I don't remember this. I was watching WCW at the time :(

He basically orchestrated the rape and drug-induced marriage of his daughter.

WWF was better than 'The X-Files' because you could actually understand what was going on.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but they didn't really know who was going to play "The Higher Power", right? And when other options didn't pan out, that's when they decided that it would be Vince.

I stopped watching wwf right around the time when the undertaker started crucifying people live on stage. It seems i may have made a mistake.

Dude, the Ministry of Darkness was the Undertaker's best story arc! Their Crucifixions were awesome.

Hell yes, Ministry of Darkness was American pro wrestling at its best!

spikestoyiu, you're thinking of "The Black Scorpion," a mystery man in WCW that haunted Sting for way too long. The rumor was that he was going to turn out to be the Ultimate Warrior, but the contract negotiation fell through and the gimmick just kept going on, and on, and on until someone said "Fuck it, let's have it turn out to be Flair."

After doing more research on the Internet than I care to admit to, it appears as if you're right.

Might help: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Wrestling/MinistryOfDarkness

"Undertaker referenced a "Ministry Of Darkness" and admitted that he started the fire that killed his own parents and burned Kane because Kane was weak. Taker continued feuding with Kane as well as Stone Cold Steve Austin. During his feud with Austin he tried performing satanic-like rituals on him and even killing him. Undertaker's threat was seemingly ended when Austin and Kane buried him alive."

And to think I wasted years of my life doing "real" wrestling.