Hello and welcome to the Smackdown Review. I'm Adam Wilborn from Whatculture, joined by a lot. Michael Sagewick from What Culture. Here's everything that happened on last night's episode. Nope, last Friday's episode of Smackdown. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing, make sure you subscribe to What Culture Wrestling on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Amazon, music and YouTube. We do daily wrestling podcasts where we're not on a review Smackdown.

The show formerly known as NXT 2.

Oh, AW-Dynamite, A-W Collision, pay-per-views, premium live events.

We have interviews, roundtable discussions, and a roundup of the week complete

with the bigger quiz, of course, on WrestleMania Cook Chat.

I said, though, joined by Michael Sidgwick to review Friday's episode of Friday Night Smackdown. And I've got a feeling this was a

show that I quite enjoyed

because it didn't let too much of that pesky wrestling

getting the way of a show.

But maybe there's a reason why you prefer to not do SmackDown previews and reviews.

Yes, you know, I will say this.

We know where when the three of us saw, you know, at large, the three deadly buoys,

we know where our tastes lie and our bread's buttered.

So when we do get around to reviewing collision.

Humphlet doesn't bother.

And I similarly just remove myself from the Smackdown coverage because I'm miserable

enough during raw.

So under normal circumstances, would not be here today.

Hamfleet would be providing a little bit of light patter and enthusiasm.

I thought this show was slop.

It evaporated in front of my eyes.

I remember distinctly the experience of watching it and thinking,

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