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Why in the world did they stop the Cryme Tyme push?

Teddy Hart and Harry Smith?

Well he's heelin' it up... ooo ooo oooooooo

http://www.wwe.com/shows/wrestlemania/exclusives/todayshow2

There was one hour and forty-one minutes of actual wrestling on the show, if anyone cares. Here is the PWInsider report of what I mentioned earlier:

You know what happened, the DVD comes out in a month or so. Just wait.

Vince and Trump were just on The Today Show acting all buddy buddy, laughing it up saying they've made up and are friends again. Wasn't trying to hide his bald head either, and was acting proud of it and really showing it off. Just seemed weird for me to see that no more than 12 hours later.

Oh come the fuck on. To me he has none. Then you're a blind Cena hating tool, fair enough. I didn't used to like the guy at all, I hated him with a passion, but even I came around to realize he tries hard and is a lot better now than I ever thought he would be. Hate him all you want, you don't have to like the guy, but if you can't at least admit that he has charisma, then you're just being a retard.

Oh come the fuck on.

Well, only half an hour away. I'm really looking forwad to this show now.

I'm pretty sure that they're half brothers.

Ha, now I want Dustin to be hired again, and wow, Cody is great on the mic.

I can't help but cringe seeing HHH and Vince speaking so highly of JR, when all of those guys have been trying to push JR out of the business for years now.

My listing has it at one hour and ten minutes long. Steph is looking great...

Oh well. What time is it on USA?

Cutting between Cena and HBK, BOO-YAY, BOO-YAY. Fantastic.

RVD and Sabu are doing great at this.

I guess Mean Gene will do the USA broadcast.

ooooooooooooooooooooooomagaaaaaa's...mother.

This might sound horrible, but I'm serious here. Which Samoan wrestlers are not related? Thanks Scroby.

Ugh, I thought it started at 8 est and not 7. Oh well, what have I missed so far?

MVP is really starting to improve and become a solid performer. I just wish that they'd change his look, that horrible outfit.

Didn't this guy used to be in TNA? EDIT: Thanks DrVenkman!

Just as I said I was going to do, I did go to the screening and Q&A in Atlanta, GA this past Wednesday night. It was, without a doubt, my favorite event that I've ever attended in my life. The theater was packed, and I'm pretty sure that they had to turn people away. I got there very early, and stood in line (I was about six back or so from the front) for a few hours. Little did I know that I actually had a priority pass and didn't have to stand in line, but hey, what are ya gonna do? Anyway, the theater was totally packed, so I'd say there were about 350 to 450 rabid Pegg, Frost, and Wright fans in all, depending on how many the theater actually holds. The movie received numerous standing ovations and extended periods of applause once the movie was over. During the movie, everyone was laughing, clapping, and everything else. So much so that we all missed a few follow up jokes quite a few times, so I'm going to be sure to go watch the movie once it's released wide. The main bit that got the loudest pop was when: After the movie was over and the credits started to roll, you could just tell that everyone in the theater was blown away by what they had just watched. The Q&A then started with Pegg, Frost, and Wright and it lasted around one hour. All three of them told great stories, talked about their careers, and just had fun with the fans as they interacted with us all. It turns out that Wednesday was actually Nick Frost's birthday as well, so we all sang happy birthday to him twice as he was given a birthday cake. After all of that was over, anyone who wanted to meet the three guys and get autographs and pictures could do so. I got all three of them to sign my Spaced box set as well as my R2 version of Shaun of the Dead. If any of you live near where a screening will be taking place, go to it! I drove about two hours or so to get to the theater in Atlanta, and waited outside for around three or four hours, and it was more than worth it. As for the movie itself, my opinion is more than likely skewed because of everything that took place, but I liked it just as much as Shaun of the Dead, and it gets my highest recommendation. Even if you can't watch a screening of Hot Fuzz, then at least go watch it when it opens wide.

The Trump/Vince/Austin match is the featured headline on Yahoo right now.