I know people say it was a stupid feud, but I saw the logic of Edge v. Booker T's "shampoo commercial" feud. After all, both men are ostensibly professional athletes, and professional athletes get sponsorships. It wouldn't be out of the blue for two men to fight over a sponsorship deal.

If we're doing alignments, Nia Jax is still a heel (and NXT's monster female heel), so I don't know why bringing her up early would be a good thing. She definitely needs a few more weeks/months down in Florida before being main roster ready. Sasha's surprise partner will probably just be Paige.

Almost all of the major news organizations are leading with the Melania Trump plagiarism scandal except for…wait for it…Fox News. Politico's calling the whole first day of the convention chaotic.

Snuka's defense is that his brain was so beaten up, he didn't know what he was doing was wrong.

These are a bunch of wrestlers that'll never be in the Hall of Fame (or, aside from Road Warrior Animal and Paul Orndorff, never mentioned in the HoF again. Snuka's out for other reasons.)

His show's definitely not bad by any stretch of the imagination, but I think he's running into the same problem Conan did years ago: it's very hard to run a small show with a "niche" sense of humor into a big please-everybody blockbuster. Add in that Colbert likes to do politics jokes and not viral crap like Fallon…

I know she's winning in most of the polls, nationally and in swing states, but I won't feel comfortable until Hillary just bring the fvcking hammer down hard on Trump and crushes him into power. I just couldn't sleep thinking of that goddamn idiot anywhere close to any position of power, let alone what the next four…

So apparently my DVR didn't record the second episode because it wasn't labeled as "NEW" on the guide, nor was there a description. That's just great, Cartoon Network.

One nice thing to say about Alex Jones: he has a very nice and powerful public speaking voice.

"Accidntl Death" always deserves notice for being another Lewis/Tamborello collaboration a year after The Postal Service's one album.

To be fair, so far the Club has just been a fairly standard tag team. Anderson and Gallows aren't doing the crazy rule-breaking sh.t they did in NJPW. If the Club was treated as a really disruptive force, then I think they would be up higher.

This is the first Danny McBride series I've really gotten into, so I'm definitely intrigued by what I saw. From what I've heard, it does seem like his character is more "toned down" than Kenny Powers; I'd like to see both he and Goggins really go off.

Them and Louis XIV.

To be fair, the "garage rock revival" was presented as all one band in 2002.

The album Bleed American was changed to a self-titled album. I believe the original pressing (with the "offensive" title) was supposed to be worth something at the time.

He's also decent on Man Seeking Woman.

I was terribly disappointed by how little you appeared in Samson vs. The Vampire Women. The scenes you were in were fantastic; the scenes with those other losers were boring.

The only covers of rap songs I know are by "ironic" white boy frat guys and/or "ironic" white boy theater kids. Neither is worth it.

I think you mean "Won Ton Goggles."

Walton Goggins needs to be in more true-comedies. In the episode of Community in which he guest-starred, he was absolutely hilarious when he finally got to break loose in the epilogue.