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Old 04-14-2020, 12:02 AM   #54791
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Originally Posted by Droford View Post
WWE is going to add a 5 minute news and weather segment and give some nobody from nxt a weatherman gimmick and a tag team a newscasters gimmick
A constant ticker at the bottom like they used to or still do with AM RAW*, but with actual news intermixed with angle bullshit.



*For anyone who may not be aware of what I mean, AM RAW was the precursor to their HULU airing, in that they used to show a rerun of RAW on USA about 3 am, but condensed their show considerably, cutting a lot more than the fat and bloat of extended commercial breaks, but mostly all entrances, backstage packages, vignettes, dead spots in multi-segment matches, and even some matches in their entirety. The "whole" two/three hour show (they started this back when RAW was still just two hours except for the occasional "super show") would air in about 45 minutes. I remember watching once where they even had a "return" from commercial break with a replay of something supposedly important that happened earlier in the show, but that important thing was never aired to begin with because THE WHOLE MATCH AND ANGLE was cut from the rebroadcast. But they used to also have a ticker on the bottom of the screen during this show like they were MSNBC with live event dates and a bunch of other shit.
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