This week Tim Kail discusses the actual worth of WWE, why he believes they've swindled Netflix, and what we can do to push back against the darkness of our times.

This week Tim Kail is joined by his mom, Granny Franny, to review Dwayne Johnson's latest film, The Smashing Machine.

Tim and Franny discuss the film's unique perspective on sports-psychology, the turbulent relationship between Mark and Dawn, and Dwayne Johnson's Oscar-worthy, sensitive performance.

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This week host Tim Kail examines the affect streaming services have had on professional wrestling, particularly as it relates to WWE and ESPN Unlimited.

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May the Moment of Pop be with you.

Lucha Robots! Sex Robots! Driverless cars and a jobless populance. Body slams from the rafters! Oh my! This week Tim Kail explores the role AI will play in professional wrestling and future societies.

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This week Work Of Wrestling host Tim Kail examines the nature of competition and cooperation through the prism of pro-wrestling.

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Tim Kail tells a story about his father.

Trigger warning: this episode contains descriptions of alcoholism, emotional abuse, and addiction.

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After watching Clash In Paris and attempting to review it for Work Of Wrestling, host Tim Kail concludes it's time to take a break from weekly WWE TV.

This week host Tim Kail shares some ideas for improving the aesthetics and the stories of WWE programming.

• first he reads your comments & suggestions
• he calls for an end to 20 minute promo trains and backstage segments
• he pushes Finn Balor
• he develops a character for Bayley
• he resolves issues between The Rock & John Cena
• he shines a spotlight on LA Knight...YEAH!

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This week host Tim Kail shares his thoughts on the latest episode of RAW before diving into a larger discussion about the importance of a tangible connection with the live crowd, the unreliability of the internet, Karrion Kross, the perils of AI, and the growing strength of WWE's midcard.

Host Tim Kail is joined by his mother Granny Franny to discuss WWE's new deal with ESPN.

They detail how much it's going to cost to be a pro-wrestling fan for a full calendar year, why Tim isn't impressed by these big, beautiful deals, the hypocrisy of WWE pretending to be a "family business", and why, ultimately, all that matters to Tim is whether or not the product is compelling.