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comment_5575891

It is a format sheet rather than a script no?

Scroll down. Specific wording in the promos.

 

Anyone find it weird that Road Dog is the only agent who uses a stage/kayfabed name (well, not counting Rotunda who probably hasn't been referred to on-air as Mike Rotunda since the Varsity Club days) not listed as his stage name?

comment_5575932

You would think with all the writers they could find someone who could write a promo to sound like something remotely resembling how people actually talk.

That's what I was thinking. The Bryan/Kane exchange looks like something a 15 year old e-fed writer would rustle up.

comment_5575968

Well, people tend to take anything thrown on the Internet as real if it looks remotely so. I'll wait to see if Meltzer or anyone confirms it. If it is, the lack of match details is due to the fact the talent and agents work that out. Nothing to do with them being unimportant. Also, why would DVD extras be on the sheet/script?

comment_5576002

Looks fake.

Thanks for the insight. On what basis?

 

It doesn't look like any script format I've ever seen and I have a hard time believing a production at the level of WWE would have such amateurish looking shooting scripts. The scripted promos part in particular looks fake to me. Nobody scripts TV like that.

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