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Ya that was a rough one. I thought Rollins' shoulder was done for after one of the german suplexes at the start of the triple threat.

Wow. Just wow. Triple threat was fantastic but my god everything from Bryan being eliminated onwards was awful. Way too much Wyatt as well. I hope they throw a ton of cash at Brock to make him stay, no one has his presence or aura.

Agreed. I had no intention of ordering this a week ago, have tomorrow off too so I am hyped.EDIT: Wont happen but I would love to see Cena and Lesnar do a double turn with Heyman helping Cena to win the title thereby turning Brock face, then later on have Brock be No.30 in the rumble and win it. There's your blockbuster WM main event with Sting/HHH and a Shield triple threat as your undercard.

3 episodes deep into my rewatch of Terriers and its even better watching it the second time around, forgotten not only how funny it can be but also how hard hitting it can be at times. Edit; On a side note, what is Michael Raymond James up to these days?

Seen American Sniper twice now, wont comment on the actual film itself but Cooper is outstanding i thought he was great, cant see him getting the Oscar win but you wouldn't find any complaints from me if he does.

Thanks to the wonders of Netflix I can relive the greatness of Terriers, how did more people not watch this back in the day and save it from cancellation?

Foxcatcher;I really wanted to like this because of the great reviews and hype around Carrells performance,but I hated most of it (the last 20-30 mins are ok). Carrell plays it well for a guy that usually does comedies but I think his performance is way overrated. I found the film itself slow, plodding and very very boring. I thought Tatum was the best thing about the whole film,he played his part very well imo, Ruffalo was ok. I will say one thing though- as boring as I found it, it built up well to THAT scene at the end..

Daniel Bryan Vs Kane announced for Raw next week, if Bryan loses he's out of the Rumble. They're just fucking with us now,right?

when did history get revised to delete Jericho's run in 1998? And 2008.

5 days later and im still in awe at this show, the image of Okada at the end is something that will stick with me for a long time.

Question for those more knowledgeable of NJPW than I am, does Nakamura stay away from Okada, Tanahashi and the IWGP heavyweight scene? Or has he wrestled them before? And if someone could recommend some of his recent matches to watch that would be great. Thanks

Watching Okada V Tanahashi (Thanks MoeCristyV.1.6) and I've got goosebumps before they've even locked up. THIS is what a main event is supposed to feel like, last time I felt like this watching a WWE main event was probably Dragon/Cena and before that I cant even remember. EDIT: Great match, on first watch of both I think I prefer Nakamura V Ibushi but the main event isnt too far behind. Not much of a fan of Tanahashi but even with a loss I think Okada still looks good coming out of this.

Nakamura Vs Ibushi is a flat out war, loved every bit of it. The german suplex from the apron in was insane. Trying to track down Okada v Tanahashi on Dailymotion but no luck yet.

In my hiatus from Friday Night Lights (I cant watch season 5, I just dont want it to end) I have reignited my love for Justified, the first season is so-so but the 2nd season so far is gripping stuff. Very easy to watch. And Natalie Zea is smoking hot!

I've seen a lot of people attribute it to Max von Sydow, but he has an incredibly distinctive voice, and that doesn't sound anything like him.Really, in certain parts, it sounds more like Benedict Cumberbatch than anybody I know of, but he was never officially cast in the movie. I read somewhere that they had it narrowed down to Cumberbatch or Serkis.EDIT: It was Empire online who said it,just remembered.

Actually, i just remembered that I've seen the Phantom Menace, as for the rest I just never got around to them. Who is the voiceover in the trailer?

I'm not a Star Wars fan (haven't seen any of them) but that looks awesome.

Im one episode behind you guys in the US but im completely hooked this season. Its the best season so far IMO. For some reason I can see one of the big 4 characters (Saul,Carrie,Quinn,Lockhart) getting killed off to wrap up this season.

From what ive seen of this season (episodes 1-4), its very good and the story is bubbling along nicely.... and creepily in Carries case.

Looks like another person is taking the blue pill. Welcome. We've been expecting you. We're expecting all of you. We are legion. I have cut down to watching 2 episodes a week. I dont want it to end!!!

Its awesome

Guys, please tell me that the actor who plays Matt Saracen in FNL got at least an Emmy nomination for the episode where If not, then there is no right in this world.

The last two episodes of Friday Night Lights season 3 have left me an emotional wreck. I dont know what to expect from seasons 4 & 5 or even if ill care for some of the new characters but I know one thing...... Fuck Joe McCoy. EDIT; Watched the first 2 eps of S4, this is gonna be awesome.

Im nearly done with season 3 of Friday Night Lights and I cant believe how good it is, its like a completely different show when compared to the past season. Its shorter than season 1 but IMO it packs way more of a punch. So many great moments too- if you told me at the start of the very first episode of s1 that id be shedding tears over Jason Street and Smash Williams I would've laughed in your face. Street getting his family back, Riggins trying to do right, Tyra breaking down in front of her mother, Coachs speech to Smash before the tryouts ("Go all the way"), Smash getting in!, Smash and Coachs hug.... I could go on and on. I love this show and Eric Taylor gets my vote as best TV character ever. *Apologies for the loved up rambling

Friday Night Lights- Season 3 Episode 4 is where manly tears were shed because THE SMASH MADE IT!!!!