This community most definitely does not shine. It still shits out "The AV Club" memes at a rate that would make firstie posters say, "Maybe take it easy on this one, guys."

No. They won't mention him on current programming still, but if you want to go back and watch his old matches you can.

Let us know how that goes. As a person with no interest in fashion who should probably stop dressing like a teenager, the concept appeals to me.

WWE Network has thousands of hours of programming available, and they don't hide any of the dead guys, but they don't seem particularly willing to grant access to outside sources. The content that is available definitely is heavily skewed towards '80s to the present.

If you go back and watch some of the AE Raws on the network, what's really striking is the pacing. Even if you don't care about the guys in a given segment, nothing other than the main events goes for more than 6 or 7 minutes. A bad segment doesn't kill the crowd like a 25 minute Authority promo or a 20 minute…

Any time you can pull MK Ultra into your conspiracy, you add a lot of interest.

I find '90s era arcades romantic, but as a child, pre-teen, tween, and teen, these games were much more fun to watch than play. Hell, I am even nostalgic for the "Just say no" promos.

That was a face promo by Rusev. I think the crowd wants to cheer Rusev, but it'll flop if he doesn't fight a heel the crowd wants to boo.

I keep watching because there are still characters I'm invested in. Right now I pretty much just watch to see Rusev, Owens, Kidd/Cesaro, and New Day. When anyone else is on screen I figure it's fine to poke around online or fold laundry or whatever.

To sell more merch.

Hoping for Maura Murray.

Trenchant insight.

How do you screw up a comedy about Hitler?

Vince and Bret are the only two who had to know it was a work.

Vince and Bret are the only two who had to know.

What a terrible opinion. Burzum and Darkthrone have more artistic merit than just about everything.