I've been watching WWE Unreal Season 2 and I do wonder if it's too far into how things are done. I do like how it still toes the line of behind the scenes while still keeping secrets, but is it going too far? Should we know this much about who makes it before we start connecting to the real lives of those people and ruining the enjoyment of the shows themselves?

It’s definitely highlighting that they need some new voices in the writing room 👀

As someone with only a marginal interest in wrestling, I kind of love seeing how the sausage gets made, it at least is a reminder about how silly it is on the whole.

I still need to watch it.

I like the idea of it in theory, but it also seems clear that so much booking happened with "this will be great on Unreal" in mind and given how bad 2025 was for WWE, those things are obviously somewhat linked

15 hours ago, kristyne said:

It’s definitely highlighting that they need some new voices in the writing room 👀

You aren't kidding, my word.

I follow so much of this stuff already with behind-the-scenes reports and insider stuff that I'm all for this kind of thing. Seeing the Lyra stuff from season and the LA Knight stuff not only confirms things we've heard about, but again reminds you that these, in fact, are people trying to entertain. Sometimes that gets a little lost in all the online discourse, and I love that we get to see that. It's also fascinating to see how plans change and what goes awry due to unexpected changes.

I don't need kayfabe broken all the time mind you, but I like these occasional spotlights.