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Perfection. Nuff Said

I hope this is the beginning of some sort of storyline that involves Kane getting the mask back. It's about time that man became a legit threat once more. Nuff Said

I thought that same thing when I caught the first episode of American Gladiators. He's already got a gimmick, a look, and he's pretty convincing at it, in-ring ability would be the only thing that I would need to see. Nuff Said

Definitely. Wolf is by far the best Gladiator, he may not have the size like the other guys (Titan) but he's easily the most charismatic and he seems to be the most violent out there too. He is the most entertaining person on the show and the crowd seemed to be really into him, he's got the catchy howl as mentioned above and he's calling his fans the Wolfpack, he's perfect for WWE. He's a great entertainer and I'd love to see him in the WWE sometime in the future. Gladiators is a lot of fun this time around, and so far the novelty of the show hasn't worn off (although there has been only 2 episodes), I just really enjoy it. It's already made it's place on my weekly stuff to watch list. Nuff Said

I miss Jericho so much, he'd be the only reason I'd stay up and watch RAW these days now that everyone's gone. Nuff Said

Can't say I'm surprised. Nuff Said

Oh, definitely Danny Masterson, the kid who played Hyde on That 70s Show. People ask me if I'm him at school all the time, or that I look like him. I can't argue, we both have the curly hair, the receded hairline, and the sunglasses. Nuff Said

I changed the channel after he said that, it was a low blow. Nuff Said

Very sorry to hear this, his work was very identifiable, you always knew it was his. Nuff Said

I'll definitely see it, but they had better choose someone who could pull off the intensity and look the part. My choice: Hunter Hearst Helmsley/ Triple H/ The Game/ The Cerebral Assassin/ Paul Levesque. Nuff Said

Some of the best out there is: Rock Hogan Piper Heenan Jericho Michaels Sting Flair Rhodes Arn Anderson Foley Vince McMahon Bret Hart Nuff Said

When I was younger, I actually got to meet Kevin Conroy, he was doing a signing at a Warner Bros. store near me, and surprisingly there wasn't too many people there. We talked, and he did the Batman voice for me, and I loved it. He signed a couple of things, and we were on our way. I don't remember TOO much about it, other than he let me sit on his lap and talk (I was like 7 or 8 when I met him) and Batman TAS was still going on. I have a picture but I don't know where it is, I'll post it if I find it. But yes, he is the DEFINITIVE voice of Batman/Bruce Wayne, it's the one that comes to mind when I think about it. Nuff Said

I used to collect the book but stopped after issue like...15 or something? Whatever one had Agent X on the cover, I've been meaning to pick up the TPBs from then on and then just get the single issues following that but I never looked up to where I stopped. Nuff Said

Wow, great custom for a great show, easily one of my favorites on Adult Swim. Keep it coming with the Venture Bros. customs, and I'll keep commenting. Nuff Said

LOD I could see this being a really good match, but I'm sure it's happened before. Jim the Anvil Neidhart shows that he's strong and his power is worthy to the Road Warriors, but even though Bret is a champion and has beaten people bigger than Hawk and Animal, his physical power doesn't match up with them, and that will be their downfall, despite how good he is technically. The Road Warriors would focus in on Bret, double team him, and really wear him down, to the point where he can't go on any longer, Jim will be suffering the same fate too, and one of them will have the Doomsday Device thrown on them. Steiner Bros. Edge and Christian may come out doing their "zany" antics, but the Steiner Bros. don't mess around. It would start off with a pre-bell beating on Edge and Christian, and while weakened before the match, the Steiners would use thier technical wrestling and agility to make sure that E&C don't even have enough strength left in them to make it to the top ropes for one of their high-flying moves. Dudley Boyz The Dudleyz would outpower the Hardyz, and even though they'd put up a good fight, Jeff would fall off of the top turnbuckle, and Devon or Bubba Ray would put him through a table while the ref is out for the win. Tully & Arn Tully would start off the match against Scott Hall, but Hall would find that he's no match for the technical style and finesse that Tully carries. After going through hundreds of holds, Hall finally makes a desperate tag to Nash, and Big Daddy Cool steps into the ring, and gives Tully a big boot. After man-handling Tully for a bit, he makes the tag back to Hall, and Hall begins to work over Tully. Tully makes the tag to the Enforcer, and Hall does to Nash, and the two standing face to face, or in this case, chest to top of balding head, The Enforcer takes a couple of hits, but he's up to speed with Nash and eventually wears him down too. I could see Flair coming down and helping them out in case they start to fall short, but there's no way the Outsiders and nWo would go over the Horseman and Tully & Arn. Nuff Said