A TSC joke that actually is true, HHH really uses AI

[Turtle]

Triple K tryna get even closer to Trump?

Yeah wtf

 

[Mob H]

It's difficult to write 7+ hours of live weekly television year after year. In my 30 plus years of watching wrestling, I've probably seen every trope possible multiple times.

Maybe AI gives us a fresh idea or possible angle?

AI literally can't come up with a fresh idea because it all comes from shyt that's been done before. Hell, the example in the OP is just Tensai.

 

[Norrin Radd]

AI just steals stuff from the internet that's already been posted before so technically the marks will be booking WWE

 

[Mob H]

AI just steals stuff from the internet that's already been posted before so technically the marks will be booking WWE

Maybe it'll scrape TSC and we finally get that wolves storyline.

 

[Metal Face]

I don't mind them using AI here and there for some ideas since they gotta write TV 2 times a week

as long as it's not complete dogshyt stuff and they actually funnel thru it

 

[Reality Check]

Maybe it'll scrape TSC and we finally get that wolves storyline.

Or the Snitsky, Emotional Zeke, Heidenreich, and JTG stable

 

[MushroomX]

The Ligginsverse unmatched though.

 

[Redwood]

AI just steals stuff from the internet that's already been posted before so technically the marks will be booking WWE

That's why we should never post our booking masterpieces

 

[Cheese McNair]

I don't mind them using AI here and there for some ideas since they gotta write TV 2 times a week

as long as it's not complete dogshyt stuff and they actually funnel thru it

Yeah I imagine it’s being used to help get the wheels turning on ideas.
This really isn’t that big of a deal.
If it’s trash then everyone will know and it’ll be scraped.

 

[TBdaGhost]

fukk ai. But it's a good move for WWE considering their stan's will eat up any slop and call it cinema.

 

[Playaz Eyez]

 

[TheAlbionist]

Don't want it in my music, don't want it in my TV, don't want it in my wrestling. fukk off.

Art is made by humans to tell stories about humans and human systems to humans.

The result of AI in business/industry should be that MORE humans are free to create and enjoy art, not that even the few lucky enough to get paid for now it no longer get to because the rich fukks who have nothing to do with creativity and everything to do with profitability never took a second to understand WHY humans like to share stories in the first place.

WWE is a drop in the bucket but we are diving headlong into the absolute shyts as a civilisation. Wrestlemania 45 about to have Hulk Hogan wrestling 2pac sung down to the ring by Timbaland's latest build of AI-liyah

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Gentlemen, I present to you.....absolute cinema.

ERA & STYLE​

Years: mid-2012 → mid-2015
TV rating: TV-14
Faction: The Moral Majority led by Jason Thurgood Goode, with Jack Swagger, Antonio Cesaro, manager Zeb Colter, later recruits Damien Sandow, Aksana, and Curtis Axel.
Theme: a populist “purity” crusade inside WWE—part political cult, part corporate compliance office. They promise to “restore order” to a decadent locker room but slowly reveal totalitarian impulses.

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YEAR ONE (2012-2013) — “The Reformers”​

MAY–AUG 2012 – The Mission Begins​

• Vignettes show JTG in an empty gym, tearing down graffiti and neon lights, saying:
  

  “I was chasing style. Now I chase standard. My name is Jason Thurgood Goode.”

• Zeb Colter unveils The Moral Majority on RAW: Swagger and Goode at his side.
• Early feuds with comic faces—Ryder, Santino, Kofi, Truth—mocked for “clown culture.”
• Promos filmed like campaign ads: washed-out filters, waving flags, whispered slogans.
• PPVs:
  • Over the Limit: Swagger & Goode d. Kofi & Truth.
  • Money in the Bank: Goode lasts 15 min; Colter narrates “progress report.”
  • SummerSlam: Ethics Committee tag debut—Goode & Swagger d. Ryder & Santino.

SEP–DEC 2012 – The Code of Conduct​

• “Goode’s Guidelines” segment premieres: wrestlers summoned before a lectern.
• Aksana appears as “Compliance Officer,” clipboard in hand.
• Goode defeats Miz, Kofi, and Truth clean but humiliates them post-match with “Performance Reviews.”
• Survivor Series: Team Moral Majority d. Team Kofi; Goode sole survivor.
• TLC: conducts an “in-ring tribunal,” ending with Ryder trapped in Goode Behavior.

