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I really wish this could have been a season since I feel like there was a lot of content and it felt rushed. Solid ending though. The best of the best will always be Alfred's last day followed by Aethelflaed's last day.

CHOPPER!

The SInema speedrun with less YAS GRRL

Pride of Southampton got this. But for real, Punk will be back.

LA Knight has legitimately been one of the most over guys over the past few months but he's not one of Vince's ideas. He had the uncanny ability to survive a Bray Wyatt feud. Knight got over on his own, like Zack Ryder, and will probably suffer the same fate as long as Vince is around. He's been subtly buried over the past month.

Last night should tell you all you needed to know about who's in charge. Show literally starts BagHHHdad Bob letting the audience know that everything is going to be just fine and no one is going anywhere. First actual segment: Cody wants a rematch. Nope! Cody wants a tag match. Only if he can find a partner and that person would have to forfeit any title opportunity as long as Roman's champion. Enter Brock. His opportunities have already been forfeited (I honestly don't remember this but I'm like "okay"). The GREATEST TAG MATCH IN THE HISTORY OF RAW is gonna be the main event. 2+ hours of hyping and it's 10:40. Everyone finally makes their entrances and it's 10:50. Brock turns on Cody. HAHAHAHAHA. Got all the suckers to tune in. What about the shit sprinkled in between? An obviously demoralized Elias got squashed by Omos again. Liv/Raquel vs Damage Ctrl had a #1 contenders tag match when that actually happened during Night 2 and Liv and Raquel lost. Seth went out to hear his theme sung by the crowd...and that's it. Bobby squashed Ali again Good stuff: KO/Sami vs Street Profits Theory vs Mysterio Conflicted Priest fully turning on Bad Bunny Just wait until Friday when the old Michael Cole returns and you'll know Vince in his ear again.

I looked at the credits and couldn't believe they got Mendelsohn for like one line of dialogue.

They did

On-brand AMC.

Somewhere in Canada. I'd guess the Prairies. The flight was from Jersey to Seattle but they veered north to avoid a storm.

Still though, I'm more interested in 1996 than the present day. Team Adult Misty all the way though. The additional meat of the 1996 cast was kinda jarring too.

I believe UConn is the only team left to have ever won the tourney. They need to lose tonight.

Just a heads up, this just dropped on Peacock.

Damn. Ohtani owned him. Trout couldn't even get a piece of one.

Nippon walkoff!

Love JLC but that was a career achievement award, right? Hsu was better in EEAAO but it seemed like Condon was the consensus favorite based on actual performance.

Season 2 trailer

Episode this week was fire.

Trailer

I was gonna say that that downpayment was the MSRP of my 2018 Hyundai Kona but also need to factor in that this was in January 2020 before supply chains went to shit. I really lucked out here with the pandemic; saving money on gas and leisure expenses. My monthly payment was $415 ($3,000 down, would have been more but I forgot my checkbook and that was the limit of my check card). It was supposed to be a 4 or 5 year plan but I paid it off last summer by doubling-up payments every other month. I've only put like 23,000 miles on it and most of that was in 2022.

I watched late since I was watching wrestling but while doing that, I like to follow along with Twitter. I saw "baby girl" trending and glad I didn't pick up on it or click on it. Wonderful episode.

I may be waiting for the full season to drop.