With the major networks cancelling and renewing shows ahead of the Upfront presentations, Aaron Wood presents a round up of the major news stories as they happen, when they happen.  Or at least at some point soon after... Read More

Being a Brit, Aaron Wood gets all kinds of cool stuff ahead of America, and in this case, it's Star Trek, which he saw on it's release day.  Now he's here to tell you some things about it... Read More

With Amazon dipping its toes in the waters of original TV, Aaron casts an eye over it's comedy offerings to separate the wheat from the chaff... Read More

Aaron has now been to see Mick Foley on stage three times in his life.  The first two were great.  Would it be third time (still) lucky?
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No Smackdown to review as usual for Aaron on the last Friday before Wrestlemania, so he fulfills his contractural obligation with a whimsical inventing of a Wrestlemania.  It's a "quick" read! Read More

It's me doing it because Matt's off having his latest puppy dawg.  Get it?  Puppy DAWG.  Eh, boo yourselves... Read More

This week, we got knee deep into "Awards Season" as both the Oscars and is irreverent parallel, The Razzies announced their nominations for this year's awards.  But rather than make predictions as to who will win, Aaron decides to pit the ceremonies against each other in a titanic clash to see whose nominations list is the best for their take on the film world. Read More

After sitting through the pretty wretched ending to I'm A Celebrity: Get Me Out Of Here!, his singular take on TV he won't like return with the beginning of the latest series of Celebrity Big Brother.
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Well, while we still do the wrestling stuff here at We Want Insanity, we've branched out somewhat, so taking inspiration from that, here are the first annual Aaries... Read More

Yeah, that's right.  Teenage Mutant HERO Turtles. Read More

Being a complete gag-hag that he is, Aaron takes a look at the nominees for this year's British Comedy Awards, why they were so surprising to him, and the flaws of the awards themselves. Read More

Join Aaron as he takes is first foray into viewing TV shows he actively doesn't particularly like, in this case a show where a bunch of rather minor celebrities are placed in an Australian jungle for, well, mainly to generate newspaper sales of bikini shots... Read More

In this week's article, Aaron takes a look at NXT where Kassius doesn't get what he was expecting (although he should really have been expecting it) while people who either are supposed to love or hate each other are hating or loving each other on Vintage Collection. Read More

In this week's article, Vintage Collection picks out notable Survivor Series matches from WWE's greatest eras (or at least that's what they think...) while NXT sees Vickie put up and not shutting up, the return of it's brightest star and a one-fall match with three falls in it. Read More

Aaron gives us all a quick catch up on what he missed last week while on the road before bringing us this week's NXT & Vintage Collection episodes, which see a main roster title match on the develoipmental show and then a Divalicious delve into the archives.
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Aaron takes a look at this week's NXT where the main event sees two major feuds clash in an almighty smackdown, if you'll pardon the expression, while on Vintage Collection, we see a whole load of sports people.  or at least the ones who lead the crowd in cheering for them... Read More

On this week's shows, Seth Rollins makes a near-Perfect first defence of his title with another Champion in attendance while on Vintage Collection, Who is on first (literally) while The Hardy Boyz manage to technically win the Tag Titles from themselves.... Read More

Aaron starts his new double-shot of NXT & Vintage Collection by looking at the continued feud between Kassius Ohno & Richie Steamboat while re-visiting some more mostly-terrible gimmick matches that WWE currently own. Read More

Once again, Aaron plays catch up as he admits defeat in his ideal way of covering NXT, so ahead of a reboot at the weekend, he brings us up to speed with the four week's we've missed. Read More

It's a brand new theme for this week's Vintage Collection, as we go all "game show" to randomly select some gimmick matches from the past. Two of which don't involve wrestling and one that doesn't involve wrestlers. So yeah... Read More

This week, the final "Month Of Champions" reaches it's zenith with, naturally, matches where champions face other champions, no matter how rinky dink the championship they are holding is. I'm looking at you Bradshaw... Read More

On this week's "Month Of Champions" show, we take a look back at Smackdown in 2004 as John Cena & Booker T embarked on a series of five matches for the US Title to determine who was the US Champion. Read More

