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Last Ride: Post-Mortem

Last Ride: Post-Mortem

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A panel of WWE experts and fans react to the events in each episode of "Undertaker: The Last Ride."

Chapter 1
Episode 1 - 29 mins
Special guest Sam Roberts breaks down the first chapter of "Undertaker: The Last Ride."
Chapter 2
Episode 2 - 28 mins
Special guest Michelle McCool helps analyze the second chapter of "Undertaker: The Last Ride."
Chapter 3
Episode 3 - 29 mins
Shawn Michaels offers unique insight into the third chapter of "Undertaker: The Last Ride."
Chapter 4
Episode 4 - 29 mins
Shane McMahon provides personal insight into the fourth chapter of "Undertaker: The Last Ride."
Chapter 5
Episode 5 - 22 mins
WWE Superstar AJ Styles helps break down chapter five of "Undertaker: The Last Ride."

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