Obi Chris Kenobi

Ah right, I'm only just getting around to Season2, so I have no idea what's happened - no problem.

His intro was pretty cool, when he burst through the ring at St. Valentine's Day Massacre (One of my favorite Cage Matches).

Bah use spoiler tags people!

I have to admit, I did enjoy his Big Goof role that went on for a few months. His impersonations were pretty funny.

Swapped biscuits for bananas, which seems to be doing something.

Try not to visit this thread during Season 4 at the moment, but I'm happy that Caprica has been green lighted.

I wonder once this game is out, if SD v Raw will do a Legends DLC.

No it doesn't, even hints and shows about drug use, which in current light seems odd for WWE to side with if it is true. If they do work together, I can only see it confusing some of the younger fans if they go on to see the movie someway.

We only know about Tennis at the moment since Andrew Murry is doing amazingly well. He's BRITISH at the moment, not Scottish. If he was doing shit he'd be called the Scottish Tennis player Andrew Murry.

Now here's a man who's never seen Inventing the Abbotts. Or The Rocketeer. Or Dark Water. That is actually not a bad little game: try to name someone who's never had a bad performance. Or, if you want to broaden it a little, never been in a bad movie. I can't think of anyone, offhand. Point of order: Jennifer Connelly is topless in Inventing the Abbotts, which automatically makes her performance at least passable. Requiem for a Dream too. I love her, shame she had a her breasts reduced a few years back Or was that Phoebe Cates.

Some guy crying because people don't read (pay to read) his constant moaning about wrestling?

1. In the long run, do you think Sable and his ensuing feud with her (the in-ring one) helped or hurt his career? Surely it was a bit of both? His WCW Career was ok, if nothing major, without her. I enjoyed, though thought he was a bit camp with his ticker tape streamer things. Even then though, he had Kimberly near the end of his time. In the WWF having Sable was probably the only real reason he was kept around as other wise people didn't seem to give a shit whenever he was around. His feud against was her was the end of his time with the WWF and the major start of Sable's, Marc Mero probably should have known this at the time. 2. Let's play the "What if" card. What if Marc Mero wasn't plagued with consistant injury problems through out his WWF stint? Would he have reached similar heights as the men he had joined WWF alongside; Mankind and Mick Foley (remember Mero was perhaps the most hyped of the three when they entered the company in the first part of '96)? Would he have maintained the mid-card position he had in late '96/early '97? If he had stayed healthly he probably would have still remained as mid card for life. He was half interesting in the ring, but there were generally more interesting people around him who would have deserved the push they got. I think he would have been an entertaining feud with Owen Hart at some point in the 'What if' world. 3. What was best; the WCW run as Johnny B. Badd or the WWF run as Wild Man/Marvelous Marc Mero? I'm assuming no one will consider his XWF or TNA runs the highlight of his career. More people will remember his WWF run, I remember his Boxer gimmick more fondly then his Wild Man one, though really there wasn't much difference apart from the fact he was a Boxer. His Johnny B. Badd run was a decade too late, and as I said earlier seemed pretty camp. His feud with DDP was decent though, and helped launch DDP's career. 4. In twenty years, what will he be best remembered for? His in-ring career or his role as a straight shooting media gadfly (and the list of guys he wrestled who died) after the Benoit murders-suicide? That bloke that Sable was married to. 5. Now the obligatory final question; Favorite matches, moments, etc. His program with DDP

Mainly for the newer Doctor Who, though talk on the older ones is welcome too. With news that David Tennant isn't going to carry on, and the hiring of the new Doctor (which went against the belief it was going to be a woman or a black man - with it being a scrawny looking white boy), there's plenty to talk about. The Bionic Woman, Michelle Ryan (better known in the UK for her time in Eastenders), will be the Doctor's new companion for the Easter special.

I heard they determine who becomes The Pope too.

Yeah, I thought that too. Are you like a midget? If not, you should probably gain weight rather then lose it.

To be fair, that annoys the hell out of me whenever I download an American TV show to watch. Its slowly catching on over here in the UK too, I don't agree with it though.

Philistine! Alien is good, but I'm going to have to agree with whatever character in Scream 2 (let's say Pacey) said Aliens was superior. They're different, though - apples and oranges. Was it not (The) Jamie Kennedy (Experience)?

You're not the only one, I watch it out of habit now. I think they made a good decision calling an end to it all at a certain date, as that's the only thing giving me any hope. Knowing that it will actually end.

The Qualifiers for the 97 were a bit of a mess, with HHH being eliminated from the tournament only to then take Vader's place. The reason they gave is that HHH was unaware that being DQ'd would cost him the match and fail to qualify for the next match - seriously, wtf?

If he went through the neck, then I'm more surprised he was able to just slice through all the ligaments and muscle in the way. The bone would be the easiest part since he'd just have to hack through the disk plate in between the neck bones themselves, and obviously the spinal cord. Its pretty gruesome really.

Guess I was wrong about the internal CHIKARA pick haha. Wonder if he'll become a mainstay on the roster?

Is the current commissioner of fun, but he'll probably only appear a handful of times like Saget did. As for Quack's partner, its usually a CHIKARA guy they have high hopes for and will probably get a little rub working with them.

CHIKARA are my favorite indy promotion, so I'll be keeping tabs on this one. I'm surprised the Unstable aren't in this one yet.

You really think the recession is going to hit the WWE? It might hurt them a bit, but can they really justify laying off a guy, who probably wasn't earning that much, to save some money. Especially considering he had allegedly been promised a job to help him pay for the medical costs.

I was going to say Eddie Guerrero driving down in his car, but Rey did it as a homage and JBL kind of still does it.