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projecthalaxy posted:So who do you guys think hAs the best interference music? For me it is a tie between Austin and Big Show. Maybe it is because they have such striking, distictive beginnings, but those two have always been the best for me at: *guitar screech*
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FoodStampBrown posted:This is the exact reason I've always loved Tazz and the NAO 's theme songs. See, I thought Tazz's took too long to build, much like Cena's. And as for the best interruption music, the only winner can be Muhammed Hassan.
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reality_groove posted:So, Austin was a heel after WM X7. He ended up turning into a goofy heel who would hang around with Vince and Kurt Angle backstage and sing songs. Since the WWF was being invaded by Alliance wrestlers, Vince wanted the old Stone Cold back who would stunner anyone who looked at him the wrong way. Stone Cold was upset by this and left, only to return and kick the Alliance's asses and set himself up as the leader of the WWF faction going into InVasion. Just a slight correction to this, the old Stone Cold would also stunner anyone who looked at him the right way.
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projecthalaxy posted:So who do you guys think hAs the best interference music? For me it is a tie between Austin and Big Show. Maybe it is because they have such striking, distictive beginnings, but those two have always been the best for me at: Goldberg's was pretty good for this too, with the big crash at the beginning and all.
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IFFFFF YA SMELLLLLLL was pretty good for interrupting promos. Austin's glass breaking is still the best though.
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nyratk1 posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D_2__ULQak That refs reaction is perfect - it's the exact reaction I would have if I walked into my bathroom at 2 am and saw a giant spider on the wall
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Paul Revere 3000 posted:IFFFFF YA SMELLLLLLL was pretty good for interrupting promos. The hugest reaction I've ever heard for any single sound was when the glass shattered when Austin ran in on the Rock/Mankind match where Mankind first won the title. Holy loving poo poo pops like that don't happen anymore.
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What defines a Television Title as being different from, say, a US or intercontinental title?
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Justice Grieves posted:What defines a Television Title as being different from, say, a US or intercontinental title? The name.
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Karmine posted:Holy loving poo poo pops like that don't happen anymore. I think the last time a megapop happened was when Cena returned at RR '08, and before that, HBK teasing a Bret Hart return in Canada.
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FishBulb posted:The name. I think initially they were meant to be defended purely on TV shows.
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Raeg posted:I think initially they were meant to be defended purely on TV shows. Yeah but I don't think that was ever really all that enforced. It was a midcard belt with a different name.
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Karmine posted:The hugest reaction I've ever heard for any single sound was when the glass shattered when Austin ran in on the Rock/Mankind match where Mankind first won the title. I think the Austin/Dude Love match at Over the Edge '98 had amazing heat throughout, especially Austin counting the pinfall with Vince's hand. Overall, though, there was nothing like crowds during Rock 'N Roll Express matches. Jesus Christ, the screaming would last an entire match with those two.
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FishBulb posted:Yeah but I don't think that was ever really all that enforced. It also used to be that it was defended under a certain "tv-length" time limit.
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FishBulb posted:The name.
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Axissillian posted:It also used to be that it was defended under a certain "tv-length" time limit. Yes, it was supposed to be defended on at least every Nitro, and all TV title matches had a ten-minute time limit.
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Supreme Allah posted:That refs reaction is perfect - it's the exact reaction I would have if I walked into my bathroom at 2 am and saw a giant spider on the wall  I didn't notice that the first time.
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The TV Title existed before the 90s, guys. On the old NWA shows on 24/7 they have TV Title matches. I believe they had a 10-15 minute time limit, too.
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TL posted:There wasn't really a "face turn" for Austin per se. After the Alliance lost at Survivor Series he came out and was just a face without really doing anything to turn. I think he hit Kurt Angle with a Stunner because Vince was just going to give Angle the world title. Yeah, this is what I forgot about. There was so much going on back then that it's difficult to remember the specifics. I know it's been said many times, but the Invasion would have been so much better without the McMahons getting involved. edit: Plus a million other things. Twin Cinema fucked around with this message at 17:30 on Oct 5, 2009 |
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Ziggy Tsardust posted:And as for the best interruption music, the only winner can be Muhammed Hassan. This. Totally forgot this.
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Supreme Allah posted:That refs reaction is perfect - it's the exact reaction I would have if I walked into my bathroom at 2 am and saw a giant spider on the wall Best reaction from a referee not named Remsberg.
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Captain Charisma posted:The TV Title existed before the 90s, guys. The name was much less stupid back in those days, when the television was still a new and wondrous invention.
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Chilly McFreeze posted:The name was much less stupid back in those days, when the television was still a new and wondrous invention. The TV was new and wonderous in the late 70s and 80s?
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grody but still def posted:The TV was new and wonderous in the late 70s and 80s? It was in my house. 
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grody but still def posted:The TV was new and wonderous in the late 70s and 80s? So was indoor plumbing in the Deep South. 
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Is it even true that Cena's promos are heavly scripted because the WWE got fined by the FCC during one of his raps?
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BigRed0427 posted:Is it even true that Cena's promos are heavly scripted because the WWE got fined by the FCC during one of his raps? Absolutely not.
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The FCC has absolutely nothing to do with cable television.
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LividLiquid posted:The FCC has absolutely nothing to do with cable television. Yes and no. The laws regarding the FCC's oversight powers technically allow it to regulate cable television (they're a bit murky), but thus far it has elected to stay hands-off, instead letting the cable networks self-police themselves. As a result, the networks tend not to push the boundaries too far (for example, TNT pulled all Fred Dalton Thompson-era episodes of Law & Order for the duration of his presidential campaign, even though equal-time regulations have yet to be strictly applied to cable). If they start getting too crazy, though, the FCC would likely come down hard on them.
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Timby posted:for example, TNT pulled all Fred Dalton Thompson-era episodes of Law & Order for the duration of his presidential campaign And for those of you who don't understand what a hardship it is for TNT to only have had three-quarters of Law and Order's twenty-year span available for Thompson's campaign, we should point out that the loss of the Thompson episodes meant TNT had to rerun several episodes three times in those ten days.
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tzirean posted:And for those of you who don't understand what a hardship it is for TNT to only have had three-quarters of Law and Order's twenty-year span available for Thompson's campaign, we should point out that the loss of the Thompson episodes meant TNT had to rerun several episodes three times in those ten days. Bah, Steven Hill or bust.
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errbody posted:FCC on cable
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The A-Team Van posted:Rapadoo? Listen to John Cena's music.
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As everyone knows, it is pronounced "BRRR Abado" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21OH0wlkfbc
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I wish that they would bring back time limits for matches in the WWE. Most of the time they wouldn't matter but for the minor outlay of adding 6 words to the announcer's patter, you could occassionally have free beat the clock drama.
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LividLiquid posted:The FCC has absolutely nothing to do with cable television. Reminder that Cena was on Smackdown on UPN for the entirety of his rapper gimmick.
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CM Junk posted:Reminder that Cena was on Smackdown on UPN for the entirety of his rapper gimmick. He never said a curse word though, the crowd did.
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I just remembered the retarded Ruck Fules hat that was too controversial for network television.
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Here's a question because I'm dense: A running joke in Botchamanias is about women "corpsing." Usually, a woman is laying somewhere in the scene not doing anything. Maffew then cuts to a scene where Randy Savage is raging backstage through Nitro threatening and yelling at women. I can take an educated guess (lying there looking dead) but what is corpsing, why does it only involve women, why does it involve Randy Savage acting angry, and is there anything else I'm missing about this bit?
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