Bluekaveli
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Lol! Kenyon being given the us title. Mideon 2.0.
If I wanted to get caught up on Tommy End, what matches should I hunt down?
Avengers' Steph GIFs up above are incredible.
You asked my opinion on that ending.
Oh
Em
Gee!
I can't believe he was so jealous of Kurt that he would switch teams. He's paranoid!
Sahsa is overrated, but she's still way better than AJ Lee ever was. I'll take people putting Sasha on a pedestal over AJ any day of the week.
The Wrap reports that Luke Harper has been cast in new horror-action movie titled Mohawk.
The movie will also star "Hemlock Grove" actress Kaniehtiio Horn in the starring role as Mohawk. Harper, Justin Rain, Noah Segan, Ian Colletti, Robert Longstreet, Sheri Foster, Ezra Buzzington and Andrew Sensenig will costar.
Dark Sky Films and Snowfort Pictures are partnering for the movie and Ted Geoghegan will direct.
The movie follows Mohawk, a young female who finds herself in a cat-and-mouse chase after one of her tribes set an American soldiers' camp on fire. She flees into the woods but is confronted by Colonel Holt and his soldiers. As soldiers close in on her and other youths from the tribe, they must use real and supernatural forces to fight back.
No word yet on when the movie will be released but principal photography began today in upstate New York. Harper is currently out of WWE action with an injury.
They all have aspects about them that I like. The New Day team is tired and old though and they're even at the point where they rely heavily on catch phrases and chants to keep the crowd into it. I roll my eyes every time they roll their hips saying they're the tag team champs.
Kind of a weak one imo. They could've done better.RAW after Invasion on next!!
It's the WWE giving them too much freedom and leeway. I wish they would realize when someone/thing is over they don't need to be marched out every week and be given 5-10 minutes of promo time. It starts to run the well dry. I can't stand Enzo & Cass already because of this. New Day is back and forth because the repeated stuff (like the hip + tag champs) is tired, but they do manage to keep things quick witted a bit.
what is this?
Why would Big Dave be in an Undercover Boss parody sketch?Not sure if Vince or Batista.
Why would Big Dave be in an Undercover Boss parody sketch?
. Luke Gallows is becoming one of the most popular people backstage in WWE. PWInsider reports that Gallows has become a very well-liked person in the locker room because he is able to lighten the mood and brings levity to an environment where there tends to be a feeling of tension and concern about people losing their jobs.
The site notes that Gallows isnt goofing off ot taking his job lightly; it is simply that his demeanor and the way that he talks tends to lighten the mood and keeps things backstage enjoyable for everyone.
That's far too much wrestling for any sane person to absorb.Worst Case Scenario of the future:
Sunday - PPV
Monday - Raw
Tuesday - Smackdown
Wednesday - NXT Takeover
I would only watch Sunday - Tuesday lol.That's far too much wrestling for any sane person to absorb.
9+ hours over a 4-day stretch. Who do they think we are? They must think we're all like Bluekaveli!
Better to skip most of it and just catch the highlights.
Just finished the Seth doc.
The idea that they produced this and didn't give Seth a face run.
I don't care if Seth even wanted to be a heel its burning money.
Multichannel
News had an
article last week detailing the WWFs plans to
experiment with an Internet-based video-on-demand subscription service by the
end of 2001. The article didnt specify what videos or footage
would be available, but suggested theyd start with the highlight clips
currently offered for free on WWF.com. Fans will love that.
According to the article, the WWF distributed 8.4 million video streams in
April 2001, up from 7.1 million a year earlier. The idea is that
theyd set-up non-exclusive deals with broadband suppliers, so that
people who purchased modems would get more than just faster loading time for class=SpellE>webpages. My feeling is that someday, video-on-demand
is going to be huge, particularly with the hardcore fans who
are always looking to get their hands on different tapes. Eventually, the
company could make the entire WWF, WCW and (if they end up buying it) ECW tape
libraries available for a small subscription fee. They could charge
perhaps $5 per tape, or $2 per hour of footage downloaded. There are a
million different ideas. Unfortunately, the lesson I learned from class=SpellE>Eyada is that technology really isnt growing as
quickly as a lot of people predicted it would. Perhaps Im wrong
and this will be a huge hit immediately, but I think its going to be a
few years before enough homes are hooked up to broadband Internet to make an
idea like this really fly.
It literally doesn't make sense to all that work and still keep him a heel.Just finished the Seth doc.
The idea that they produced this and didn't give Seth a face run.
I don't care if Seth even wanted to be a heel its burning money.
Vince changed his mind. But the documentary is already done. Might as well air it.It literally doesn't make sense to all that work and still keep him a heel.
It literally doesn't make sense to all that work and still keep him a heel.
Because you think the WWE 24 thing is for the causal audience.
It's not.
The WWE realized a long time ago they have to appeal to multiple audiences. So, you have the kayfabe stuff on RAW, Smackdown, and the like for the average fan to watch and then you have stuff like the WWE 24 stuff to keep the hardcore fans happy.
Put it this way - if there was a nice video on HBO about how great a guy the actor who plays Ramsey Bolton is (or how in actuality the kid who played Joffrey seemed to be literally the world's nicest teenager), that doesn't mean he should be a good guy on the show.
Luke Gallows tells a story involving John Laurinaitis during a shoot interview:
https://streamable.com/qksi
This was so great :lol
It literally doesn't make sense to all that work and still keep him a heel.
I've been working on an academic analysis of contemporary pro wrestling, Jesse, and I've come up with a theory that I call "The New Kayfabe." In it, I argue that now that everyone is a smark, and everyone knows wrestling is fake, WWE uses sincerity to work the smarks into believe that while X is clearly a work, Y is a shoot and thus they must believe it. I think the Seth Rollins documentary is a perfect example of The New Kayfabe. They're showing the audience what they want them to see, yet the smarks believe that Seth Rollins on "WWE 24/7" is the real thing, as opposed to Seth Rollins on "Monday Night Raw."
people want real or at least a sense of realness with TV.
Most reality shows are lies but the best ones make the people come across as real humans.
WWE "Sports Entertainment" mostly features robotic d league improve actors trying to read scripts written 10 minutes before curtain.
Totally agree. This is a very effective way of getting "smarks" to believe again. Shit, look at how many of them believe that NXT is something that emerged organically, that they have some sort of claim to.
Can we get Stro to review this gem?
It is on Netflix US now.
Can we get Stro to review this gem?
It is on Netflix US now.
Roddy Piper had a role.