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#1 Worst: A Vince McMahon parody
Man, Brodie Lee could have been presented like the beast of a human being that he is, as a total powerhouse. But instead, from the vignette that was aired this week, it just seems like he's a Vince McMahon parody and I'm not certain that's the best course of action for him.
I had imagined that the former Luke Harper would be presented as a cult leader, almost as a new Wyatt Family head, but instead, The Exalted One is apparently a dig at his former boss. Vince McMahon has a problem with people sneezing in front of him and this was one aspect that was a part of the whole Dark Order skit this week.
I just think that while harping (no pun intended) on the past is okay if the entire audience gets it, it's far too 'smart' a topic for international television. To a lot of people watching around the world, Lee may just come across as an eccentric and crabby man, instead of a mysterious and enigmatic heel cult header.
