Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite review, I'm Adam Wilborn from WhatCulture, joined

by the Deadly Boys of WhatCulture, Michael Hanflot and Michael Siegwick here to review

everything that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite.

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they listened, they listened, they got done listened, just in case it doesn't come up on

the show, our major sweeping criticism, last week and indeed the last however many months

is that they are kind of taking the pace with how contrived everything feels on the show,

the more contrived things that happen on the show, the more feels like a show, the more

feels like WWE, there were two backstage segments, which were kind of nothing segments, obligatory

ways to build future matches that you are doing or to further foods that are ongoing,

but it's the way they're framed, it's vital to this, you want it to be perfect, you want

it to feel perfect, you want to feel immersed in it, you want it to feel it's real, the

constant interruptions we've talked a lot about, peeling the roof off and everyone's

just all the heels are like lurking about, it's a ridiculous scene if you think about

it for more than five seconds, there were two backstage segments here, one was interrupted

but it actually felt a little bit hot and it felt a little bit like a transgression when

Laila Hirsch did it and it would make sense for her to be there, yes absolutely, absolutely,

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