Thread: The thread where we get CyNick to defend maligned storylines, and tell us how we don't understand...
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Old 11-19-2015, 07:00 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan View Post
Well, to get back on topic, CyNick said he responded to this point on the discussion of that major Bella twins angle last year with some super legit CYNICKFACTS but I was hoping maybe he could use this thread to SCHOOL US ALL with a nice truncated CYNICKFACT RESPONSE or maybe even some CYNICKQUOTES from when he already showed us the CYNICKFACTS that properly explained WWE's writing process here...

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Originally Posted by The CyNick View Post
Look everything on TV is exaggerated. Plenty of TV shows or movies will have something happen between characters and then they work it out.
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Originally Posted by #1-wwf-fan View Post
I've honestly never seen another situation in any form of scripted entertainment where two people in the middle of a heated feud seemingly became best friends again off-camera between episodes with no explanation...

Because that would be some all-time horrible writing and outside of WWE currently, even the trashiest, shittiest TV shows and movies have higher writing standards than that.
So no then? Just wanna double check.
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