Eh.... Always seem to miss out on the fun with these things.
Look, I'm pretty indiscriminate, in saying both shows aren't that great at the moment. Just the way I work. Currently, I don't find much entertaining about the WWE, save for a couple glimpses, and I don't find myself much entertained by TNA, save for a couple glimpses. Is it pessimistic to notice those negatives? Yes, but I won't lie in saying it's my first response. I will say that after watching it over again, the show wasn't that bad. I'm still not going to give the thumbs up on this invasion thing, because I just feel it's a tad lazy. Having said that, I'm indiscriminatory, in that at the moment, I dislike both companies. Might make me more critical, but again, all of these boil down to singular, solitary opinions, that either may or may not be grouped into a larger collective. Whether it be the fact that the WWE has become formulaic, or that TNA is just left with little to no direction at the moment, I find myself in a lull at the moment with professional wrestling by today's standards, and consequentially, I'm left to my old tapes to remind me of why I love wrestling so. It isn't so much I hate TNA, I'm upset with both products as a whole, really. As a person who freely offers to hand my money over to both companies, and support the programming, I, like anyone else, am free to have an opinion that behooves the moment, even if it may be more pessimistic. Why? Because, simply enough, there's no need to support the program, even if something done is displeasing. There's room for both, and while praise is something one should express, so too should criticism.
And right now, I'm left with little more than displeasure at the current state of affairs, both in WWE and in TNA. And I don't know about you guys, but I find myself looking to one place to keep my wrestling interests alive. I'll see you there.