So, no messing today because Depenga and McCauley Culkin were on the first ever

raw on Netflix, so my finger of power is speaking to me, but we're giving it an up.

And then we ruined it, because next to the Penga, right there looking at me and looking

at you, was Eric from Boy Meets World, also known as Will Friedel, and nobody said anything.

And like the massive nerd I sat there watching on my Netflix device,

was genuinely offended. If somebody from Boy Meets World turns up on your wrestling show,

you ironically acknowledge them. It's getting a most ridiculous down ever. Also, yes, hello and

welcome to ups and downs, which I guess I should introduce properly because that's what

WWE did the entire evening.

It is a wrestling review show.

As far as this bald idiot is concerned, the only wrestling review show you need.

My name is also Simon Meller and I am a real professional wrestler too, which makes no sense,

but more importantly, I have this which is the finger of power.

When we like something we say up, when we don't like something we say down, and we remind

everybody, no matter who you are, wrestling is meant to be fun, so we're always going to

be positive pits.

Sound good?

Let's go.

It's a brand new era, because Roar is now on Netflix.

Now I knew this was a big deal deal because even my mother asked about this.

She knows nothing about professional wrestling.

She's like a search engine.

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