Mustang Sally
Sells seashells by the seashore
If they took WWE off the air, that would definitely make me stop watching.
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Okay, okay......I just couldn't resist saying that.
It's interesting that two posters said they would stop watching if Undertaker ever lost at WM or if John Cena ever turned heel. Ironically, those are two things that would make me more interested than ever, because they are unexpected events that WWE is famous for: taking us out of our comfort level.
Think about it: the whole Nexus program was unexpected and made me feel uncomfortable. Watching Edge and Randy Orton as a tag team ("Brokeback Mountain") made me uncomfortable. Watching The Miz win the world title made me (and that little girl) uncomfortable. Watching Edge portray Ric Flair in a skit about his road rage incident was funny as hell, but it made me uneasy as I wondered exactly how far WWE would go in spoofing things like that. This kind of stuff has always kept us coming back to WWE programming, year after year. Naturally, they can't come up with things like that every week, but the fact it's so unpredictable is what makes it attractive.
Seeing Undertaker lose at WM or Cena as a bad guy would be nice, safe viewing...... but where's the fun in that?
So, there's my answer: When WWE stops taking me out of my comfort zone is when I'll stop watching them.
*******
Okay, okay......I just couldn't resist saying that.
It's interesting that two posters said they would stop watching if Undertaker ever lost at WM or if John Cena ever turned heel. Ironically, those are two things that would make me more interested than ever, because they are unexpected events that WWE is famous for: taking us out of our comfort level.
Think about it: the whole Nexus program was unexpected and made me feel uncomfortable. Watching Edge and Randy Orton as a tag team ("Brokeback Mountain") made me uncomfortable. Watching The Miz win the world title made me (and that little girl) uncomfortable. Watching Edge portray Ric Flair in a skit about his road rage incident was funny as hell, but it made me uneasy as I wondered exactly how far WWE would go in spoofing things like that. This kind of stuff has always kept us coming back to WWE programming, year after year. Naturally, they can't come up with things like that every week, but the fact it's so unpredictable is what makes it attractive.
Seeing Undertaker lose at WM or Cena as a bad guy would be nice, safe viewing...... but where's the fun in that?
So, there's my answer: When WWE stops taking me out of my comfort zone is when I'll stop watching them.