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Two Categories, two comments.
One:
* A reality show that is the exact opposite of The Biggest Loser; based on WWE Superstars helping “skinny” or “scrawny” guys put on muscle mass while providing tips to build their confidence to get their dream girl. Follow along online, where the WWE Superstars provide exclusive live tips during programming, and where the contestants document their progress on a weekly basis.
* Die-hard, middle-aged fans live out their childhood dreams of becoming a WWE Superstar by training in the ring, learning how to talk on the microphone, and getting “slammed” by their childhood hero. Vote each week to rate how well contestants are performing inside the ring and help them develop their WWE persona through live online polling.
...riiiight, the first show is doomed from the start, since there will be a slew of wellness policy violations by whomever is hosting it AFTER the show is in the can, leading to embarassment, while the second show takes the premise of Taz(z) punking out that one contestant on the second season of Tough Enough to a weekly, episodic level. No thanks.
Two:
* Each show features a different WWE Superstar or Diva taking a WWE fan through their workout...
* The ultimate behind-the-scenes look into the lives of six Divas as they work, train, and party together across the country in the confines of a tour bus...
* Think Hard Knocks meets 24/7 as we follow the lives of hopeful WWE Superstars and Divas as they work, train, and struggle...
* A series about the romantic relationships in the WWE...
Man, they're really struggling to try to grasp that female demo/shove divas in everyone's face, aren't they? Don't they already have other Diva oriented shows in the works too?
The last one would be interesting if they also included gay & lesbian relationships... and I don't mean the kayfabe. To quote Tony Schivone: "That'll put butts in seats."
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