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The USA Network is doing another Xmas week of WWE Programming again.

 

Raw Live Mon 15th Dec

Smackdown Live Tue 16th Dec

Tribute to the Troops Wed 17th Dec (The full 2 hour version)

 

Also WWE programme blocks from 11am - 3pm from Monday to Friday that week. Featuring interviews with various WWE Superstars and Divas.

 

But us UK fans will have to download the 2hr Tribute to the Troops because Sky only air the NBC 1hr cut.

At least with the condensed version they'll probably cut those two random era from Night of Champions who were stocked to be doing "the troops tribute thing"

No because it's not worth getting annoyed about

Only original character to come back in Henry Wu, played by B.D. Wong, from the first movie. no Sam Neil, no Laura Dern, no Jeff Goldblum. Vince Vaughn was rumored in an early draft but nothing came of it

Coupled with the fact that Stan Winston, the man behind the animatronics on the original movies, passed away 6 years ago, and so are now being handled someone completely new

Independence Day sequal confirmed - http://deadline.com/2014/11/independence-day-sequel-fox-green-light-1201298276/

I want Jurassic World to be good, I really do

Tribute To The Troops 2005 is on the network at 2 pm (UK TIME) tomorrow and the 2006 edition is on Friday.

There was a section in the OnDemand for it but it's disappeared, but will most likely return once it's broadcast on the live stream.

Why not? He worked Extreme Rules and Payback just this year. He can still go and he was able to drag a decent ladder match out of Kevin Nash only a couple of years back. It's not like has to be taking table bumps to the outside from the top of the ladder

Hmm, you make a good point.

Alright, HHH wins he gets authority back and Cena loses his title shot, Cena wins he keeps his title shot and gets to stipulate his title match. Or he becomes GM for 30 days, could make for some fun/cringeworthy TV, depending which side of the fence you on

The other day I think it was £12 on DVD and £13 on BluRay

PodcastOne's app is a bitch to skip, so yeah i might go back to listening through a normal browser

I didn't mind the anonymous GM the first time round. It gave them a lot of possibilities with which way they wanted to go with it. Shame they just seemed to forget about it and then told everyone it was Hornswoggle for no reason whatsoever.

If its a one night thing then so be it. I'm still trying to get my head why Vince would put The Authority in a position of losing control and then being "disappointed" at them. If you don't want to be disappointed in them losing control, don't put them in a position were they can lose it

With talk of Cena not having anything yet for TLC (someone mentioned a three way vs. Rollins and Ziggler for the MITB case, which doesn't appeal to me and with Cena being #1 contender already, it makes no sense)

With Vince making John Cena the only person who can bring back HHH/authority, and seen as Cena somehow had the authority to put Daniel Bryan in charge of RAW for the night (did he say Cena did it, or did I imagine that?) could Cena maybe give HHH the chance to win his spot back in a TLC match against Cena? I'm assuming that Brock isn't going to be back beforehand which means he'll most likely be facing Cena at the rumble, so they need a strong main event for TLC. Maybe have it be Cena's #1 contendership v HHH's chance of regaining authority. I'm not saying that HHH would win the #1 contendership, he could just name one when he's back in power.

And on top of that, you have to fit Orton in somewhere and a returning Roman Reigns

Will this not just be a case of Austin and McMahon record the podcast interview with WWE Network cameras in the room so that the network has it first before it goes up on PodcastOne? At least this way we might avoid hearing about sodding Draft Kings and True Car

 

Why do people call it the Ruthless Aggression era? I'm not having a go, I mean I don't actually know.

 

Cena said 'Ruthless aggression' on his debut. Is it linked to that? Benoit also had 'ruthless aggression', but why 2002 as the starting point? Did Lesnar or Heyman say Ruthless Aggression?

It was a buzz phrase they tried to get over. I think it started with Vinny mac saying he wanted wrestlers with "Ruthless aggression".

They tried to get it over but I don't know if it ever really took. Was certainly nowhere near as good as when he used to say "in THAT very ring tonight" every week

Metallica have done Reading/Leeds last two times there's been a new album, so hopefully that can continue.

Chris Broderick and ShawnDrover have left Megadeth, which will certainly delay plans to start with starting to record in January

Overkill, Ensiferum and Belphegor all confirmed for Bloodstock 2015

Hello Ladies got axed by HBO but they made a tv movie that aired yesterday in America for anybody who liked the show.

Did anybody like the show?

Any fans of The New Generation Podcast? I find it much more enjoyable than Attitude Era podcast, which isn't bad by any stretch but Kefin Mahon come be a bit much sometimes

There is a new doc in the original specials called 'Before They Were Superstars- Usos: 10 Hours to Houston'

Obviously, then again maybe someone's hacked his account- cue smarks thinking that it's Solomon Crowe

Suprised they haven't mention the WM7 match with Warrior, especially as both men have now passed on. I know it's made it onto other releases in the past (it was defo on Self Destruction of Ultimate Warrior, can't recall if it was on the first Savage set or not), but that for me is one of the best pro-wrestling matches ever

Fun little bit of SS stats prior to the PPV this sunday

We drove down this year, dead easy to get to and parking is plentiful, bit of a walk around once you do get there but nothing you wouldn't experience at any other festival.

Two smaller camp sites and then two larger ones , but get there early enough and you'll find a spot no bother. We got there at 10pm this year and had to try find a space in the dark which wasn't fun. The camp is dead close to the arena too, 5minutes if that, not a real trek like at Download.

It is a real good site. Main stage is about the size of Download's second stage.

We're defiantly thinking of going again for 2015

My only previous experience of Bloodstock was in 2003 when it was still the small indoor festival, and there were ALOT of what we've discussed as elitists which is what put me off.

But like I say, you get them everywhere. Last year at Damnation I had a guy giving me shit because I had a Ghost tshirt on

People will just moan about anything. Twitter was harious the other day when the KISS announcement was made official. People saying "three shit headliners, I arn't going", "when are one direction confirmed" etc.

Slipknot- one of the few 'younger' bands who you can call a credible headliner

Muse- not for me, but I can understand why they've been booked. They have a massive following and puts eyes on Download as a festival

KISS- outside of Aerosmith, probably the biggest name in American rock that Download can realistically book

You just wonder what people want/expect from festivals these days

From a playing standpoint they're one of the tightest live acts you 'll ever see, but if you know the material on more than a casual level you will appreciate that more. Saying that they only tend to play a select few from the earlier albums these days, most stuff comes from Crack The Skye, The Hunter and I imagine there will be a fair amount from One More Round The Sun on this tour

Quite suprised to see that day tickets (£82.50) for Download are already on sale.