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Glad to hear you have dug deeper into the details here!

I'm interested to see how the yawn task plays out, because the way they filmed that last episode, it looked a lot like Ross suddenly became highly suspicious of Maya. Both her and James appeared to be really over-egging the yawning.

Please don't, none intended! I've genuinely never heard anyone use "Gen Zed"

This is such performative pedantry. Literally everyone uses '"Gen Zee". I would think someone was mental if I heard them use "Gen Zed" in normal conversation, unless they were trying (and failing) to be funny.

I've felt the same way about him forever. His AEW debut was one of the first major factors in turning me off their product.

Bring back the feet on yoghurt pots

Hannah had to go (😭) just so that everyone could move on from discussing her every roundtable. As some of the other contestants actually said at the table, they just needed to know one way or another and move on. Kenny's reaction to the other Traitors was hilarious. It'll be interesting to see if his demeanor changes now, because as a Faithful he had absolutely zero heat on him.

It's not. Plenty of dark storylines, but they always manage to keep a little light relief in there. Eastenders is just all out doom and gloom.

Want to feel really old? Muffy is now 61 years old!

The example I gave in the TNA thread was Buff Bagwell. He was a pretty huge name at the time and made his WWE debut in the main event of Raw's WCW branded show, but his match stank the place out, he annoyed too many people backstage and never worked in the WWE again.

Given how brutal the business used to be, I'm certain there are tonnes of great examples of wrestlers being fired after just one appearance (Buff Bagwell springs to mind), but to be sacked for something you've said within the first ten seconds of your debut is really quite the feat. I like the guy. He clearly understands he's fucked up a big opportunity here, despite the somewhat botched apology. I hope he does well on the indies, it'll probably be a while before he gets another shot at a major promotion.

I don't think they bottled it. While it would have been an amazing moment, it wasn't the right time to put the belt on him. The briefcase feels like the logical step to level him up to a position where he would feel like a credible world champion. I hate MitB ambush cash-ins and always have done, so what I would like to see them do with Penta is return to Mexico within the year and have him declare his rematch with Roman in advance. I think this way you build monster anticipation for the title change. Nobody really thought they were going to switch the title last month.

Senor Dinero en el Banco!! I am buzzing for Penta, he's been my favourite wrestler since the Lucha Underground days. I didn't think WWE would ever present him as a big deal.

What a legend

Had never heard the name Dave Burkhead before in my life. So I Googled him and it turns out... I'd never seen him before in my life either. I did, however, learn that he worked elsewhere under the name Knuckles Zandwich, which is an absolutely incredible wrestler name.