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Seth's pretty grating, but he kind of won me back with that gag/cough in the middle of talking to Edge.

Well he is from the south ?The original spokesman was Willy the Hillbilly. "It'll tickle yore innards!"

The Big Guy ‏@Ryback22 Sometimes The Big Guy just has to pull out a small package to get the job done! #BigGuySmallPackage

This is going to be the longest mid-card storyline they've run in decades. I'm guessing Dolph goes down next after leaning into a Rusev superkick and this goes on until Mania.

This one's still hard to watch.

"All alone tonight? Call 1-900-909-BEAST and let one of our physically imposing 3-sport athletes conquer your heart. Eat, Sleep, Dial, Repeat..."

I think my favorite part of this is the younger and older versions of the actors staring longingly at each other.

"Look what the fucking mutt did to my shoes."

Was there an actual storyline there? I just remember the cheek kiss (which was hilarious), but I figured it was just cheap heat.

I've hardly seen any TNA this year and I know Spud should be ahead of those guys.

But Twain wrote Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn detective stories didn't he?James Tom Sawyer, Detective. If it wasn't contemporary I'd mind it less I suppose. I just feel like it's going to be Simon and Simon with an occasional fence painting joke.

Ace is just an agent now, so I doubt he has the power to muck anything up. I actually think he'd be a lot of fun on TV as the Bella's dorky step-dad/manager.

I never really cared for Herbie, but I must've watched Blackbeard's Ghost and The Shaggy DA dozens of times as a kid. Looking at his IMDB, I don't remember him in Beethoven, and I really don't remember a Beethoven animated series where he voiced Charles Grodin's character. Ooh, and he was Col. Lane in an episode of Superman:TAS.

There's going to be a Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn update that's a procedural because CBS.

Is Bram the one that got in the fistfight with Ric?

But are there Hulkamaniacs there?

Finally caught Rogue Nation. On the way home I realized that for the entire length of the franchise's existence it's been better than it's Bond counterparts (except for Casino Royale.) I'm pretty fond of MI, but as a Bond fan it bums me out.

I always used to mix up Weller with James Woods and now I'm not sure why. I know Woods has joked about being mistaken for Robocop, so I'm not crazy. I thought Weller did a nice job as DKR Batman in the animated adaptation.

Sting would have Rollins down 1,2,3...it's as easy to learn as ABC.

Given the dude was wearing a Bray-style Hawaiin shirt, I'm guessing he was just trying to get his Shield/Wyatt slash fiction to Dean.

Just watched The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover. Michael Gambon is a remarkably disgusting villain, and Helen Mirren is wonderful too. I'm not British, nor am I very familiar with Thatherism, so most of the allegory flew over my head. But as a lurid, grotesque performance piece it was excellent.

Boll also takes the Corman approach of reusing sets/actors and just filming back-to-back. That's why/how he made a dramatic picture about Auschwitz, a World War II era Bloodrayne sequel, and a "comedy" about a morbidly obese woman fighting Nazis, in like 3 months.

I'm an unrepentant Shawn fan. He got me into wrestling, and comeback Shawn kept me invested in WWE at times when it was pretty awful. I think the hardcore fan consensus (like at PWO) is that Shawn actually peaked as a worker when he was in the Rockers with only occasional flashes of brilliance in singles. Plus, what Matt said. I understand a lot of points about his deficiencies, but they're blind spots for me because he's so important to my fandom.

I kind of hope Nikki starts using an AJ meter now.

There were like 40 NFL corporate emails linked to Ashley Madison too. I wonder why they would use their professional email accounts, but I guess, "because dudes."