Thread: Lead Writer for Raw and Smackdown FIRED
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Old 12-12-2016, 10:03 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by Dastardly Dale Newstead View Post
Chris Kreski I believe was the guy in 2000. The last year with consistently good writing and it showed in the ratings. Wrestling wasn't even a "fad" anymore in 2000, it was just so fucking good and the writing so cohesive that people watched it.

Smackdown Six was good for the length it lasted (too fucking short) because it was Heyman. And he ran in with Stephanie and she is literally one of the worst wrestling minds around. I get she's a "good" performed but the bad FAR outweighs the good.

*awaits CyNick to tell me I'm a Meltzer sheep*
Meltzer sheep,,,,,
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