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Hello and welcome to get the table I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture joined by Michael

Havelet and Andy Murray from Whatculture to discuss what TV 14 Monday Night Raw could

well look like and what's making obvious point Michael Havelet, is this the return of

the attitude era?

No and at this point we shouldn't be welcoming the return of the attitude era, I shouldn't

need to say this but like just very very briefly again, never forget that as great as elements

of the attitude era were the one thing it didn't really have going for, it was wrestling.

You know there was a lot of vulgarity, there was a lot of bad language, all the things

like teenagers in joy and some adults trapped in arrested development and by that I don't

mean the high quality TV show, I mean some low quality people, it was a period of time

and to be fair to WWE it was reflective of pop culture too, it was one of those few

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