Hello and welcome to get the table another resting round table discussion podcast with

myself Adam Wilborn and one of the dad Lee boys Michael Sidjwick from what coach he

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reciprocature as I said there join my Michael Sidjwick and sir we are gathered here to

we are socially distanced here today for now to talk about fallout from blood and guts

a few days on from when we watched this show and reviewed it of course how you feeling looking

back now Sidj I mean it's a little bit similar to revolution in which yes the discourse and the

underwhelming visual of that last last shot has undermined what was an absolutely incredible

match but it's less severe than the revolution thing they can actually sell it as something that

is put Chris Jericho on the shelf that's the most important thing look you can go back and watch

that match and people will it was amazing in the intended spirit in which it was worked it's not

like the revolution thing at all whether it's an awful cloud that is just completely ruined the whole

thing yeah they can and they should get away with selling it they don't have to do any kind of

get out it's still a frightening thing that Chris Jericho took it was protected the way in which

it was filmed was obviously the worst part of it the only bad part of it in fact they could and

should have done it differently they didn't but there's no need for some kind of hilarious 69

made on pivot no need whatsoever what they can do you could have there was no angle at which

to capture the explosion at revolution and sell it as something that it wasn't there was no

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