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Hello and welcome to Get the Table, a wrestling roundtable podcast with myself, Michael Siddrick,

and fellow dadly boy, Michael Hamfleet.

And we are gathered here today to discuss, is wrestling TV bad?

And how do we save it?

But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure to subscribe

to What Culture Wrestling on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, and YouTube

for daily wrestling podcasts where we preview and review Raw Smackdown, the show formerly known as NXT 2.0.

Paper views, premium live events, dynamite in the collision sometimes, maybe not no more.

Hence the topic of this podcast.

We have wrestling roundtable discussions like this one.

Wrestler interviews on occasion, question and answer time.

And we host a roundup of the week complete with a bloody good quiz of course on wrestle culture.

Now, Hamfleut, here's the deal today.

TV wrestling is boring.

How do we save it?

Now, I'm giving the viewers, come listeners, ample warning.

This is going to be a little bit down in the dumps, a little bit state of the addressing,

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