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What match WILL "steal" the show? Or what match do you personally feel will be worthy of "WMXX" status? Didn't you read my predictions?

I think I got it taped for me *crosses fingers*, so I'll watch it either tonight or tomorrow; but I don't know if I can take any more funny as Kevin Smith totally tore down the house tonight.

Yeah, the duo of Minear and Fuller is the main reason to watch this show. http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&edition=...tnG=Search+News If you want to read more reviews or news on the show ^^^^ is a really good reference. Unfortunately I won't be watching it tonight but I WILL see it either by (a)Taping it or (b)Catching the Western Fox Stations on Digital Cable. Tim Minear wrote some of my favourite Firefly and Angel episodes, and though I am not totally familiar with Fullers work, I did like DS9 and Xfiles during his respective stays there. The premise is fun enough and the female lead is a bit of fox and it has William FN Sadler in it; so it certainly has the elements of being liked by the Rudomeister. SHWONG~!

No it's not. It's not even close to the best with what they got to work with. You're point was that it's Wrestlemania and therefore it will be somehow completely different from what they regularly do. The card itself is very much the same-as-always, despite being "Wrestlemania XX". Don't get your hopes up for the-most-exciting-match-ever, or anything like it. They won't let the cruisers steal the show.

Alright, it's on Tonight (Friday) at 9 pm EST. Cast: Caroline Dhavernas as Jaye Tyler Katie Finneran as Sharon Tyler Diana Scarwid as Karen Tyler William Sadler as Darrin Tyler Lee Pace as Aaron Tyler Tyron Leitso as Eric Tracie Thoms as Mahandra. Plot: She might not talk to God like Joan of Arcadia, but Jaye of Niagara does communicate with inanimate objects in this fanciful series. Jaye Tyler (Caroline Dhavernas) is a 24-year-old Niagara Falls gift-shop clerk whose uncertainty about her place in the world - and her role in her family - understandably intensifies when figurines start talking to her. Their cryptic messages tell Jaye to do what she likes least: interact with others, beginning with an unpleasant customer (Kathryn Greenwood) and a delivery man (Gabriel Hogan) attracted to Jaye's sister Sharon (Katie Finneran). Herc sez: "Okay, first off? It’s not a dramedy. It’s a comedy, one funnier, perhaps, than any other comedy on the air at the moment. There are more million-dollar jokes in the first five minutes of the pilot than most comedies get in a season. Minear’s partner, “Deep Space Nine” vet Bryan Fuller, created Showtime’s “Dead Like Me,” which was hilarious at least until Fuller left to create “Wonderfalls.”" http://www.aintitcoolnews.com/display.cgi?id=17172 Related Websites & Reviews: http://www.fox.com/wonderfalls/ (Wonderfalls Home) http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/a...312goody12.html ("it's one of the most delightfully written, expertly cast and effortlessly acted new shows of the season") http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?...TL&type=tvradio (There is a mood in "Wonderfalls" that evokes the best of multilayered television series... But despite being peopled with well-drawn characters and smart, audaciously careening scripts that induce bursts of laughter, "Wonderfalls" gives us television's -- at least network television's -- coolest female.) http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/ShowM...t/showid-18158/ http://epguides.com/Wonderfalls/ (Show info) WATCH!

Sable isn't one of the most horrid women ever. She's bad, very bad, but not the worst. Not Gayda bad.

I'm sorry, "It's Wrestlemania" doesn't work. They've put 2 4-way tag matches at WM, they've made one of their title matches a 3 way, they've put more focus on the special guest referee than these two supposed monsters. They have two womens matches and one of them features 3 of the most horrid women workers ever. "It's Wrestlemania" hasn't stopped them from booking a pretty shitty "Wrestlemania XX" card.

There will be a much tamer version of "everyone hits their spots on the outside". Chavo does a pescado, Ultimo does a moonsault, Rey does a flip, Moore does a twirlly-do, Yang does something, Kidman does a SSP to the outside.

I'd start to watch the show Sheldon Benjamin is on if they used him better.

That dog's as subtle as a hand grenade in a barrel of oatmeal.

"And as I sat down I realized that this was going to be a truly special moment. One that you tell your grandkids of as you tuck them in at night. One that you speak fondly of in the late, intimate hours sitting around with old friends at a smoke-filled pub with cold one in hand. However, no matter how many times you tell the story to others, it cannot even match, nor dare to dream of matching, the experience itself. So as I sat down and relaxed a smile came across my face because I knew what was to come. That dump was a revelation."

That's ironic? As mentioned previously, Season 7 had too much "stuff" in it, and a lot of that "stuff" they really didn't need. They really rushed it, IMO. That doesn't mean that I hate the season, it had its moments, but it moved by too quickly to really grab ahold of you.

I watch the show Chris Beniot is on.

To clearify, by "intelligent" he means "that agree with me" and by "vision" he means "knows not to disagree with me" and by "quality people", he means yes-men.

"Why is Austin on the show so much?" "Because the Fans love him" "Why do the fans love him?" "Because he's on the show so much" *eugh*

I'm thinking the only reason he is on TV so much is to sell shirts. How else would he draw that company money?

It's amazing how Vince can talk about copyright and licensing like that with the World Wildlife Fund when the WWE just a few years ago went around to every website using their name and threatened legal action.

Eddie adds that you couldn’t have a better testimony to Christianity than HBK Cept for, you know, Christ.

I'm watching this right now, and it's just bad. I don't care what the intent of it was, it came off bad. The better effect would have been the Smackdown crew walking to the back right away or not being there in the first place rather than Austin staring each of them down and them backing away. It's not like they all got together and decided what to do, it's that Austin taught each of them the true meaning of... well, shit, I dunno. "What the hell have we witnessed tonight" - Michael Cole My thoughts exactly. They fucking closed the last show to WM off with AUSTIN. Stupid, Stupid, Stupid, Stupid, Stupid.

This is actually one of their more star-studded shows. Lawler, Edwards, Sudo, Cabbage in the undercard and Sylvia/Arlovski and Tito/Chuck in the main event; I'm hyped. Paragon, could you just do a regular line up for the first post as a reference point w/o comments? It's just easier.

The show simply being centred around Austin cuts the legs off everyone on that roster.

So did HHH have his injury before his 99 push where he amazingly bulked up AND got a huge push (but wrestling isn't a "look" industry, eh HHH)?

What, cosmetic surgery?

....But I feel the love nonetheless

I think he means the wrestlers.