And once again YOU have shown that you clearly suffer from Dysarthria my friend.
Dyspraxia, actually.
Here, let me show you where you erred. Your statement that they had a whole season to "perfect" season one hints that you think that they were making strides in the right direction.
Which they were. The Cole/Danielson storyline is extremely interesting, leaning on the fourth wall. The interactions and tension between rookies and pros added a sense of realism. The pros being able to Work-shoot on their rookies (like calling out Otunga's poor ring skills, saying Danielson is better than the Miz, etc.) made for good television. During the last few weeks, they really got what the show should be about and it was entertaining.
Notice, if you used such words as "develop" and " create"or phrases such as "lay out", then you don't give this impression. Don't worry, it's always good to learn from ones mistakes.
Thing is, I don't think it matters whether I use ten words, twenty words, fancy phrases, purple prose, beige prose, or rainbow prose, as long as you can understand me. Well, not "you", but the general, not touched-in-the-head public.
Oh come on, you don't think that they knew wouldn't know ahead of time that the challenges were going to be crap?
No. There was no way they could REALLY script some of those challenges. They might have done test runs, but there's no way in knowing how an audience will respond to something until they see it. For an example, look at Rocky Maivia. He was supposed to be the next popular babyface, but the live crowds hated him and his squeaky clean persona. For a more extreme example, try Katie Vick. Apparently several people "laughed themselves silly" at it backstage, but it's now regarded as one of the worst moments in wrestling history.
If anything, they will have MORE challenges next season. The WWE has been writing wrestling shows since before you were born.
And they've been known to cut their losses and put things that don't work out of their misery. Look at Beaver Cleavage. He had, what, one match before undergoing a gimmick change?
Do you REALLY think that they need to test shit without having a general feeling of the end result? Come on now. Smarten up here.
I already am, thank you. It's what house shows are for, and it's what Season 1 of NXT was for. Testing grounds. They may have a general feel but nothing is predictable to its finest detail. Once again, they could not have known how the live audience and the folks watching at home would have reacted to the challenges.
Um yeah, they will use all 16 weeks wisely and not do more of the same crap. If you believe that, then I have a bridge for sale in Brooklyn for cheap.
For one thing, I believe the season is shorter this time around. For another, why WOULDN'T they use them more wisely than last time? Thhey tried tings out, saw what worked and what didn't, and will use this knowledge to benefit season 2 by cutting the crap and giving us more stories and characters for the rookies.
Wait, let me get this straight. You sit there and run down the crap challenges and yet promote this crap like it's gold?
Yes. Because it's a great storyline.
i mean they spent all season building up Miz vs. Bryan for what? For it ti turn to Cole/Bryan?
Actually, they only spent a few weeks with Miz/Bryan. Cole has been bashing Danielson since day 1 of NXT. And Danielson still has trouble with Miz, which is why he was in a match with him on Monday instead of in a match with Cole.
Cole has a hard enough time sucking on commentary without needing to be distracted by a storyline.
Ever since he turned heel for this storyline, his commentary has been praised. He has done much better on the headset and the IWC is slowly warming to him. Most of all, he's been
entertaining.
And kid, I've know Lord Sidious ALOT longer than you. He still doesn't think there was anything wrong with David Arquette AND Vince Russo having held the WCW title in the same year. lol
BULLSHIT.
No, what you said was that Season 2 was going to be "off the charts".
And I think it will be. Season 1 showed flashes of brilliance that I believe they can really grab hold of in season 2. The rookies are more interesting, the pros are more fun, they will either scrap the challenges or make better, more relevant ones, and the season won't be as long. I have high hopes for Season 2.
And you used Season 1's model as reason for thinking so. If they were going to learn from Season 1 and do what you SAY they will be doing, then why start it off as a huge joke with names and trainers that aren't worth a shit to begin with? Please, explain this one to me. And use words this time, not just angry rants that go nowhere. Expand your thoughts and elaborate.
I did. I said that Season 2 should be a lot more fun, and funnier. I find Zack Ryder, LayCool, Percy Watson, The Miz, and Alex Riley all to be very humorous. Names like Husky Harris and Michael McGillicutty are inherently amusing names that still work and roll off the tongue. This bunch of rookies have much more personality than the ones in season 1. The challenges will probably be scrapped or improved.
I feel like I've said this before. Oh yeah, that's because
I have!
Okay, now I know I shouldn't even take you seriously.
That's cool, I don't really take you seriously either.
If THIS is what you choose to sink to because you lack the sheer fortitude to present a valid point, then it's pointless to argue with you because your thinking process has been ******ed in such a way as to not allow you to express yourself in an appropriate manner. Good day sir.
Except I have presented my arguments, and presented them well if the green rep I've gotten is any indication. My points are very valid. As for ******ed and immature...you're the 35-year-old man complaining about the word "cunt" and pictures of lesbians with Sheamus heads in their underwear.
All I did in the first place was present my optimistic view that season 2 will be better than season 1 because WWE will have learned from their mistakes. Yes, WWE makes mistakes. They don't plan to be this shitty, contrary to what you seem to believe.
