It was one year ago this month that AEW Dynamite debuted on TNT.

Pro Wrestling was back on TNT for the first time in 20 years.

It was a big deal.

Finally we had an alternative on a major cable network.

First time since TNA probably was on spike, I guess in 2010.

They pumped out 2 million viewers that one time.

So it was a big deal.

Here we are one year later.

This is the big one year anniversary show.

I am the solemn monster.

This is your AEW dynamite Review here for Wednesday, October 14, 2020, 60,000 strong, 60,000 subscribers.

We hit that yesterday right here on the YouTube channel.

I was hoping that we would hit it before the 13 year anniversary of the podcast next month,

which we clearly did more than three weeks in advance I got to

thank all of you for that 60 K is pretty damn cool now we got to work on 61 so

if you're not subscribed you better get on that because I want to march on

to 61 and then 62 and then 65 and onward and upward. I can't do that without your help.

This was the big anniversary show. They've been hyping now for about a month and I thought on the whole as a show it was good. As an anniversary show I felt like it was missing something. It felt

lacking. When the show was over I was like it was missing something. I don't know

what I was expecting for an anniversary show I was expecting more.

So I was left a little underwhelmed when the show was over.

But when you look at the matches for the most part on the show the opening tag team title match

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