The network would not be looking for it to compete with RAW in reality. They would be looking for a program that draws more viewers than what they currently have on.
Like I said the movie was decent outside of Moore's predatory tactics of using the worst moment's of the soldiers and some of the footage of the injured in Iraq to get his point across with shock.
That happens with every other WWE DVD for some reason (usually the PPVs) I have to switch my TV to simulated surround sound or turn on my actual surrond sound system to get everything equalized.
One quick thing.... Flint is in Michigan.
He made some good points in the movie... but then he derailed them I think with outrageous accusations.
Of course the crowd after the movie gave a standing ovation to it. I live in a state of insane liberals so....