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Beautiful People? That was SmackDown!'s theme in 2002! And also Raw's theme for a little bit in 1997!

Phyllis' Wedding is probably the only episode that I don't like in the entire series. Michael just makes it excrutiating to watch.

Because he wants the money. He's not leaving without the 63 and change. I meant he should've just taken the pizzas and walked out, like he said he was going to do when Michael refused to pay $63.

Loved the cold opening. I thought the first half was great stuff, all thanks to Dwight vs. the computer. The second half was sort of weak, not to say it was bad by any means. Why didn't the pizza boy just walk out the door when Michael said he couldn't leave?

On WWE.com right now, you get to vote who Orton defends against. HBK, Jeff Hardy, or Kennedy. Looks like HBK wins the vote for the third time. I wonder if they're still doing a vote for match gimmick.

That's what I thought for a second, but what would they have to gain by faking her death? Either way, Lincoln and Michael will think she's dead and want revenge.

I get your point. I was just pointing out that Snitsky was basically a jobber for a period, even after his first main event run. Snitsky lost to Chavo on the Heat before NYR 06.

Snitsky has also jobbed to Chavo Guerrero, among others, clean before.

Yeah, the Cyber Sunday commercial during the PPV last night reported that you vote for HIAC, Falls Count Anywhere, or Street Fight. I'd say HIAC is a little more than probable.

So, will there be another WWE Title match after HHH-Umaga to close?

This segment needs a guest appearance from the Noid.

It seemed like London was holding back toward the beginning to do another big spot at the end, but it never came. Still, entertaining enough match.

Ooh, a bonus match that will likely be better than the rest of the show.

Well, it's nice to have a really hot crowd for once, outside of a Cena match.

I figure HHH wins the belt here, but still has to defend against Umaga later. Orton complains enough to be added. That closes the show, and they might even throw in Jeff Hardy or someone else odd... maybe Jericho...

Considering Vince said he was going to give us what we want, shouldn't he have brought Val Venis out... at least as a joke?

You're right. My mistake.

Yeah, you have to get escape both cages, the second of which has no door, so climbing out is the "only" way. In the last match, both Taker and Khali lightly fell through the side of the cage, with Taker being named the winner.

Just a random question I was thinking about earlier. Why did TBS always have their shows begin and end at times like 6:05, 6:35, etc.?

So did I miss something, or does the Cruiserweight title officially no longer exist? It's not on the Smackdown superstars page at WWE.com anymore.

Fire looked kind of weird. Also, when they did a superplex through the 2 flaming tables then went from being in the middle of the ring to up on the top rope. "Teleporting" moves are really nothing new. See The People's Elbow and RVD's Rolling Thunder grapple. Nothing's worse than the teleporting superplex from top of the ladder in last year's game.

That would be the Range game. If you mistakingly started it, you'd have to wait 48 hours to start it up again. Follow up question: How did that running joke start? I've never seen an episode with that game where it wasn't mentioned.

Yes, season 1 was them breaking out of a prison in Illinois. Season 2 was everyone on the run, but a few characters ended up in a prison in Panama by the end of the season. As it was basically revealed in the opening episode, they're in this new prison for the sole-purpose of breaking out an inmate who's of some importance to the people behind the conspiracy.

Lawler was accused of rape, I think, shortly before the PPV, so he couldn't be there. HBK, returning after his contract dispute, was just a logical replacement due to the unfinished business mentioned above. I might be wrong, but I don't think they had any big heat back then.

I guess I'll spoiler tag just in case.