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It's been done to death but there's always a fresh line-up of college kids willing to get high and watch them. H & K Go To White Castle didn't do tremendous in theatres, but the DVD sales have been huge. I think it could be a fun movie.

He used to do comic drawings occasionally for WWF Magazine back in the day.

Care to explain what it is you're smoking? -=Mike Doom = Universal Studios Production As a result, it's very likely that The Rock will put in some kind of appearance at Univeral Studios in Orlando. There are young fans in that area constantly, especially during the summer, which is when Doom is slated to get its theatrical release in America. If that appearance falls near a taping, there'd be no problem with The Rock showing up for an hour and a half to film a few promos and make an appearance in front of the live crowd. A .4 isn't much for something like a syndicated, mid-morning talkshow for housewives, but a .4 of wrestling fans means much more. This all of course depends on how sour the relationship with McMahon has become, of course.

Maybe this time Kevin Nash can be his mouthpiece as to make him even less of an imposing figure.

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For those speaking of Resurrection's script http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:4k7Bcoe...urrection&hl=en

I love looking at those crappy ass house show cards from 1995. Duke Droese vs. Mantaur? I'm there!

Roddy Piper?

DDP and Kanyon never truly got the chance to feud, but Kanyon's one-sided version was beautiful.

I could see Rock coming in, but not to wrestle. Especially since if he does it while in the middle of filming a movie, the insurance forbids him from wrestling during that time period.

Jesus Christ, $150 for THAT talent line-up? They better do something real special or this is going to be embarresing.

All better then CCC. In JBL's case, loads better. BTW, JBL is a solid wrestler and gets slept on waaaaay too much. Bradshaw's the pitcher, and as such, sleeps on top.

They gave it back to Rey and acted like it never happenend after he went around without it for nearly three years. Considering how low profile Psicosis' loss was, coupled with the fact that he was barely used after that, I'd say yes. And lets not forget how cool his mask is. I still have a Psicosis mask someone picked up for me in Mexico.

Even I skipped Hellseeker, and I run a website about direct-to-video films. That should give you an idea about my level of respect for the sequels. They're not great, nor are they bad. They're just mediocre.

Wow. That sounds like the title of a direct-to-video film. Edit: Turns out it WAS the title of a direct-to-video film - http://imdb.com/title/tt0113261/

That main event will really put asses in the seats.

The big question is whether or not he'll get fired before the show for a lack of Axl Rotten merchandise being sold.

That IS funny. But Jesus Christ. HARRIS BOYS? Apolo is a stupid decision. Dustin Rhodes is a stupid decision. Phi Delta Slam is a stupid decision. But The Harris Boys being kept around is such a God damn spit in the face, what with the fact that they've never drawn a dime in their lives. Plus, Ron (or Don, whichever one) could've gotten TNA some really bad publicity back when we had that Nazi symbol on his shirt.

That attitude (it's okay to use them every so often) was okay when they were just a weekly PPV company, but they're (at least attempting) to be a national wrestling organization, connecting with new fans whenever possible. You can't have unreliable workers, no matter how good they are. Diehard TNA fans, especially since they're not in Nashville, have dwindled. There's those on the Internet, but we'll watch regardless if D-Lo or Low Ki was present.

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Wait, you mean... a) Jason was able to clear his incredibly busy schedule to work this event? and b) His phone is actually connected? Jason without Joey Styles to feign disgust is just wrong.

From the newsgroups... I passed along to Ken the debate raging on this newsgroup and asked him to respond to the allegations that he was disrespectful to Owen Hart, for not wearing the armband in the ring during his match with Bob Holly on last Monday's RAW. He said he "chose to honor Owen in his heart, rather than on his arm." A lot of you don't know, Ken, when he came into the WWF, was trained by Bret Hart in Calgary and, like Owen, is a family man. His wife talked to Owen backstage, a short time prior to the tragedy. Ken, and his wife, lost a good friend.

No, no. During the PPVs, you could call the Superstar Hotline tand hear angry/happy messages from the winners and losers. By 1995 or so, they just always showed the wrestlers talking, so it became common place. This is, I believe, where WWF Magazine got their quotes from in their PPV coverage. Livewire was on Sunday mornings before the PPV.

I'd love to see Tanaka face Awesome, but if the shape Awesome was in two years ago in TNA is any indication of how he looks now, fuck it.

Fuck yeah. I love Becker, mostly because I can get into any sitcom that's entirely mean-spirited. My television schedule is so mundane because of the number of movies I watch; Simpsons, occasional Malcolm, American-made Adult Swim, Arrested Development, Real Time, Daily Show, and South Park. If it goes beyond those, I'd be surprised. I used to TiVo and watch Recess everyday for about six months straight. Such a great show, though people can't grasp the concept of the cartoon being made as much for kids as it is adults, so I gave up on telling people about it.