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Have any of you guys watched the following? And if so how do they hold up? Fargo S4, Good Lord Bird, Wilderness of Errors

Oh shit!!!!! Kingstons was just as good. I just became 10 times more interested in this match.

That Moxley promo is 90 seconds of perfection.

The O Reilly stuff was great and I think you’ve got some decent angles set up if he wins or loses. NXT probably becomes a lot more interesting if he wins and UE turns on him but I’m sure they’ll want Balor to have a decent run.

I fully expect Jey Uso to die but after hearing about how Raw was handled I’m pretty sure they’ll shit the bed on that too.

I was convinced it was Crowe until I checked.

Alex Ferns(?) really looks like Russell Crowe with a beard around the 0:57 mark in the trailer

That trailer. Take my money.

I got to the Patton Oswald season (4?5?) and gave up after that, I really need to go back but his character really annoyed me.

Random wrestling thoughts I’ve gathered over the week catching up on the last months goings on; I wish EC3 was as good as he thinks he is. FTR need to talk less. The Good Brothers look out of place in anywhere but Japan. Cody, The Bucks, Hangman and Kenny are all booked a little too well. MJFs promo from Wednesday gets cheered in front of any live crowd. For some reason I think Mox gets a smattering of “boos“ in front of any live crowd. Orton is the most interesting part of RAW

Thanks for posting this, I sought the match itself out and it’s fucking great. For some reason I thought their paths never crossed.

Very tough to watch. Most of you guys have covered my thoughts on it. Owen deserves his spot in the WWE HOF more than half the guys that are in there but I hope he’s never put in because of his family’s beliefs, what warriors. One thing that bugs me about Cornette and Ross on documentaries like this is that they worked for wwf at the time. Cornette mostly says stuff like “they let the show continue” “they did this” and etc and I don’t know if he was backstage that night or not but fucking say something about it then, walk out, get angry with the people who wanted to continue the sh

Few takeaways/questions from episode 2- Taker doing the Saudi shows and then saying it’s about “redemption” is like that episode of The Simpsons where Chief Wiggum hands Moe his “laundry” in court. I wonder if they did this documentary in like 98 or 2007 or 2010 what version of Mark Callaway do you get then? Because I refuse to believe that he’s ALWAYS been this cool easy going guy who’s a bit anxious like the rest of us. What were the ups and downs in his personal life that Vince helped him with? Wasn’t he ready to quit in 99? The Cena match could’ve been at lea

First episode of Taker doc was great, gives a good insight as why/how he was so motivated during the run with Brock run in 2015. He needed to prove himself. Weird to see JR and Jericho on a WWE doc even if their parts were shot years ago.

It could just be me but that Matt Hardy segment was cringeworthy.