PILLS! PILLS! PILLS!

WM. Hardy is out for 2-3 months. Let's hope. For all the buildup (4 months so far?) I believe that it is only fitting that the big showdown happen at WM24 (as opposed to a forgettable, throwaway show like No Way Out). Also, I was happy with the work that Jericho and Flair put in tonight. Y2J looked pretty damn good for a guy who hasn't worked a match in well over two years. I still enjoy Ric Flair more than, perhaps, 95% of the televised performers that WWE has.

I think that it was as awesome as it could have been for 2007, without him cutting a promo on John Cena (I'd bet you anything that is what they intended when they began the viral campaign before Cena's injury). One of the most memorable moments of the year, easily.

I still say that WCW fucked that feud after Malenko won the Cruiserweight belt and handed it over just to get another match. Stupid, frustrating booking.

I figured that this deserves its own thread.

Do you drink often (averaging a few drinks every night)? That can also be bad.

I was going to pile up a list of complaints and grievances for tonight's show, but after the tribute to the Fabulous Moolah, I am happy. It's the only thing that I was hoping to see, and they gave it to me.

8 more days 'til Halloween Halloween, Halloween. 8 more days 'til Halloween Silver Shamrock!

I always knew that Vince McMahon's vision of ECW would ultimately fail.

... between myself and the Bible Belt.

His bloody Judgment Day match against JBL is my favorite.

Cody Rhodes is good when given an appropriate role...

I would love that... I'm setting my DVR for Friday night to see Ace Steel and Chad Collyer...

Actually, the plan for BDV for a long time now was to groom him for a run on SmackDown. I have no problem with this, except for the fact that he had nothing to do with the original four-man competition in the first place. This just tells me, as a fan, that I shouldn't invest any emotion in any sort of feud/competition, as it can always change at the last minute. Fuck, they have another PPV in less than a month. They couldn't wait until then? I mean, the Punk-BDV affair just started seven days ago, right?

I didn't read your post ... I saw your Halloween III signature and I, finally, for once, felt good... what can I do for you?

Yes, because we are all aware of the impetuous knack that WWE creative has when it comes to capturing the creative aura of the original ECW.

It will happen sometimes, but more often than not, they are pulling a major name out of their ass in lieu of a provided program agenda. I thought that Morrison has served his suspension by now, and I don't see the company biding their time to bring him back, since ECW is a skeleton program anyways. It just seems to make sense regardless of what your respective cable provider is telling you.

The program synopsis mentions him (and ONLY him) by name, so he will (or should) by the end of the night.

I'd like to sympathize all over her tits... I mean mouth... I mean feet... I mean something...

Got my first batch of (Buffalo Bill's) Pumpkin Ale for the Autumn season... Yum...

I saw the network premiere tonight, and marked out hard for the surly caveman from the inaugural commercial. I think that I'll probably tune in for the (probably short) time that it is on, even though I usually dislike sitcoms. I like Cavemen.

This along with special editions of Lolita and Paths of Glory??!? How did I not know about his sooner? http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releases/sta...ollection2.html

I'm with you on that one... this year has been so fucked for WWE...

Jericho was not the first, but he was also a Grand Slam Champion. All this stuff for a Shawn Michaels return doesn't seem necessary. I mean, unless they plan on scrapping the rumored Orton-Cena match at Cyber Suckday (which they should, as it's already been run into the ground) by having HBK return at No Mercy to cost Orton the match, then I don't see the point. Whatever they do, it's been fun, and it, hopefully, will not turn out to be too disappointing.