ChrisMWaters

I'd rather re-see the Hogan/Sting match from 1994/5. When Hogan was in black and white but not nWo, and Sting was wearing Red and Yellow.

You think THAT picture is scary?

Who was the first WWF wrestler to have a Titan Tron video (that's including the Pre-Titan Tron with multiple TVs put together)? Was it Bret Hart, THe Undertaker, or someone else?

And what better way to prepare for Raw... ... ... ... than to watch WrestleMania XII, where The Ultimate Warrior humliated HHH.

and rape Demolition's legacy in the process? I think not I didn't say CALL them Demolition. Just give him a similar gimmick.

"...what are you talking about?"

According to the Spike TV website schedule, they're showing the entire Season Finale tomorrow night, and tonight is a re-airing of "White Men Can't Jump".

From the Internet Movie Database Trivia section for Aladdin: "Robin Williams provided the voice for the Genie, at union scale rate (the lowest legal pay rate a studio can give an actor), on the provisos that his voice was not used for merchandising (i.e. toys and such) and that the Genie character not take up more than 25% of the space of a poster, ad, billboard, or trailer. When these wishes were not granted, he withdrew his support for Disney and the film. As a result, his name was not included in "The Art of Aladdin" book (it makes constant references to "the voice of the Genie"), and he was not available for the direct-to-video sequel Return of Jafar, The (1994) (V) or the "Aladdin" (1993/I) TV show (Dan Castellaneta, the voice of Homer on "Simpsons, The" (1989), filled in as the voice of the Genie for these productions). The situation was rectified when Walt Disney Co. CEO Michael Eisner apologized to Williams with a peace offering of an original Picasso painting. Hence Robin was back as the Genie for the second DTV sequel (_Aladdin and the King of Theives (1996)_ )." So there you go.

D'OH! Knew I forgot someone! And I still say if they're going to keep doing this, give the Basham Brothers the Demolition gimmick

How about the Hulk Hogan/Billy Kidman match from late WCW?

OK...I have been noticing recently how many of the gimmicks of WWE today (mostly on Smackdown, but still) resemble gimmicks already used in the past. For example...Kenzo Suzuki's "Love" of America is very reminicent of "The All American Boys" version of The Rougeau Brothers. Kidman and London are giving off a very serious Can-Am Connection/Strike Force vibe to me. The Simon D guy Nova is playing reminds me of the Bodydonnas before "HOROWITZ WINS! HOROWITZ WINS! HOROWITZ WINS!" Obviously JBL and Orlando Jordan playing Ted DiBiase and Virgil (does that mean JBL and Orlando will be working with Big Show soon?) To a lesser extent, Eugene is kinda like Jim Duggan/The Bushwhackers. Any others that you can think of?

Back on the topic: We've seen all the Disney sequels they've been making nowadays...but how many of them have actually, you know, done well? I think the first one that they did was "The Rescuers Down Under"...then came the two Aladdin sequels...

The rumble match itself may have not been that great in hindsight, but it served it's purpose: provide the fans with something new and exciting...and thusly it became a PPV event. Plus, if the stories are true, it proved to Vince that he isn't always right about ideas.

How is he when he's not a pure jobber?

Maybe he's not allowed to say the name?

Biohazard would probably do better to have Adam Bomb's old outfit. GOGGLES AND ALL! ...well, maybe not the footballs.

And Biohazard...looks like a bald RVD wannabe.

They'll probably SWERVE and have it be a guy from Ohio Valley as the crossdresser.

Stevie gets to TALK!

Well, his "dance" from Monday wasn't any worse of him using it as a phallic object at WrestleMania X-Seven

Yes...yes it was. When he retires, just out of curiousity, I'd like to see how he'd do in the booth. Couldn't be any worse than Current Lawler.

Chuck wins with a modified Samoan Drop... ...riiight...

Chuck needs a gimmick. Give him a skateboard! He can be the evil skater wrestler!

skullman80: No, but at one time he was a Lex Luger wannabe.

Damn...made a similar mistake last week. Ah well. HEH! Hurricane doing the Flair-style handshake...in a way.