Hello, and welcome to the Wednesday night wall review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture

joined by the dadly boys of Whatculture, Michael Hampton and Michael Cedric K to review

everything that happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite. But before we get into it,

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We're learning the quiz, of course, on wrestling culture. As I said, that joined by Hampton

Cedric to review AEW Dynamite, a show that I enjoyed, Cedric, but that was all over the bloody place

in my opinion. What did you think of it? I really don't think it was that

uneven. I think the only thing that I didn't think was particularly great was thoroughly benign

and very short. Elsewhere, I thought the show was really hot. It answered questions that I had

that were quite concerning on another hot show last week, all total. I'm a high as hell on this

product again. There was one direction that we ultimately got firmed up in the last two minutes

of the show that I'm trying to think of the best analogy possible. It's basically like

expecting a fillet, but getting a ribeye, so I really can't complain. I mean, I can.

And I do think we're still possibly going to get blood and goods on telly. I'm not letting

that one die. I don't think it's been as sprawling as it has for no reason. And even if it has,

while still disappointing, at least I got Phoenix being absolutely awesome and still in the main

events. I think I'm somewhere in the middle of both of you actually. I found this so eventful

as to be quite an enjoyable episode of a television show. And yet I know when we go through this

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