Once again, Aaron scores big with his prediction of what the following week's show would be as his guess of it being a week looking at defunct titles comes to pass, including a forgotten classic and some WCW stuff this year. Read More

Having now recovered from an incredibly hectic August, Aaron has now finally found the time to sit down and get the NXT episodes he has missed done, including the "legend" returning, Sofia Cortez's coincidental goodbye and the first NXT Champion being crowned.
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We kick off the "Month of Champions" theme by looking at matches for the titles that made up the original "Grand Slam" set of titles of the European, Intercontinental, Tag Team and WWE Titles. Read More

Having spent 7 of the last 8 weeks travelling the world, seeing the best of what each region has to offer, the final "Best In The World" episode takes a look at those without a actual place to call home.  Nope, not Vince Sr's secret bum-fighting shows haven't come to light (yet), but rather we look at those folks from PARTS UNKNOWN!!! Read More

On the penultimate "Best In The World" show, we head to the bit of North America that keep Alaska away from the rest of the US, namely Canada. And indeed, half the show is Canadian vs. Canadian in-fighting, with the other half being The Thrillseekers in matches and the white, Canadian Mark Henry. Read More

On this week's "Best In The World" show takes us to Latin America (well, Mexico and Puerto Rico, really) as we see matches with some cool Mexicans, a kid form the Caribbean and a good chunk of the Guerrero Family. Read More

After our RAW 1000 sojourn, we return to what we had been doing, that being the "Best In The World" series of episodes as we make our way so far East that you just about start to come back again as we take in the best of what Japan has to offer. And still, somehow, William Regal manages to have a match on the show... Read More

To celebrate the 100th episode of RAW, Vintage Collection goes back to the first edition of the show, highlight the matches from that.  So yeah, apologies in advance for Rob Bartlett.  However, apropos of nothing, we also take a look at a huge moment in the Monday Night War. Read More

On this week's NXT, we have 2 tag matches, one featuring The Ascension and the other featuring the female lead from the original version of "Arthur".  Also, Sofia Cortez tries to show she's tough enough to hang with Natalya and the WWE's "Chosen One" takes on one of the IWC's "Chosen Ones" in the main event. Read More

On this week's show, we have former tag team champions going at it, The return of Urkel's brother, and two divas matches, one of which sees the debut of a Diva her father would have loved to have seen and whose mother would have to excuse herself to watch. Read More

As we hit the half-way point of the "Best In The World" series, it was time to blow the load of highlighting them there American folks who have graced the annuls of the WWE's tape library, including the likes of Kurt Angle, Duggan and Slaughter. But funnily enough, no Hogan. Read More

This week's show takes us on a trip to Polynesia and the famous face and family names that have graced wrestling from that area including a wild Samoans, a fat sumo Samoan, and a half-Samoan, albeit a Great One... Read More

On this week's NXT, Tyson Kidd's pre-recorded non-MITB related schnide continues, Prime Time hits Not-Even-Internet-Show-Anymore and Bray Wyatt makes his god-like debut in the Full Sail Zone. Read More

In the second of the "Best In The World" series, following on from the UK show last week, we expand out to see the rest of Europe, featuring the French, German, Finns and some fake Russians and Italians. Read More

When he's right, he's right.  And Aaron was pretty much right last week in what they would do this week on NXT.  Just got the match selection rather wrong, as this week sees Kassius Ohno make his one appearance while Seth Rollins & Camacho pull double duty.  That and our first Divas action of the reboot. Read More

On the first of a "Superstars from around the world" series of episodes, Vintage Collection brings it to Britain to see what we have to offer.  That said, like many Americans I've met, the notion of "Scotland" as having anything to do with Britain seems to have passed by the WWE... #JustSaying Read More

On this week's PACKED show, we see the debuts of Seth Rollins, Richie Steamboat and Leo Kruger as well as a Johnny Curtis vs. Derrick Bateman main event.  And also, this episode is visited LITERALLY from the future... Read More

On the final crusierweights-based show of the year, we take a good look at one particular Smackdown, some Old old-school ECW and yet another Juvi match... Read More