Alan Smithee

Wildly inaccurate reporting. Bias, left leaning, plays to a small audience.

Great memories from the 2000's, but thats where it stops. A great fit for the cable-days, but its heavy political bias, became its downfall. Although the show was always bias, to some degree, it restrained from outright attacking its audience. When the show lost it's key host, and the comedy element completely dried up, it became a cringe, polarizing, one dimensional, forgettable political something. I'm not sure if this is an actual show, or an attempt to sway voters or push agendas or what, but its not entertaining, its cringe, and it should archived as a show that ran too long.

A great effort at rebooting a beloved franchise. The show is generally watchable, but the new characters are difficult to identify with. Fans will like seeing the returning cast, but without them, the show wouldn't be worth watching.

WWE got the Trump-Bump, financially, and they are buying more and more talent because of that. Still, however, I don't see a difference and won't be tuning in next week.