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Why buy the PPVs when the good shit happens on free TV?Ratings, ratings, ratings. Wouldn't people be more inclined to buy PPV's if they see the unpredictability happening on television?
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Why buy the PPVs when the good shit happens on free TV?Ratings, ratings, ratings. Wouldn't people be more inclined to buy PPV's if they see the unpredictability happening on television?
Why? If TNA's working a business model that relies more heavily on television success than pay per view buys, this is a GREAT move and a fantastic few weeks of television that's making a ho-hum feud between two overachieving midcarders look legit.
Wait, I'm justifying myself to Milenko? Lawl. No. Fuck off, troll.
Ratings, ratings, ratings. Wouldn't people be more inclined to buy PPV's if they see the unpredictability happening on television?
Dirt sheet nonsense that blew Hogan's personal opinion out of proportion.Sweet Jesus, I cannot believe they actually pulled this swerve and took the title off of Storm and put in on Roode. Especially when it's already been determined by the brightest minds on here that Roode is "not ready". At least he wasn't two weeks ago![]()
That's actually a great point.
It just shocks me how much closed-mindedness we have to endure from a group that fancy themselves "smart marks." When did dismissing something as pointless stunt-booking just because it's done quickly and in the face of common IWC logic become "smart"? This place is flooding with more mindless zealotry than a Tea Party demonstration.
Why buy the PPVs when the good shit happens on free TV?
Dirt sheet nonsense that blew Hogan's personal opinion out of proportion.
Guess what? HOGAN DOESN'T ACTUALLY RUN TNA, YOU NITWIT MARK!!
Dirt sheet nonsense that blew Hogan's personal opinion out of proportion.
Guess what? HOGAN DOESN'T ACTUALLY RUN TNA, YOU NITWIT MARK!!
Yeah. I know what a turn off good television can be. Almost never tempts me to tune in next week.If you're going to make the argument that this is good for TNA if they want to have a television oriented, fine, I agree - in the short term. You can't keep booking like this forever. This will come back to bite them. When you start giving away this kind of thing on free TV all the time, people will lose interest. The boy who cried wolf, and all that.
It's being served quickly. Doesn't make it shit. Just gets us where we already knew we were going and saves us a lot of needless posturing that would have caused people to lose interest while whispers that Storm and Roode aren't ready gained traction.Furthermore, ratings and business models aside, this is utter shit from an art perspective. The story here has been hacked to bits, then shit on top of an baked into a steaming shit pie. Maybe fundamentally you're getting a good story - but it's being served with so much shit, you can't appreciate it.
Just because Russo gave us three months of decent "goodbye" booking before Hogan showed up under the assumption that his influence would be reduced, doesn't mean this isn't the same TNA we've always had.Right, that's why TNA's entire direction and booking style didn't fundamentally change after Hogan was brought into the company.
Just because he doesn't run the place doesn't mean that he doesn't exert a ton of backstage control.
Dirt sheet speculation then. Unfit to wipe your ass with that fluff.Who said anything about Hogan? He has nothing to do whatsoever with any of this. I am referring to other bright minds.
In this economy I think most people will pass when they can see the same thing on TV.Because of the possibility of more good shit happening on PPV's?
BUT I WANT IT THE WAY I WANT ITHomegrown talent, baby.
Yeah. I know what a turn off good television can be. Almost never tempts me to tune in next week.
It's being served quickly. Doesn't make it shit. Just gets us where we already knew we were going and saves us a lot of needless posturing that would have caused people to lose interest while whispers that Storm and Roode aren't ready gained traction.
This is the right move. A shame purists are too cowardly to support the new and the brave.
Guess what? Sometimes expedient feuds can be good.
Coronation Street doesn't have an off-season. [/discussion]Why do regular television shows have season finales? Why do movies and books have climaxes? Why not just serve up nonstop action constantly? The heck with building reasonable, logical plots - let's make all our movies 2 hours of constant sex and explosions! That won't get old, or anything.
A bright fella like you should see the analogy in there.
The world has passed you by. Best you kill yourself now and bypass a lot of misery.I refuse to accept that two title changes, an out of nowhere heel turn, and the breakup of TNA's biggest tag team in three weeks can be anything other than shit. It is almost tautologically impossible to fit that much action into a compelling narrative in three weeks' time.
If I'm a purist, then thank goodness I have better taste than to think tripe like this is actually good booking.
Stop being so reasonable. It's TNA so it MUST suck.Hmmm. Seems rushed but will have to wait and see it play out.
Coronation Street doesn't have an off-season. [/discussion]
The world has passed you by. Best you kill yourself now and bypass a lot of misery.
BUT I WANT IT THE WAY I WANT IT
*throws toys from pram*
Hmmm. Seems rushed but will have to wait and see it play out. Just don't have Roode join immortal.
If they let Roode and storm do their thing, it will be fine. I'm not a fan of hot shotting titles, but a Mankind/Rock like feud could work with them swapping the belt a few times. Make them the focal point and see what they can do.
Soap operas are your argument here? I might as well rest my case.
No thanks, I'll just watch any of the dozens of promotions that have got half a fucking clue what they're doing with themselves.
But he has to join Immortal eventually, doesn't he? I mean, everyone else does at some point.