Hello and welcome to the AEW Dynamite review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture joined by the Dallyboys of Whatculture.

Michael Hanflat and Michael Sidgerick here to review everything happened on last night's episode of AEW Dynamite.

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Let me get you podcasts from four daily wrestling podcasts, where we not only review AEW Dynamite, but also AEW Rampage, Raw Smackdown.

The show formerly known as NXT, but they've used premium live events.

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

What about your quiz, of course, on Recycle Chas? I said that John By-Havill at Sidgerick to review Dynamite from last night.

And we are well on the road to AEW Revolution, Sid.

We are, again, the one program that I'm already really quite happy with was advanced in a yet more brilliant way.

I cannot say the same thing for virtually anything else.

I would say that across the two hours, there was combined 30 minutes that was either at or

orbited the expected AEW standard. The rest of the show was inoffensive to good, I guess.

It's a bit like an eye come in and go, hey, Raw wasn't as bad as last week,

so it was a fast improvement on last week.

It was, it was, but it's not the standard I wanted to try and reach.

This show was very divisive. I've had people say it was mid, I've had people say it was an awesome recovery.

I've heard people say it was outright terrible, which is a segue to Michael Humphlett.

You wrote The Ups and Downs article, which is available at whatcultured.com,

which is like WWE right now. I'm sure they're, what they called?

Stan Flitz. Yeah, Stan Flitz.

Forgive you. Tell the talkers through your experience of this show.

I watched it live. Are you seeing the traitors?

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