Thread: WWE should "stack RAW" with it's highest drawing wrestlers
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Old 12-13-2012, 07:52 PM   #75
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Look, if you have no actual logical argument, just say so.

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Yes, because the WWE is solely made for Children. This analogy is completely illogical.

They took their product, and made it kid FRIENDLY, not completely marketed at children.

And this "sustainability" is really working well, with all time low ratings.
You're getting really hung up on the details here. It's not just kid friendly, kids are the primary market focus right now. That's not actually all that different from any other children's show. Throwing in words like "solely" is just an artificial way to distinguish why you whining about your favourite show aimed at kids is okay, but Pintint whining about his would still be stupid.

Also, do you really want to talk about doing well? Have you looked at their financial reports? Do you think ratings are really an in-depth monitor of WWE's empire?

Come on, now.

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You know how else they could make more money? Not turning Cena heel and booking him and the guys he faces and their storylines interesting enough to get adults into his character while not alienating the kids.

But that's not as easy as "HEEL TURN! PROBLEM SOLVED!"
The best thing is, Hanso has already qualified that good writing is necessary for this to work, when the problem in the first place has been a lack of good writing.

So basically, the key to answering the problem is writing, and the heel turn is completely superfluous, but TURN HIM HEEL anyway.

And I mean, heel turns are usually done to "freshen up" a character. Cena's problem was never really that he was stale so much as hes been poorly written. Frequently.

So it's not only an easy answer, it's an easy answer to the wrong problem.
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