I really enjoyed this. It wasn't like a typical WWE24 that many expected (myself included) - it seemed like genuine conversations in that booking room. They let all the swearing fly, thought they were gonna bleep out stuff. Was pretty raw to me.
Didn't know my GOAT Peyton Manning was executive producer
Love the theme song that plays throughout all the episodes, and how many versions it has. Reminds me of all that variations of the Succession theme that plays through the show (upbeat, slow, depressing, etc.)
Hayes did a stellar job with the Triple Threat ME. HHH did great job calling every cam shot for the Cena heel turn. I thought he would have left all of that to the truck. Surprised that even the truck guys/lead producer didn't know themselves what was going to happen. Even getting every body on board involved more than I thought ie: HHH going to Khan first, then trickling down to Rock/Travis/Cody/Cena.
But one thing I am trying to figure out: is all the pep talks HHH gives the talent a put on for this show? Or are they really that insecure? Punk, I somewhat get with being his first ME. But what was with HHH constantly have to bring up Rhea Both before and after the match.. Like multiple times he had to re-assure her. Was a bit too much, to me.
), making themselves a victim anytime someone doesn't agree, etc... they made it seem like it was Vince yelling at him and calling him names or something, and then Regal needed to come over there and pat him up about it. And yet, these are the people who believe they would do well working in creative. Imagine getting your storyline changed, scrutinized, or canceled and you ready to resign or cry about it unless Michael Hayes gives you a talk and reassures you that everything is gonna be ok. They would never be able to handle that
