Yeah, I saw this one back in the day… I don’t remember much about it, but I doubt it’ll be as entertaining as that one show where Eric Bischoff beat Vince McMahon via countout in a make-believe street fight or something.
Anyway, while March saw the Austin era begin at Wrestlemania, WCW fans had this show to look forward to… well, let’s jump into it.
So I didn’t catch last night’s Survivor Series PPV… but in reading the results to the show – this latest edition of “brand supremacy” or whatever they call it to get a bunch of people in red and blue shirts to fight each other because… reasons… apparently, all the matches were won by RAW. So… why bother wasting my time with this shit?
Though I’ve heard good things about Brock vs. Bryan, so maybe I’ll just check that match out… but don’t expect me to do a full write-up or anything for the whole show because that ain’t happening.
Not going into super heavy detail for this one, but I just wanted to address a couple key points here and be on my way. Yes, I’m a little late to the party, but what else is new?
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Ordered a copy of this a couple days ago and came in sooner than I thought it would. Praise the glorious patrons of Amazon Prime for timely shipping times.
I’ve never had one of these things before (the publisher has made a bunch of these apparently), so I don’t know the general gist of what to expect beyond a bunch of pictures and some behind the scenes tidbits.
For those wondering, it’s got a few design sketches, some screenshots, some behind the scenes photos for the MMPR years, and lots of promotional imagery that we’ve seen plenty of times over the years. It’s not the deepest historical retrospective and it’s not quite the “tell-all” or “down and dirty” reference book that will reveal anything that hasn’t already been said before, but for a general overview on the history of the franchise and some choice design material to see how it came, it’s a cool little thing to check out that’s meaty enough to give each entry in the franchise a little bit to shine.
This is my bedtime read, by the way.
Hey, Nintendo. Forget Dr. Mario. MEEZA WANT MOAR PUZZLE LEAGUE, YOU CRETINS!
Uncensored 97 places us in the height of the New World Order era of WCW, which saw the promotion’s Monday Nitro program trump WWF Raw week in and week out. Uncensored ’97 is a rather significant event in the overall narrative of the WCW vs. nWo story, but is it a good show otherwise?
Let’s find out.
Nothing I could say could truly cover the scope of what the late Stan Lee brought to the table. That’s why I’m including Razorfist’s own video tribute to The Man and honestly, he sums things up better than I ever could.
Instead, I simply say that there will never be another Stan Lee.
Excelsior.
You know… if I had the old website from a decade ago, this would be one of my bottom banners.
But then again, I don’t know if I’d be this “original” or “fresh.”
Another food item on the list of things that make me sick, Definitely chimi-chucking-it in the bin.
Sums up my thoughts here just fine, methinks.
A show about Section 31, no matter who’s in the center seat, doesn’t resonate with me much in the slightest. I think I’ll stick with (Pi)Card Talk.
Source: https://deadline.com/2018/11/michelle-yeoh-star-trek-spinoff-talks-cbs-crazy-rich-asians-1202498617/
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