Chris Van Vliet

But yes, we moved everything out of the way to make this work, and that is not uncommon.

In fact, the other interviews that we recorded that week in Indianapolis, we were moving

couches and there was a Murphy bed in that room.

So we flopped the Murphy bed back up into the wall and we moved a conference table.

The interview with Liv Morgan yesterday, that was in like a conference room type of hotel room where, oh man, we were moving these like tables made out of marble that must've weighed like 150 pounds.

Me and my buddy Zeus were like,

washing them out of the way so they'd be out of the shot.

This is not uncommon.

It's not like you walk into a room and there's two chairs facing each other on a 45 degree angle with excellent lighting that's just like set up for an interview.

There is a lot of furniture moving that happens with this stuff.

Eric Williver says,

sent this in on chrisfanfleet.com and said, hey, CVV, with Jericho bringing back the list on his second appearance of 2026 in AEW.

And on his return, I thought it felt very reminiscent of the WWE return when he came out and was all smiley and fun and never said a word, although he did eventually talk in that AEW return.

My question is, do you think this new gimmick will just be rerunning an old gimmick every single week?

Chris Jericho bringing back the list of Jericho is a really interesting move because Chris Jericho's whole thing has not been playing the greatest hits.

His whole thing has been about reinventing himself, a new character, a new gimmick, just a whole new approach.

In fact, he told me when he was on the show that when he came back to WWE in 2007, he

He wanted, like, he made it clear, like, I'm not Y2J.

Do not reference Y2J.

If the fans chant it, which they will, that's fine.