Dr. Zaius

I think that was the joke that a good looking guy like Paul Rudd was obsessing over a chick like that for two years. At least that's how I percieved it. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I think the woman who played Amy was one of the writers from Carrell's show, "The Office".

A large number of PPV would work with the right creative team, just as a small number of PPV would fail with the wrong creative team.

Being the best rated segment on Smackdown these days is the equivalent of being the tallest person in a room full of midgets.

Please ask him to provide a list of all the movies he has seen this year so we will have an accurate point of comparison.

Relax, man. I think he was being sarcastic by calling it his favorite. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Indeed, I was.

I have absolutely no problem with them aborting the Kane/Edge feud.

I think Vince alluded to it when he was introducing him.

Does anybody think the resistance to Christian (a heel) getting into the main event has anything to do with 4 out of 4 of the most politically powerful guys on the roster are now heels? HHH, JBL, Angle, and HBK (technically a heel) are probably the four guys with the most backstage pull. I'm not usually into conspiracy theories, but this coincidence is a little too striking to ignore.

This has been a universal truth since VKM bought the company. The only top guy that I can think of that got over by himself was Steve Austin. I could be persuaded to add Foley, but that's it. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I think you are right. I was just remembering how Cena was made a jobber for most of 2003 after his rapper gimmick took off. You might be able to argue that Rock got himself over, but he had been pushed to the moon before his gimmick change. I think Mankind got a good push at first, since he was in a high profile feud with Undertaker right from the start.

It seems like whenever someone gets themselves over, the creative team responds by either burying them or giving them nothing to do. For all the talk of "stepping up" and "working hard", the company only seems to reward people they've (often incorrectly) pre-determined will get over no matter what.

So rather than just grooming another heel for the main event, they decide to drag out a feud nobody cares about? There's last minute, then there's last minute and lazy. I can't beleive this company sometimes. There are people who are paid to do nothing but come up with storylines, and they can't even do that given several days to work with? These people are idiots.

Chris Benoit and Christian are my 2 favorites, but I'm through with Smackdown. I won't sit and watch while they're buried.

If sales of this game don't soar, I'll be shocked. I don't feel sorry for Rock Star games at all. Everyone's going to try to get a copy of this now. This is one case where bad publicity works to the manufacturer's favor. Look at how much retailers are charging now: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/store...13?s=videogames

Apparently the producers agreed. The show only lasted half a season, and they brought her on the show for 2 separate episodes? Someone was in love with her. (Can't blame them.)

He saved every one of us.

Good job, RavishingRickRudo.

Proving once again that WWE programming makes people more aggressive. <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

So does everyone think they'll do JBL/Undertaker/Batista at Summerslam, or are we supposed to forget that the Undertaker/Hassan match was for the #1 contendership?

I remember how pissed I was at the ending of Unforgiven 2002. This is worse. Hey, McMahon, some people actually paid money for this crap.

You got me, CBright7831.

Why?

Wasn't there a Jaws directors cut that people thought was worse than the original?

Her bra looks a size too big.

I do not think they could legally prevent you from calling in sick.