Smackdown might be locked because it already aired in Canada last night. There'll be something on Raw for sure.

Although they do cover surgeries and rehab, I believe.

They didn't kick her to the curb because Hunter got with Steph; they knew that would be a bad look for them, especially with Hunter having Vince's ear the way he did and aspiring to have a hand in running the company. The problem was that Chyna kept acting up like she still had the protection she had before—refusing…

That very well might have been me.

Oh no, Regal wouldn't have been working, for sure. But it still would have been babyface authority figure vs. heel.

He needs to beat Ziggler convincingly at Payback, though.

CREATIVE CONTROL! How deliciously ironic!

I think a big part of their problem in NJPW was that the heavyweight tag division is garbage and has been for a long time. The only real prolonged program they had there was with The Kingdom, and they were part-timers who, let's be honest, were only there because Maria is hotter than a thousand suns. Even when they…

He's been over for at least a couple of years. When he won the geek battle royal at Mania 30, it got one of the biggest non-Bryan pops of the night, and he was technically still a heel at that time.

It has become that, though, and they are absolutely marketing it as that. A purely developmental division doesn't have Finn Balor, Samoa Joe, Austin Aries, and Shinsuke freakin' Nakamura in it.

"High-concept" is incongruous with "main roster."

The gimmick is just death on the main roster.

I still feel like he was badly hurt by not beating Ziggler that first night in, though. It felt like he was immediately being slotted, and that's not good.

They don't actually own the company that's close to buying TNA—they're just employees. But it's a bad, bad look, and I would imagine that it might complicate the sale if POP gets wind of the Harrises' history.

It looked like they were doing Regal vs. Corbin before Corbin got called up.

He was always fine before he had to do stupid WWE scripted promos.

I've DVRed dozens of episodes of The Mentalist. I have never actually watched The Mentalist

Clearly you're not a Good Wife viewer. We've been dealing with this shit for years.

I think the plotting is haphazard at best and incomprehensible at worst. Maslany is great, but the show itself is problematic. In my opinion, of course.

I love watching them grind opposing pitching staffs into dust. The Reds threw 57 pitches in the first inning last night! That's insane!