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

joined by the dadley boys of Whatculture, Michael Hanford and Michael Cedric here to review

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

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we have interviews, round table discussions, and a round of the week complete,

with the Beliga quiz, of course, on Recyculture. As I said, they're joined by Hanford

and Cedric to review Dynamites. What are your reckons of this week's show, Michael Cedric?

Great matches, great promos, a bit of deft storytelling in genuinely one incredibly

low-key moment that could not have put a more reassured smile on my face that I don't even

think I've picked up. It wasn't some kind of subtle storytelling detail. It was just something

that I really wanted to see. We'll get to it later. But yeah, love the show, I thought it was great.

Yeah, I really liked it. How do you know that EW Dynamite is a good show?

I wasn't as electrified as I was maybe last week, because you can't,

a weekly episodic show can't have those moments every single week.

And Dynamites had quite a few of those episodes lately, but it's when you have one of those ones

that doesn't feel quite as exciting and it's still great. It's just like an elite TV show,

generally, where you're watching them, you're bingeing them through or something. That wasn't

quite as good as that one with that huge reveal or whatever, but I still enjoyed it. That's what I

would say, but that's like a compliment in and of itself, because it can't be home runs,

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