off the tongue as effortlessly as the Undertaker being spun in mid-air…

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  40. March Mania II #04 - 13-Man Hardcore Battle Royal, WrestleMania 2000, 02-04-2000

    A conversation about wrestling that spans five thousand years. Feels like it too.

  41. March Mania II #03 - Lawrence Taylor vs. Bam Bam Bigelow, WrestleMania XI, 02-04-1995

    We're aware of the irony in mocking WWF for their technical and audio difficulties, so don't bother

  42. March Mania II #02 (with Ben Veal from Wrestling Life) - Roddy Piper vs. Bret Hart, WrestleMania VIII, 05-04-1992

    For this episode we're joined by Ben Veal. You can find his podcast Wrestling Life on YouTube and Spotify You can get your hands on Wrestling Life's first book, 'Badd to Good: The Inspiring Story of a Wrestlling Wildman', the autobigraphy of Marc Mero (aka Johnny B. Badd), here

  43. March Mania II #01 - Strike Force vs. Demolition, WrestleMania IV, 27-03-1988

    Here comes the Ax and here comes the Smasher They saw you across the bar and they want you to know they really dig your vibe...

  44. The Meltzer 5-Star Project: #247-249 (Ospreay-Allin, Ospreay-Fletcher, Ospreay-Okada)

    #247 - Will Ospreay vs. Darby Allin (AEW, 18-12-2024) #248 - Will Ospreay vs. Kyle Fletcher (AEW, 28-12-2024) #249 - (gasp!) Will Ospreay vs. Kazuchika Okada (AEW, 28-12-2024)

  45. LMTYS #052.2 - 2024 in Review (Part 2: Everything else... mostly)

    Everything ends. We promise. Also, our Discord. https://discord.gg/MvKVjSXP

  46. LMTYS #052.1 - 2024 in Review (Part 1: WWE... mostly)

    That's right. Part 1.

  47. Rerun the Rivalry III: Sting vs. Vader - Match #8, WCW Saturday Night, 04-10-1994

    "Ah! I love these lazy Saturdays" "It's Wednesday, Homer" "ARGH! WORK!!!"

  48. Rerun the Rivalry III: Sting vs. Vader - Match #7, Fall Brawl, 18-09-1994

    "If I tuck the bill of my cap like so, it means the signal is a fake. However, I can take that off by dusting my hands thusly. If I want you to bunt, I will touch my belt buckle not once, not twice, but thrice! If I tug this ear, it means..."

  49. Rerun the Rivalry III: Sting vs. Vader - Match #6, Slamboree, 22-05-1994

    "How would you like to be Heavyweight Champion of the World?" "Oh, sure"

  50. Rerun the Rivalry III: Sting vs. Vader - Match #4, The Real Event: London, 11-03-1993

    "Pfft, English. Who needs that? I'm never going to England"

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About this show

Lorcan Mullan (@lorcanmullan) and Simon Cross (@simoncross3) are two different generations of wrestling fans that came together in friendship and now you can hear them every week discuss a facet related to the wrestling industry.

Series within the series include 'The Meltzer 5-Star Project' in which the hosts discuss every match that they can find that Dave Meltzer rated five stars (or higher) in his Wrestling Observer Newsletter. 'Match of the Week' has Lorcan and Simon take it in turns to pick a match from the wide world and long history of wrestling for a discussion. 'Silver Screen Visions' involves watching and reviewing a film or TV show that is related to or set within the world of wrestling.

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does Let Me Tell You Something! have?

Let Me Tell You Something! has 466 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on October 29, 2026.

What is Let Me Tell You Something! about?

Lorcan Mullan (@lorcanmullan) and Simon Cross (@simoncross3) are two different generations of wrestling fans that came together in friendship and now you can hear them every week discuss a facet related to the wrestling industry. Series within the series include 'The Meltzer 5-Star Project' in...

How often does Let Me Tell You Something! release new episodes?

Let Me Tell You Something! publishes weekly, based on its 466 episodes since December 2017.

Who hosts Let Me Tell You Something!?

Let Me Tell You Something! is created and hosted by Chess Club Rebels.
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