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The plan was for a shutdown to take place after the Greed PPV until that May. They would return with Hulk Hogan as the new commissioner occasionally wrestling, and him and Flair involved in a dual for power on an almost constant basis. They would also return with a new name, don't know what it was going to be, and many new stars. Greed was going to end with the wrestlers all coming out of the dressing room and rioting, tearing down all the WCW banners and declaring the company dead, basically making for total anarchy on PPV, which is always fun. They would then do an angle where TBS and TNT kicked them off the air for a few months, allowing them time to plan feuds for the next 6-12 months, only to fight to get back on. It was a good plan. That's one of the most amazing things I've ever read on this board. How do you know this stuff again? You have a friend or something?

WHY they keep them hidden.

What were some of the storylines that were planned if the company hadn't been sold? I seem to remember a lot of things that were a mystery when the company was sold.

She also quoted a friend "telling her" how great she was and that she was afraid of being successful in an article I read a few weeks ago...I think it was in the USA Today or something. It came off pretty egotistical. I'm sure if she gets the role in the next Superman movie as Lois Lane, that won't help. I thought she didn't do a very good job talking about the show either on Letterman. She had no idea what episodes aired yet and she said that none of the cast members had died yet...when in fact the Marshall and the lady in the water already did. She also said the Pilot "with his last gasp of breath" told them where they were. Well actually, he was fine when he told them an estimate of their location...and then he got killed by the monster. I thought the purpose of public apperances during a season was to get viewers to start watching the show and not giving them misinformation. She was on Jimmy Kimmel a few weeks ago and all that really was for the entire time was Jimmy hitting on her, and she being a flirt (which I'm guessing she really is for her personality.) Maybe I'm just being too critical on her, but you should at least get your facts straight when you are doing promotion on national TV. Ah well...she's fun to look at on TV.

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Austin was suppose to do a program with Jarrett in 1998, but Austin refused.

...huh?

I thought she was already fired.

THAT's the Best of RVD for matches? Oh my good god.

...but maybe Bradshaw will be fired by then.

As someone said, the best possible way for the Raw side is to have Snitsky get DQed very earlier, but leave Maven in there long enough to do what he needs to do. Orton, Jericho, Benoit vs. HHH, Edge, and Batista would definately be fine by me.

Remember last year's team with Lesnar? At least they looked intimidating. Angle's team looks like the fucking Oddities.

Big Show doing the Hogan leg drop was the only interesting thing the entire show.

That was pretty boring, but it's better than the shit on Smackdown. Wrestling is in such shitty shape.

Big Show looks really bad without his hair.

Ron Artest is an embarassment.

They REPLAY IT? Oh my god. I can't believe this company and their logic

Styles/Abyss >>> Whatever shit they have on SD.

Fuck the WWE. Fuck them hard.

*changes to TNA* And I don't even follow TNA anymore.

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The song used actually sounded like the underscore of "Trailblazing", which was used for the beginning of the video packages for Wrestlemania 18 and 19.