CHARACTER NOTE​

At this stage they’re smug reformers—language like “moral bankruptcy,” “clean living,” “discipline.” Commentary frames them as deluded but not yet vicious.

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YEAR TWO (2013-2014) — “The Regime”​

JAN–MAY 2013 – Legitimacy through Gold​

• Recruit Antonio Cesaro: “strength through discipline.”
• Elimination Chamber: Swagger & Cesaro win No. 1 Tag Contenders.
• WrestleMania 29:
  • Swagger & Cesaro d. Team Hell No → Tag Champions.
  • Goode d. Kofi → IC #1 Contender.
• SmackDown post-Mania: Goode wins the IC Title.
• Visual branding: locker-room “Code of Conduct” posters with their seal.
• Commentary starts using phrases like “corporate authoritarian streak.”

JUN–DEC 2013 – The Cleansing​

• Damien Sandow joins as “Ethicist General.”
• Stable renamed The Goode Ones (enforcers) under Moral Majority umbrella.
• They police music, attire, even ring entrances—faces fined for pyrotechnics.
• SummerSlam 2013:
  • Goode (IC) d. Ziggler (technical classic).
  • The Goode Ones (Tag) d. The Shield.
• Night of Champions: Mandatory Review segment ends with Cesaro neutralizing Mysterio mid-air.
• Hell in a Cell: Goode d. Big E via targeted knee assault.
• Survivor Series: their four-man team sweeps; post-match promo:
  

  “Tonight we proved virtue isn’t voted on—it’s enforced.”

AESTHETIC EVOLUTION​

Lighting dims, their entrance uses black-and-white strobe, slow snare march. Zeb delivers monotone “State of the Locker Room” updates. Goode’s cadence turns preacher-cold: “Obedience is freedom.”

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YEAR THREE (2014-2015) — “The Collapse of Order”​

JAN–APR 2014 – The Edicts​

• “Goode Fitness Tests” become televised hazing.
• Royal Rumble: Goode & Swagger coordinate to dump crowd favorites, causing boos.
• Elimination Chamber: Goode retains IC; Swagger & Cesaro retain Tag.
• WrestleMania 30:
  • Big E d. Goode → IC Title change (massive pop).
  • Usos d. Swagger & Cesaro → Tag change.
• Post-Mania: faction still unified; they deliver calm, ominous speech—
  

  “We lost the belts, not the vision. Every empire must test its faith.”

MAY–DEC 2014 – The Inquisition​

• Add Curtis Axel as “Compliance Enforcer.”
• New segment: The Audit — surprise locker-room raids filmed like sting ops.
• Storyline spreads: refs intimidated, commentators lectured mid-show.
• SummerSlam 2014: Goode & Swagger d. Cena & Big E after Zeb distracts with “ethics violation paperwork.”
• Night of Champions: Moral Majority appears on stage during every title match, silently judging—creepy presence.

JAN–APR 2015 – The Reckoning​

• Internal exhaustion: Goode obsessed with purity tests; allies uneasy but loyal.
• Faces form an anti-authoritarian coalition (Ziggler, Ambrose, Big E, Bryan).
• Elimination Chamber 2015: chaos—faces gang up to remove them early.
• WrestleMania 31: Eight-man “Liberty vs Order” tag—faces win; Goode caught in triple-team finish.
• Post-match: faction retreats carrying Colter; no breakup, just retreat into shadow.
• Final promo (RAW Apr 2015):
  

  “We tried to save them. They chose chaos. When the smoke rises again, we’ll be waiting.”

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PRESENTATION DETAILS​

Element	Description
Entrance	Ominous snare → organ swell → Goode’s voice: “Be Goode… or be gone.”
Visuals	Black-and-white flag motif; LED screens flash “STANDARD BREACH DETECTED.”
In-Ring Style	Realistic technical grappling, holds prolonged for uncomfortable seconds.
Merch/Props	Armbands reading “GG” (Goode Guidelines); clipboard with fake citations.
Language	“Corruption,” “standards,” “filth,” “cleansing,” “structure”—no real politics, only ideology of control.

