Rundown: New DVD's
I bought One Tree Hill Season 6 and The Rise and Fall of WCW today.
Rise and Fall of WCW is good, even though WWE did take old interviews from their old DVD's(a Eric Bischoff interview from 2003, I think from the Monday Night War DVD, and Scott Hall and Hulk Hogan from the 2002 nWo DVD, for example), but they coupled them with new interviews with Bill Goldberg, Jim Crockett Jr., Chris Jericho, Michael Hayes, Rey Mysterio Jr., Jim Ross, Kevin Sullivan, and Dr. Harvey Schiller(former president of Turner Sports).
The only problem I have: Mike Graham made a mistake in his interview. On the chapter talking about Eric Bischoff becoming WCW Executive Vice President, Graham with a straight face claimed that WCW was running more TBS Clash of the Champions cards(Four) than Pay-Per-Views(2 or 3).
False. When Bischoff was hired as VP, WCW had at least 6 that I can remember(SuperBrawl, Halloween Havoc, Starrcade, Wrestle War, Great American Bash, Beach Blast), running them in the months around WWE's Pay-Per-Views.
Rise and Fall of WCW is good, even though WWE did take old interviews from their old DVD's(a Eric Bischoff interview from 2003, I think from the Monday Night War DVD, and Scott Hall and Hulk Hogan from the 2002 nWo DVD, for example), but they coupled them with new interviews with Bill Goldberg, Jim Crockett Jr., Chris Jericho, Michael Hayes, Rey Mysterio Jr., Jim Ross, Kevin Sullivan, and Dr. Harvey Schiller(former president of Turner Sports).
The only problem I have: Mike Graham made a mistake in his interview. On the chapter talking about Eric Bischoff becoming WCW Executive Vice President, Graham with a straight face claimed that WCW was running more TBS Clash of the Champions cards(Four) than Pay-Per-Views(2 or 3).
False. When Bischoff was hired as VP, WCW had at least 6 that I can remember(SuperBrawl, Halloween Havoc, Starrcade, Wrestle War, Great American Bash, Beach Blast), running them in the months around WWE's Pay-Per-Views.