After all this goes down and the divorce is consummated,

Hulk Hogan makes an appearance. In fact, on the very same day that he did a press conference

at Madison Square Garden to announce that he was coming to T&A wrestling,

that night he does Larry King live because he's in the news because of all this

shit because of his son Nick's car accident because of the acrimonious and public nature of the divorce

dispute with his ex- now ex-wife. And they ask him, you know, after all this, you know, what do you think about reality TV?

To me it's almost like a cue to say, oh, you know, buyer beware, like this, you know, this isn't always a great experience.

But if you hit clip 8, we'll hear what Hogan actually said when asked if you do another reality

show after all this.

Well, you know, we weren't hiding anything.

The truth was, my marriage was already in serious trouble.

You know, there were major problems in my marriage. You know, my kids, you know, my ex-wife and I had a difference of opinion about the kids if they should be

in school or be homeschooled.

And it was a situation where I was hoping and praying that if we did the reality show and if my kids and my wife want to do the reality show because we had this offer I was hoping in some crazy weird way that it would be the glue

That might bind us back together and and keep my family together but it just got crazier and

crazier because in front of the cameras that's how we were that's how the

Hogan family operated but it put even more tension than ever and when the

cameras were off it was almost like

we couldn't stand to be in the same room together my ex wife and myself

proctor it's a beautiful thing reality television. It really is.

Absolutely. It brings people together.

Meanwhile Bischoff is thinking this way according to his book

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