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Got me a brand new copy of Skate 3 on the 360 from Tesco for £12. Not bad considering last time I looked at a second hand copy, CEX wanted £18 for it.

Yeah, I'm suitably hyped for this. I've been waiting for proper Deadpool in a movie since Wolverine: Origins, and this looks like it's gonna come pretty damn close to nailing it. Ever since that scene in Wolverine where Ryan Reynolds wont shut up on the chopper ride, he's been my number one pick to play Deadpool. Fingers crossed, this is actually gonna live up to my expectations.

I seriously hoping there's a lot of work to go into this year's still, but time's ticking on so it does really look like a case of "different year, same game" like Belty said. Personally, they're missing a trick on Finn's entrance by not animating at least some of the crowd joining in with the "AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!" moments during his entrance. So far I'm not impressed in the slightest. The only thing that sounds remotely cool is the new stock pile of reversals feature, but that's not enough to make me want to go out and buy this year's version.

Why's Brooke sat in front of a guitar? Is she still trying to pretend she's some kind of musician?

If anyone else (with an Xbox) fancies a go at Ground Zeroes, it's on the Games with Gold this month.

Kam already beat you to that bit of news buddy.

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I watched that "Going Clear" documentary about Scientology. Didn't really tell me anything I didn't already know, except their numbers are dwindling and they're now moving into property and investments as ways of making money. Not that they need much. The most recent (conservative) estimate made about the assets of the Church of Scientology values just the three main arms of the church at over 3 billion dollars. Yikes.

I know, right? I can't put my finger on it, but something just feels off about the trailer. I've got a sinking feeling I'm not gonna enjoy this film, as much as I really do want to.

You know what, I'm not feeling it.

I'm hopelessly addicted to "Shoot the Moon" on my iPhone. There's something about smacking a singing moon in the face with rockets as he slowly gets more and more angry that's kinda awesome:

I don't know because I haven't seen anything about it, but you'd assume it's probably something to do with those Lucha Britannia guys?

Yeah, Super got lumped in with Kickass due to them both being "superhero" based and released in the same year. I really like Super, but if you're expecting something like Kickass, then that's not really what you're gonna get.

It's not like they signed them both at the same time, they gave TNA a chance, and then immediately signed up a replacement when the TNA deal wasn't working out. It's not massively douchey, especially when talking about a subject as douche-ridden as pro wrestling is.

They expected advertisers to pay for advertising time on their channel during TNA programming, regardless of the ratings TNA pulls in, no advertisers wanted to buy a slot during their show. It's all well and good talking about TNA being the highest rated thing on the channel, but Destination America doesn't make any money from viewing figures, they make money from selling timeslots to advertisers. If you can't get advertisers during your timeslot, then you're pretty much dead in the water. Destination America tried the show (probably basing it off the ratings TNA were getting on Spike) but found that because of a lack of advertising, it wasn't financially viable and took the option they had in their contract to leave the deal early. It's not douchey, it's business. There's no point getting mad at Destination America because TNA has such high running costs and a product that deters advertisers.

How have they been douches Jay? They took on a show that costs a bomb to put on, that people don't want to advertise on, which makes it financially unviable for the channel to continue the show. I don't know how many times we have to go through this same thing. It's not a personal decision by Destination America, it's purely business.

I actually marked out a little for that at Mania, it's been a long while since we've seen Randy in his "Legend Killer" gear.

Jericho's podcast really annoys me. I can't even put my finger on it, I just find Chris Jericho really unlikeable. I love Austin's show when he talks about random stuff around the ranch. The couple of episodes where he was putting his battle against the barn rats into wrestling terms was hilarious.

Yep Trent Seven and MK McKinnan, primarily from FightClubPro, but they had a stinker of a match in CZW in an old botchamania episode.

The most popular theory with Jon Snow at the moment is that this is leading to him being revealed as Azor Ahai (I think that's how it's spelled), but I guess we'll find out for definite when they try to burn his body, because let's not forget, they have to burn the bodies at the Wall, or they turn...

My buddies are the intro guys for the latest episode of Botchamania: https://vimeo.com/129662731 I'm so proud!! :lol:

If you look at it overall, ROH are up slightly on last week, they just had more people catch the 11pm rerun this week.

I'm guessing that show's gonna be worth watching for Finn's entrance alone, kinda gutted we won't be getting a Hideo match there, but I'm pretty certain they'll at least bring him out to promo or something?

The Kevin Owens promo at the end with the whole "you don't just walk in here and get a title shot after one match" thing was excellent. I actually popped a little for Bull Dempsey's skit in Regal's office. It's the most likeable that guy's been since his debut. It also didn't hurt that both him and Regal were nanoseconds from corpsing by the end of the segment.

Oooh, I wonder if we're gonna get actual Punisher, or whether the 2nd season will have an episode that references Frank's family being killed, and that's all we get about him for a while?