The Firefly Funhouse is

back. Let's talk about it. I'm tempest. That is sat

in the egg you hear on sat E day. We are the house of the black mask house of the black

mask. What time is it? What time is it? It's sat E time on sat E day. Yeah. So what do

we have to talk about on this fine sat E day. We have to talk about. Bray Wyatt and more

specifically the return of an old Bray Wyatt because on this episode of Smackdown, we had

LA night coming out and cutting a pretty typical good LA night promo saying that Bray Wyatt

should have gone back and lived check to check on his past glory. But at the Royal Rumble

he's going to show that those checks don't mean squat. Bray Wyatt can't figure out who

he is that one week he's not he's not Uncle Howdy last week. He is Uncle Howdy. He is

him. What is it? He doesn't care. Royal Rumble Mountain Dew such and such. He goes and

wrestles a local competitor halfway through this very short match. The screen flickers and

you get the the white six logo thing and he doesn't let it distract him too much. He

hits the blunt force trauma gets the win. And then afterwards we get the return. The

Firefly Fun House. This is very interesting. Of course all the puppets are covered in dust.

They've been left for a long time. Bray Wyatt banter's back and forth with the rabbit and

ta the puppets. You know the Firefly Fun House stick and Bray Wyatt caps off this segment

by saying that LA night was the one that opened the door but he is going to be the one that's

responsible for whatever comes through it. And then this we get a cut splice in between

of Uncle Howdy talking about some stuff. What did you make of all this? I wasn't sure how

to feel because I'm not a huge fan of people going back. But then when he cut the problem

with saying that LA night opened the door it's kind of like the thing we've been talking

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