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Dave doesn't know what Gravity Falls is. Shocking I know, there's also an argument on the new Observer radio about whether Spongebob is entertainment.
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That's not even a wrestling bubble thing though, Gravity Falls is a brand new cartoon aimed at a kids. I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people don't know what it is.
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njsykora posted:Dave doesn't know what Gravity Falls is. Shocking I know, there's also an argument on the new Observer radio about whether Spongebob is entertainment. Is there reason people should know what it is? I have no clue but I'm outside the U.S. Is it really popular all of the sudden?
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PaybackJack posted:Is there reason people should know what it is? I have no clue but I'm outside the U.S. Is it really popular all of the sudden? It's extremely good. Like Animaniacs good.
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That's not to say it's like Animaniacs at all but yeah it's one of the best cartoons to be on TV in years.
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Wow I can't believe Dave Meltzer, a man in his fifties, hasn't heard of a children's cartoon that premiered three months ago.
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But you see it's popular on the internet so it must be popular in literally every other facet of life.
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Paper Jam Dipper posted:It's extremely good. Like Animaniacs good. I had no clue either until I looked up what your name/avatar was from a couple days ago.
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Cardboard Box posted:That's not to say it's like Animaniacs at all but yeah it's one of the best cartoons to be on TV in years. In some ways it is. It has pop culture referential humour that isn't just, "HEY THIS IS A 90s REFERENCE" that they fit very well into the show. Grunkle Stan also uses a lot of adult humour that we get which I don't think a nine year old would. Anyway it's a new cartoon which is aimed at kids but is legitimately funny for anyone, especially those who are in their mid 20s and pretty much grew up with what Dipper and Mabel are dealing with (aside from the paranormal/fantasy stuff). Also, Dave Meltzer not knowing it is completely acceptable. It's still in the, "Hey, have you watched this great new cartoon? I promise it's not anime, I don't want to lose a friend!" frame of existence.
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Oatgan posted:Is Dave Meltzer a brony You joke, but about 10 years from now Raw will be have special guest hosts: My Little Pony.
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Great White Hope posted:You joke, but about 10 years from now Raw will be have special guest hosts: My Little Pony. No in a few years they'll think the rugrats is the hot new show!
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Sep 18, 2012 18:58
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HulkaMatt posted:No in a few years they'll think the rugrats is the hot new show!
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Sep 18, 2012 19:23
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Dave: "Phineas & Ferb." Bryan: "That's pretty entertaining." Should have sent in Perry as a name for Bryan's new cat.
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Oh hey, better go online to see if there is anything on F4W to listen to. Cool, breaking news u- 
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Vinny's legit grievance about Bryan not paying him enough to watch wrestling was just too good to be true.
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I really wish they had a long-term subscription deal or something, because I always have to subscribe and unsubscribe as my finances go, whereas they would get a little bit of my money every month instead of 10 bucks three or four times a year. I totally get that the amount of content they put out is massive, but I almost would rather have like a Bryan & Vinny Only package or something. I don't really think their price is unfair, it's just that a PPV every few months and this show every few months is about my wrestling budget right now!
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Oh my loving god the Granny Limp Bizkit song
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sportsgenius86 posted:Oh my loving god the Granny Limp Bizkit song Had me leaning on the corner of an aisle in the supermarket gasping for air. Five star song after a long song drought.
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triplexpac posted:Ok I'm going to have to listen to this. About how deep into the show is it? 22:00
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triplexpac posted:That song had me laughing and I don't even know why. Because it's an 80-something year old woman in a Limp Bizkit song?
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Alvarez couldn't get the ECW Zombie on again, he found a replacement though. Can you dig it... SUCKA?
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Limp Bizkit drops always work out well, for some reason. I still smile when I think about the Break The loving Table song from last year.
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MassRayPer posted:Alvarez couldn't get the ECW Zombie on again, he found a replacement though. So... this is the first currently contracted WWE talent on a WO show in how many years? Just out of the blue like that?
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Strenuous Manflurry posted:So... this is the first currently contracted WWE talent on a WO show in how many years? Just out of the blue like that? Announcer contracts have significantly more leeway in them. The answer would be however long it has been since Austin was on since he's under a lifetime deal, but it would go back to Cena or Lesnar when they were under developmental deals in 2001, or someone like Ross earlier in that year.
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Meat Recital posted:Limp Bizkit drops always work out well, for some reason. I still smile when I think about the Break The loving Table song from last year. And now it's back in my head and making me smile too. Dammit.
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MassRayPer posted:Announcer contracts have significantly more leeway in them. The answer would be however long it has been since Austin was on since he's under a lifetime deal, but it would go back to Cena or Lesnar when they were under developmental deals in 2001, or someone like Ross earlier in that year. Could Booker T have been the Mystery Man who wanted to be on in January?
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I always assumed it was Punk when he was doing ESPN and Ariel's show after he "quit"
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HulkaMatt posted:No in a few years they'll think the rugrats is the hot new show! "Say Hunter...have you heard of this...anime?!"
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These Hall of Fame discussions are almost as bad as Todd shows.
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Nut Bunnies posted:"Say Hunter...have you heard of this...anime?!" If that gets LuFisto signed I'll be OK with it. Arbite posted:These Hall of Fame discussions are almost as bad as Todd shows. Let's not go crazy here.
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Nut Bunnies posted:"Say Hunter...have you heard of this...anime?!"  "I LOVE IT!"
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Arbite posted:These Hall of Fame discussions are almost as bad as Todd shows. That last one would've taken half the time if Dave could just admit that Bryan was boiling his point down correctly. He really was, at best, saying no one who worked primarily in Britain can be in the HoF based on drawing power. It really sounds like he doesn't think anyone, bar maybe McManus has any right to be in, but in the most generous interpretation, that's what he said. And then denied it for 10 minutes when Bryan rephrased it in as many words.
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Gaz-L posted:That last one would've taken half the time if Dave could just admit that Bryan was boiling his point down correctly. He really was, at best, saying no one who worked primarily in Britain can be in the HoF based on drawing power. It really sounds like he doesn't think anyone, bar maybe McManus has any right to be in, but in the most generous interpretation, that's what he said. And then denied it for 10 minutes when Bryan rephrased it in as many words. Bryan's original point was "but he was so famous!" then the drawing thing came up and Dave was able to give McManus as a possible exception and Bryan kept at it. In the end I am glad they went on that tangent as it led to Dave going into some of the history of that era in British wrestling which was interesting as always.
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I never knew poo poo about Big Daddy except he's a lovely worker whose name always comes up. Listened to that tangent in 2 parts driving to work and back home, thought it was great stuff.
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Sep 20, 2012 21:13
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If we go by Bryan's criteria Power Uti needs to be in the Observer Hall of Fame. (He continues to be annoying to start the Lance show)
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MassRayPer posted:If we go by Bryan's criteria Power Uti needs to be in the Observer Hall of Fame. (He continues to be annoying to start the Lance show)
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