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	* Then-WWF champion ] introduced his protein drink, which everyone on the set liked with the exception of Lord Alfred Hayes, who vomited immediately after he drank it.		* Then-WWF champion ] introduced his protein drink, which everyone on the set liked with the exception of Lord Alfred Hayes, who vomited immediately after he drank it.
	* ] and ] did a parody of ] called Fuji Vice.		* ] and ] did a parody of ] called Fuji Vice.
			* ] accidentally firing a loaded gun while showing his collection to Vince McMahon and Alfred Hayes.

	==External links==		==External links==

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Tuesday Night Titans (often abbreviated TNT) was a weekly professional wrestling program, produced by the World Wrestling Federation, that aired on the USA Network from 1984 to roughly 1986 or 1987.

This format is best remembered for being a loose parody of a standard late-night talk show (spoofing in particular The Tonight Show), with host Vince McMahon and "sidekick" Lord Alfred Hayes conducting interviews with WWF wrestlers and participating in skits. Later in the run Gene Okerlund replaced McMahon as host.

The name of the program came from what at the time was the name of the WWF's parent company, Titan Sports. Successors to the show included WWF Excess and WWE Byte This!.

Memorable Moments

Then-WWF champion Hulk Hogan introduced his protein drink, which everyone on the set liked with the exception of Lord Alfred Hayes, who vomited immediately after he drank it.
Mr. Fuji and Don Muraco did a parody of Miami Vice called Fuji Vice.
Dr. "D", David Schults accidentally firing a loaded gun while showing his collection to Vince McMahon and Alfred Hayes.

External links

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Former WWE programming

205 Live (2016–2022)
Action Zone (1994–1996)
All American Wrestling (1983–1994)
All-Star Wrestling (1971–1986)
Championship Wrestling (1972–1986)
Confidential (2002–2004)
Cruiserweight Classic (2016)
Diva Search (2004–2007)
ECW (2006–2010)
Excess (2001–2002)
Experience (2004–2020)
FCW (2008–2012)
Friday Night's Main Event (1997)
Heat (1998–2008)
Heavyweight Wrestling (1956–1970)
Hulk Hogan's Rock 'n' Wrestling (1985–1987)
Jakked (1999–2002)
Legends of Wrestling (2006–2012)
LiveWire (1996–2001)
The Main Event (1988–1991)
Mania (1993–1996)
March to WrestleMania (1992–1994)
Metal (1999–2002)
MSG Classics (2006–2009)
Prime Time Wrestling (1985–1993)
Raw Sunday Dhamaal (2015–2017)
Saturday Morning Slam (2012–2013)
Shotgun Saturday Night (1997–1999)
Slam City (2014)
SummerSlam Spectacular (1991-1993)
Sunday Night Slam (1994–1995)
Super Astros (1998–1999)
Superstars (2009–2016)
Superstars of Wrestling (1986–2001)
Survivor Series Showdown (1989-1993)
Tough Enough (2001–2015)
Tuesday Night Titans (1984–1986)
Velocity (2002–2006)
War Zone (1997–2002)
WWF on MSG Network (1976–1997)
Wrestling Challenge (1986–1995)
Wrestling Spotlight (1984–1995)

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