Seth Rollins

It's just a name.

I mean, it's really fascinating the industry you guys are in.

I mean, I remember the days of Hulk Hogan, Bam Bam Bigelow, Jake the Snake, The Ultimate Warrior.

And obviously we love like reality TV.

Our entire audience loves TV and just like the behind the scenes.

And I feel like wrestling is like the OG thing.

reality tv of an industry that's really taken off and i love the unreal show because it really peels back the layer of the production of it because like i remember back in the day when i was a kid it was like you didn't talk about whether it was real or not you know now my mind is like because you said that it's the original reality tv but i feel like it's like the opposite of reality tv in what way

I don't know any other way to... And it's really fascinating because you, you know, in the episode one, they were talking about how you were like going to turn heel.

And for those who don't know what that means, it's like a villain, which is very, you know, common in reality TV.

Who's the villain?

And it's just... I thought it was really fascinating because like you guys...

you will set up the storyline.

You'll have a plan, but like you were, you don't know how the audience is going to react.

Right.

And then, and I'm imagining fights.

You guys have a plan, but the plan often maybe goes off the rails.

And even though like it's fake fighting, it seems like this is a very physically demanding sport where like injuries happen.

And like,

people get hurt and it's just like, I mean, it's fake, but it, it really seems like you guys are putting your heart and soul into this and like the human side.

I mean, I mean, for you guys, how disconnected can you get from the characters versus like you are living this experience and just the audience's reaction seems to be such a big part of your characters and your livelihood.