The Hardy's and Bayley were absent also, so whatevs.

"She is now a hardcore Dean Ambrose fan."

*Bray kicks off RAW with a promo about how each of his opponents from the Extremes Rules five-way is on his hit list*
*gets beaten by the very first person from that list he matches up against*

It's a pity Reznor doesn't look favorably back on The Perfect Drug, as it's one of my favourite NIN tracks and what actually got me into his music.

Yes and no. I agree on the front that it should be judged as a whole, but I do like watching it week by week as it unfolds with time in-between to stew on what I've watched. There's a lot of fun watching a mystery that unfolds procedurally, coming up with your own interpretations or notions and then seeing if they…

It's basically a mosiac: a set of scenes put against each other that eventually, when the focus is pulled out enough, will show a clear story (or, as clear as you're going to get with Lynch). As surreal as this show can be, I don't feel what's going on is at it's core any different than any other mystery fiction…

It feels like there's a great deal of setting up going on which feels will result in a grand Rube Goldberg-esque chain of events, and just seeing all of these little movements and connections put into play as they happen is fascinating to watch.

Paul Feig’s 2016 Ghostbusters movie didn’t make a huge impact due to the fact that it wasn’t significantly better or worse than the original

hell-ooo-ooooooo

I do, which is why I'm going back to DA:O first and won't play Inquisition for another 5 friggin' years.

So many games, so little time/money.

It's not like that all happened at once

Forethought? Not at all. Like she said, when she said she could wait for him, she really thought so at the time.

No shit, every time he used to post (before the more incensed left-leaning Twitterites began leaving him tweet chains of roasts) the same group of bots would automatedly link to mugs selling "liberal tears".

They can both be bad

Do we invert how much you enjoy a film by how good it actually is?
(sorry ;D)

He was a heel but well respected by the smarks at the time

I could see a chicken-heel title holder having a MITB as a back-up plan, or a dastardly heel champ winning it just to keep it out of the hands of their challengers - not that either would really work in this scenario.

Wrestlers elevate other wrestlers. AJ can take a loss here and there, and his high standing makes Dolph's win mean more, raising him in the MITB standings.

The funny thing is that his goodbye speech on NXT felt so much more clearer than any promo he's done on Smackdown