Reaction: Exclusive w/ KC Navarro & Righteous Deletion
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Welcome to the Busted Open After Dark Podcast. I'm your host, Tommy Dreamer. Tonight we have The Righteous Deletion, and I'm going to talk about it right now. This is the Busted Open Podcast.
What is Tommy Dreamer’s initial reaction to The Righteous Deletion cinematic match?
The next thing I will talk about is The Righteous Deletion. This feud has been going on for quite some time. The Hardys just continued to elevate as well as the Righteous, man. This has been so great for the Righteous to be feuding with, again, veterans. And this feud has not stopped. lost any steam and like you think it was going to be over in um the oh my gosh i forgot the name of the match the the wicked garden match you thought that would be the end of it but no this is the end of it uh maybe i don't know where they're going um but This was, I think, the fifth or sixth cinematic, you know, Hardy compound match. And they're all just done so, so well and all so, so different. The creativity, how they shoot it.
Shout out to Eric Tompkins and his crew. for putting that together and and it's really like a great creative between all of creative but like with eric and matt and jeff and everyone however they sit down and do stuff like that i was thoroughly entertained and it was long um it wasn't i think this may be the longest one to date And hopefully you guys enjoyed it as well. Or tell me what your favorite... I've had... I love all of those matches. The Hardys have made it so, so different. And you're talking to someone who hated cinematic wrestling. I'm talking growing up. I always thought the Dungeon of Doom... When they would go back in the day with Kevin Sullivan and Hulk Hogan, I was like, man, this is so hokey.
I hate it. Or when Papa Shango made the Ultimate Warrior go do all these things and then he's bleeding through his hair. And I was just like... this is horrible. Or when Jake did put the ultimate warrior through all these things and like, he's in the snakes. Like I was just like, God, this, and like he got attacked by all the snakes and he laid dead. I just thought like back then it was just so blah, but now it's just taken a different turn and you could, There's only a few characters that you could do this with. Obviously The Undertaker, but he's not wrestling anymore, though I still wish that The Undertaker had one last in-ring performance. Bray Wyatt was another one that you could definitely do stuff like that.
And obviously The Hardys. The Hardys kind of brought this back to wrestling and it really was done great. When I'm sitting and watching a comedy And I always tell you, if I laugh two to three times, it's worth it. Just why? Because it's a free thing that I press on my television. And if you got me to laugh, pop three times, it's big. Same with if I pay for it to be in a movie. I laughed at least three to four times on some of the comments. And that's actually something that I probably would go back and watch it to see if there's any my own Easter eggs that I can find in it. Just really enjoyed it. I love seeing Reby back on television. She looks great. All the kids. It's also like... They take you on this journey where you're like, man, where the hell are you going?
And also AMC is a great, great network to have stuff like that on. Because like, I mean, even Andre, the producing giant, text me. He's like, I feel like I'm watching. I feel like I'm watching Walking Dead. So I'm like, it's. Really, really enjoyable. And they did so much. And just to see Matt with his kids and the family and even the dog, that whole thing was great. I laughed out loud on the hydration break. And all of that stuff continued to make me entertained to watch a very, very good episode of TNA's impact on AMC. Coming up next, I have a conversation with TNA's Casey Navarro. The fastest growing pro wrestling show on the planet. Busted Open.
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How do the Hardys and production team create successful cinematic wrestling?
I got Casey Navarro with me. Casey, thank you.
Pardon me.
Pardon me. You're a little late, but thank you for joining me.
I had a party. Yeah.
You had a big party. You're a big guy for your birthday. Happy birthday.
Thanks, Tommy. Thanks for watching.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:13
2
What is Tommy Dreamer’s initial reaction to The Righteous Deletion cinematic match?
0:13–5:00
3
How do the Hardys and production team create successful cinematic wrestling?
5:00–7:25
4
Why did Tommy change his mind about cinematic wrestling over the years?
7:25–13:16
5
What memorable moments from the Righteous Deletion does Tommy highlight?
13:16–15:53
Speakers
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