Gary Floyd

More segments like the "Stuff pulled out of JR's ass" segment!

I'm sure it's been said before, but damnit, Vince must have the most fragile ego on the face of the Earth.

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Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel-White Lines (Don't Do It)

Update: "Hostel" has been moved up to Feburary 6th, and will be going up against the remake of "When a Stranger Calls"

First of all, I was wrong about something: "Feast" won't debut on Jan. 6th. Instead, the Sundance favorite "Wolf Creek", an Aussie Horror film, will debut on that day. It's competition includes Uwe Boll's next travesty "BloodRayne", Outkasts movie "Idlewild", amd "Banditas", a comedy staring Salma Hayek and Penélope Cruz. That out of the way, as I reported earlier, Eli Roth's "Hostel" opens on Dec. 21st instead of Jan. 6th. Finally, the trailer for "Final Destination 3" has debuted online. Check it out here http://progressive.stream.aol.com/newline/...ion3_700_dl.mov Anyways, this is supossed to be the last "Final Destination" movie, but knowing studios, I highly doubt that.

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I don't blame Austin for not wanting to job to Coach. There's no point to it. That out of the way, I'm kind of glad he's gone, as I didn't like having to see Austin vs. The McMahon Family again.

Can-Vitamin C

Well, tonights show was...odd, to put it lightly. Not as bad as some people thought it was, but bad none the less. At least it was watchable, in a so-bad-it's-good sort of way. He thinks he's Steve Odedkirk?

Wow, who didn't see THAT finish coming.

Even the announcers are mentioning how weird tonights show has been. I love that the crowd is turning against Cena.

Mickie hitting Victoris with the fake belt=gold.

One of the better Diva segments so far, though that's probably just me.

Only if Tank Abbot took him up on it. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> If only he gets to sing "Ain't Nothin' But a Tank Thing"

Well, Torrie is gone. And nobody cares. Coach called tonights show "Bizzaro World". Truer words have never been spoken.

This may be the first Raw that can only be described as so bad it's good.

And now, the long awaited HHH vs. Viscera match. And by "long awaited", I mean the match no one cares about.

I don't know what to say about that. It wasn't good, but it was too surreal to be horrible. I'm speechless.

Well, at least we won't have to put of with Austin.

Well, Vince is out here to be the center of attention, so who wouldn't be upset?

Goldust! Wow, they actually are acknowledging history.

For the Burger King mask alone, I officially have a new found respect for Lawler. Grisham has been awesome tonight.