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Old 09-25-2004, 11:44 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by The CyNick
You hit the problem with the B shows there at the end. The boys consider it an insult to be there, so in turn the fans feel insulted when they watch it.

Before when Heat first started it was a great show, and I remember it doing 4's. Now granted that was before SD was around, but it just takes a little long term planning and you can make as many shows as you want worth watching. But thats one of the big problems, no planning.
Exactly. Due to the lack of storyline development, and the winners of the matches basically not gaining anything, they feel it is a dumping ground for people the WWE has no direction for. Basically the guys on Heat must feel their careers are slipping through their fingers. I would like to see guys like Chris Jericho, Christian & Shawn Michaels make the show more interesting. Maybe Batista & Flair could add to it, too. They should actually promote some big matches for their brand "B" shows.
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