April 5, 201312 yr Author comment_5541003 What a weird commercial. Paul E. Dangerously lies about how he spends his time with babes in Ferraris, while they show how he really spends his time, having Lex Luger vs Ron Simmons action figure matches. I don't get it. Were they calling their target audience nerds who couldn't get laid? Was Dixie Carter right all along?
April 5, 201312 yr comment_5541039 Was Dixie Carter right all along? I'm drawing a blank on this. What was this about ?
April 5, 201312 yr comment_5541041 What a weird commercial. Paul E. Dangerously lies about how he spends his time with babes in Ferraris, while they show how he really spends his time, having Lex Luger vs Ron Simmons action figure matches. I don't get it. Were they calling their target audience nerds who couldn't get laid? Was Dixie Carter right all along?They were calling Paul E a grown man who plays with dolls.
April 5, 201312 yr Author comment_5541048 Was Dixie Carter right all along? I'm drawing a blank on this. What was this about ? Dixie Carter told Congress TNA didn't market to children, that they market to 40-year-old virgin type collectors.
April 15, 201312 yr comment_5542186 Paul E. lies about his activities on his time off, but then owns up to it afterward because WCW action figures are just that good. Yeah.
May 12, 201312 yr comment_5544600 Paul Dangerously playing with WCW toys. The ring ain’t bad looking but I give the edge to the WWF toy ring. We get a clip during this of Heyman hitting Hervey with the cell phone. That video should be accompanied on everything to do with Paul E. Note to self. Never refer to yourself as a TNA fan when trying to pick up chicks.
September 24, 201312 yr comment_5564501 I didn't get this either as WCW is a real mess right now. The action figures were cool though and 1991 may be one of WCW's best merchandising years until the NWO era.
June 5, 201510 yr comment_5673031 So if you buy WCW action figures you'll end up arm-wrestling airheaded bimbos and hitting obnoxious punks in the head with cell phones? Sign me up for every last one! What, were Sting and the Steiners too busy to do a thirty-second commercial? Using a heel is bad enough, but using an obnoxious heel chauvinist broadcaster who jumps people from behind with his cell phone has to be the most boneheaded marketing move in wrestling history up to that time. For an equivalent, just imagine the WWF using Jimmy Hart as its spokesman for their figures back in the mid-eighties. What could they have been thinking? (I'd ask if they were thinking at all, but we all know the answer to that one, don't we?) The sad part is, they'll be going even further in the toilet before the next few days are up with Flair's departure. The more I see of WCW lately, the more I believe Ric came out of all this smelling like a rose.
December 10, 20177 yr comment_5823521 Odd choice for a spokesperson, but there is a small amount of humor in it.
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