May I have your attention please you can now book your train tickets on Uber and get

10% back in credits to spend on your next Uber ride so you don't have to walk home in the brain again.

Trains now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. may not happen as much as it once did, but wrestling by hook or by crook will always find a way to work its way into the mainstream.

The likes of Steve Austin and Hulk Hogan did this better the most, but the idea of sports entertainment has been a fixture in so many

people's lives, even if only for a few years, the TV producers often think the greatest idea

ever is to work it into their own storylines.

Sometimes that's true, and sometimes it's just weird.

It's the latter which is more interesting though,

and with that in mind,

I'm Simon from What Culture, remember to hit that subscribe button,

and this is 10 weird times TV shows

and wrestling storylines. Number 10 South Park. One of the best TV shows ever, there's nothing South Park

hasn't covered which is ironic because they've done an episode taking the

Mick out of The Simpsons for being a show that's covered everything.

It's like some kind of bizarre paradox.

It's the same with wrestling where Trae Parker and Matt Stone decided to take shots at both the professional and amateur

offerings just to remind you you don't have to pick sides.

After Carl Stan, Kenny and Cartman have had their first taste of WWE though, they try out for the school wrestling team only to realize these two things are not the same.

There's a few too many gay jokes as South Park embraces its immature side, but as soon as the boys have figured

out the difference and started their own promotion,

which is all about absurd stories and dark plotlines, sports entertainment is front and center.

It probably could have been being a bit more nuanced, which usually the series is very good at but given

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