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LEGACY​

By 2015 the Moral Majority stands as one of WWE’s darkest PG-era-plus factions:

• Psychological realism: they believe they’re righteous.
• Visual menace: suits, silence, discipline.
• Cultural echo: fear of losing identity in a changing world, abstract enough to stay safe.
• Closure: they disappear intact—ready to resurface when “chaos returns.”

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Would you like me to expand this into a production bible next (episode-by-episode beats, promo scripts, and cinematography notes for their propaganda vignettes)?

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

ChatGPT refused to call his finisher "The c00n Trap" though.

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

I tried to get AI to book that Carmelo and R-Truth stable that never happened. What y'all think of this...

Motto: “We don’t just chase greatness — we redefine it.”

Members (initially):

• Carmelo Hayes – The ambitious new-generation leader.
• R-Truth – The veteran with credibility, heart, and unexpected intensity.
• Street Profits (Montez Ford & Angelo Dawkins) – The charisma and athleticism.
• B-Fab (as manager/valet/spokesperson) – Voice of the group; attitude and style.

Potential later additions: Trick Williams (if they want to revisit Melo/Trick tension and reunite later).

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THREE-MONTH STORYLINE ARC​

Month 1: Formation – “The Truth Hurts”​

Setting the Stage:

• R-Truth returns to RAW after a long absence. He does his usual comedy bit but gets interrupted by Carmelo Hayes, who tells him, “You’re a joke now, man. You used to be the truth, now you’re just noise.”
• Hayes disrespects him to make a name for himself. Truth fires back with surprising seriousness: “You talk like you’re the future, but I am the blueprint.”
• Over the next few weeks, both men are in matches and segments that show contrast: Hayes wins clean and arrogant; Truth loses but shows heart and veteran savvy.

Inciting Moment:

• At a PPV (say Clash at the Castle), Hayes faces a midcard star (like Ricochet) and wins. After the match, a heel faction (Judgment Day or Imperium) attacks him. R-Truth shockingly makes the save, showing respect.
• Next night on RAW, they cut a serious promo together. Truth says he sees himself in Hayes and that the system doesn’t always give “us” the spotlight we’ve earned. Hayes says, “Bet. Then let’s take it.”
  Legacy 2.0 is born.

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Month 2: Domination – “We Built This”​

Feuds:

• Legacy 2.0 begins targeting established stars and groups who represent “the system.” They feud with Judgment Day and later The Miz & Grayson Waller (for mic heat and contrast).
• Montez Ford & Dawkins join, aligning with Hayes and Truth after a backstage beatdown segment where Truth says, “We’re stronger together.”
• They cut passionate promos about legacy, respect, and representation — but still walk that cool, slightly cocky line (think Nation of Domination meets Hurt Business, but fresher).

Moments:

• B-Fab debuts as their manager, giving them swagger and voice.
• Melo and Truth start tagging and beating big names (like Sami Zayn & KO).
• Truth begins wrestling with more aggression, showing he’s not just comedy — he’s dangerous when motivated.
• Hayes wins a #1 Contender’s match for the Intercontinental Championship (vs. Gunther or Sami Zayn depending on timing).

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Month 3: Conquest – “The Gold Standard”​

Payoff Arc:

• Hayes challenges for the IC Title, with Legacy 2.0 backing him.
• R-Truth enters the Money in the Bank ladder match (playing the wildcard veteran role).
• The Profits chase the tag titles.
• Throughout this month, tensions rise slightly — Hayes’s ego grows; Truth reminds him, “Legacy isn’t about gold, it’s about the message.”

Final Chapter (PPV – SummerSlam):

• Legacy 2.0 runs wild all night:
  • The Profits win the Tag Titles.
  • Truth shocks everyone by winning Money in the Bank.
  • Hayes defeats the IC Champion (via help from Truth).

Closing Image:
All four members hold up gold in the ring, Truth holding the MITB briefcase. He looks at Hayes’s IC title — subtle tension.

Sets up next phase: will Truth cash in on Hayes later? Mentor vs protégé story down the line.

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Themes & Vibes​

• Representation: They’re unapologetically proud, confident, and culturally aware — not militant, just real.
• Legacy vs Spotlight: Hayes wants to be “Him”; Truth wants to build “Us.”
• Mentorship & Evolution: Truth proves he still has it; Hayes learns humility and leadership.