Hello and welcome to the Smackdown review. I'm Adam Wilborn from What Cool To Join by one

of the deadly boys Michael Hamflip from What Cool To To Review. Everything that happened

on Friday night, it's episode of Smackdown. But before we get into it, if you're a fan

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whatever you're going to quiz, of course, on a wrestler culture. As I said, they're joined

by Hamflip to review a spooky episode of Smackdown. How was it for you?

I think spooky about this as I'm scared if there's still still people out there praising

it. What a nonsense load of rubbish this episode was. This was a bad episode of the show

that I know you enjoy as a bit saying is the best wrestling show of the week.

Is that just switched? I'm going to switch to NXT now. It's lost to the spot now.

Really bad episode. Look, I think that we are sometimes, it concerns me genuinely that

we are sometimes the low guys on, by the way, I mean, me and Cedric, not you. You're very

honest and you praise when you like what you like on Smackdown. But the low guys on 2021

Smackdown. And it was with that in mind that I entered into the spirit of this episode, hoping

to be entertained by the rich tapestry of the main event angle. And it's ongoing story

with Paul Heyman and Roman Reigns. The fun that WWE brings around all Hallows Eve with

its theme in and with its all that sort of nonsense. And just generally with the sense

of refreshed vigor that a draft can very occasionally bring. I would say, comprehensively,

this failed on all three counts. I went in. I did that awful thing that I normally resent

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