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joined by the dadly boys of Whatculture, Michael Hanflot and Michael Cigarette here to review

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

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a bloody quiz, of course, on wrestling culture. As I said, joined by Hanflot and Cigarette

to review AEW Dynamite, a full out from Beach Break, Michael Cigarette. What did you make

of it all?

Well, I love this episode, and I really wanted to love this episode, and I haven't really

loved recent episodes. This episode, in addition, I haven't a thrilling main event, like I'm

in love with this main event scene, answered a lot of my quite pressing glaring questions

about the process, some of the individual programs that have admired from a detached

emotional distance, but I've really gotten into two of them that I've had a few problems

worth of late. All the post-wedding stuff was kept to a nice, no frills medium, with

a decent line in there as well. I was a happy, happy guy watching this show, really was.

I still feel like I'm at that emotional distance, if I'm honest. We'll get to things in the

show that it's impossible not to praise. Dynamite does that. Dynamite produces a

progress that is impossible not to praise either in-ring or with promos, with little beats

or stories. I personally don't think they've kicked out of the little funk they're in

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