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High: When they managed to get Christian Cage, Kurt Angle and announced Hulk Hogan would be coming in (those three on equal measures, despite them being distanced apart). It just had this feeling that the company might build to something and pull itself up. And Joe/Styles/Daniels and that whole era of awesome.
Low: Oddly enough, it was probably when they did the swerve and had Monty Brown turn heel instead of beating Jeff Jarrett and becoming the NWA World Heavyweight Champion. It seemed like they missed their chance to make a "TNA Guy." There were also periods of time during the Hogan/Bischoff era that just played inverse to how I would have loved my professional wrestling to go.
It's like TNA often had the markers all lined up, but instead of knocking them over, they swerved completely to the side, drunk.
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