John Cowheel

Breh.

Any show where the main star or stars are teenagers/young adults gets long in the tooth when they basically have to find excuses to keep the parents involved. Their family was rich so why was Ashley working at a fast food joint? Also, why didn't Will get a basketball scholarship? Also, why the fuck did Nicky go from two months old, to 4 years old for that one episode, to another older kid episodes later? Why the hell were Ashley, Carlton, and Hillary three different skin colors? As a black person, that always bothered me. Actually that last one is hilarious considering they switched out Vivians. Anyway, that show was not great for continuity. No idea why this post caught my attention, but I mean black people can come out looking any kind of way. Phil was light skinned and while Viv was jet black, I could see them having kids that looked that. I look my own brother and I. His skin tone is Carlton tier, I'm pretty close to Hil or Phil's color. If you really want some variance, look at the Cosby show. It was much less believable. Malcolm Jamal Warner and Lisa Bonnet being siblings with Phylicia Rashad and Bill Cosby as their parents? Nah.

I'd rather watch JTG and Jinder Mahal feud than see the 364th Alberto Del Rio vs Dolph Ziggler match.

In the process of reading through this, but the biggest problem to me is that they run too many shows with the same wrestlers. I hate to be that guy, but the brand split was good for the promotion. Regardless of what the numbers told them in the short term, they should've continued to have the brands split. I'd argue for a even harder split than they did. None of that garbage where guys start showing up on both shows around Wrestlemania and they should have kept the split PPVs outside of the big ones. A brand split would've kept the talent fresh and allowed them to use more guys. Outside of Cena, we see the same dudes on every show and the same matches over and over. It's to a point where it doesn't even matter if the matches and feuds between certain guys are good, you've just seen the pairings too often. Anyway a hard brand split could've created something of a second promotion. TNA is not actually competition, so maybe WWE could've found competition within itself.