We just had the most wonderful video to start SmackDown, it basically did underline,

that the bloodline saga is now a weekly drama and then somewhere down the line it becomes pro wrestling.

Also, all of my friends are welcome to ups and downs with me, Simon Miller and today that's right,

because we just had a Friday and we had a wrestling show known to SmackDown,

we need to review it and decide whether it was good or bad. Also,

apparently Vince McMahon made a lot of changes to this episode of SmackDown.

Yep, I can kind of see it. It also meant the Usos were kicking off this show and man did

this experiment work, because their music hit Usos, and everybody went crazy,

their mega baby faces. It also did a little bit of a Tee-hee-hee because Jay Usos was like,

the bloodline is in your city. Then Jimmy was like, no, no, we're not in the bloodline anymore

and Jay was like, oh yeah, now we're just back to being the Usos. Jay is ever is a broken

mess though, because he was like, oh man, our family's fighting and families aren't meant to fight,

we're just not true, or families quarrel like children. Whereas Jim Bowdoin seemed to care,

because I don't know, whatever, screw it. Then Jay then proved that he can't move forward,

because he's all like, man, Roman Reigns, I still love you. And I was like, what does he have to do?

What does Roman Reigns have to do for you to get him to hate him, Jay? He could be kicking a puppy,

and you would find a way to justify it. Thankfully, he then got super serious and said, despite all

that, he hates everybody else, and also, Mr. Head of the Table, your biggest mistake is when

you disrespected me, and you disrespected my brother. And while the bloodline may be the biggest

faction in wrestling, we will not stand for that, which is why we booted you right in the face. Hell yeah.

Then he also said something like, and now you're on the island of Irrelevancy,

good one, you twisted the name. But you also continue to say that you can probably find a

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