I told you weeks ago that Smackdown was a three-hour show with a two-hour roster.

And that is very evident, even with all of the raw stars.

We had a bunch of cameos tonight from raw talents from Monday night that were on the show here tonight for various reasons.

Obviously, they're getting ready for Saturday night's main event tomorrow.

The Royal Rumble is coming up.

Everybody is declaring.

So they have talent that are going back and forth.

But even still, you see what I mean when I say that a three-hour show with a two-hour roster

is what you end up with when they have to stretch.

And that's what they did tonight for the majority of the show.

They were stretching for time.

They were filling time.

It was a filler episode of SmackDown, for the most part.

I will say that in the third hour, the show did get a little bit better.

The best part of the show is honestly the last hour.

But the journey to get there was hardly worth it.

This show was an absolute chore to sit through tonight.

And look, they're going back to two hours in a few months.

I don't know exactly what the date is,

but they're going back to two hours, supposedly in June.

It's either May or June.

So basically six months of this,

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