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#2. Who was behind GTV?
Any fan of the Attitude Era will remember the renegade GTV.
GTV was sort of WWE's version of Candid Camera where a series of grainy backstage videos captured Superstars totally unaware behind the scenes. The segments are still fondly remembered by fans but WWE never officially ended the storyline and it just disappeared from programming.
In an interview in 2015, Chris Jericho said that the man behind GTV was originally supposed to be Tom Green but now we'll never know for sure.
Here's what Jericho had to say about what he'd heard regarding GTV:
"I just found out about it the other day. I didn’t know! GTV. And remember doesn’t it fit because remember Tom Green used to film stuff you know, pranks, stuff and all that **** and then what happened was they started planting the seeds for GTV and then Vince actually saw Tom Green’s stuff and said this guy is not funny."
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