DX’s humor was sooooo bad. That’s yet another reason I hate the Raw Reunions they have, just an excuse for Hunter and his old pals to do their already awful comedy stuff that really hasn’t aged well.

Fashion Cops were hilarious and now that they’re back in NXT they kind of skirt the line between seriously talented wrestlers and also comedy guys. I like the mix. It seems on main roster that unless you’re New Day, comedy mostly is reserved for lower card acts that nobody takes seriously. Which is a shame. Maverick…

As long a Robin Hood has a proper British accent, I’m down. Sheriff Alan Rickman was the best, however.

They should make a movie, no, a HBO miniseries about that event. Sounds very interesting.

Men in Tights and Cary Elwes were pretty great too though.

Don’t bring Curious George into this! What’s he ever done to you? I get the Trump burn, but seeing as how the guy who wrote Curious George was fleeing Nazism instead of embracing it, I doubt Trump would be a fan of his works.

Yeah, Belichick is a smart dude who would rather say nothing than bloviate and is (usually) good at recognizing talent. Trump is none of those things, so I agree with you. Though I thought it was Kraft who was the Trump fan, not Belichick. Is it both?

Same.

“Using King of the Ring to reboot his run and propel him into a heel champion role could do wonders for one of the most talented guys on the roster, both in the ring and on the microphone, where the “King Joe” promos basically write themselves”

Pretty obvious who is gonna win the King of the Ring tournament. Kyle O’Reilly ! It is right there in the KOR name!

Drew on his own is pretty exciting, him being booked as a Ziggler/McMahon muscle goober bodyguard or being the third most important guy in his faction with Bobby/Braun did ruin his character a lot. But he can really talk and go in the ring when he isn’t being overshadowed by a sweaty 50 year old non-wrestler (Shane).

Being a snobby foreign heel also helps with being a good King. Though I would love for Woods to win it, I think Joe or Drew or Buddy would be the best.

I liked Barrett, Regal, and Booker as Kings. They almost always have booked BNB poorly, so him getting the crown didn’t do much to make up for a misused WWE career. But Regal was a perfect snob king and I liked how he actually did some evil GM stuff to help game the tournament his way instead of just being an…

“This is a Cam Newton Production. The Panthers should be exciting more often than not. And yet, every other year, they break out a playbook seemingly drawn up by a Pentecostal televangelist and act like they’re still a first-year expansion club. Why? WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY?”

I kinda found his digs into Wisconsin culture to be pretty intense. I mean, the fella is a Minnesota fan, so he knows what’s up with north/midwest scenes. But I think like 90% of his invective went to McCarthy and then just a bit to Rodger’s and his ego. A few years from now when McCarthy’s stench has cleared, then…

Until Vince McMahon gets his sweaty mitts on them.

hell yeah, I loved Swiss Army Man. Credit where due though, Paul Dano also knocked it out of the park. One of his best performances. Who would have guessed he’d be just as good in a gaseous corpse farce (sprinkled liberally with pathos) as he was in a Paul Thomas Anderson masterpiece.

Yeah Miracle Workers was a fun sprint of a show but was not super compelling. I did laugh a lot, some of the best parts (besides the myriad small yet hilarious bureaucratic functionary roles) was his wide-eyed excited yet nervous about everything angel. He really nailed what it seems like they were going for. The…

Would not be the first time young Daniel used the alphabet to amaze and astound.

Back when I was wrestling one of our part time coaches was a chiropractor in his day job and he worked wonders on my neck, which was great because that typically is the most targeted spot, but I was scared as hell whenever he would roll my head around all peacefully and then suddenly pop it to the side. He seemed like…