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WWE Network: Legends reality series show in the works

If it means this guy is back on my TV, I am in.

WWE is in the process of rolling out a few shows for its upcoming WWE Network channel, which they hope to premiere sometime in 2012.

So far they've revealed a WrestleMania Rewind style show that will be a documentary style program revolving around each one of the WrestleMania's that have happened through the years. Then they announced a show about Diva's and now they're asking for fans to name the next show to air on the Network.

From the report:

Help name our newest show, a reality series featuring many of your favorite WWE Legends, all forced to live under one roof. See what happens when the most colorful and combustive personalities in WWE history shack up, break bread, and bruise egos.

I wonder how many former superstars are regretting signing those "Legends" contracts right now. Can you imagine "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase living in the same house and involved in shenanigans with "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes? It will be like 1990 all over again.

This sound like something you would be interested in watching? WWE is once again asking for fans to vote on the name of the show (do so by clicking here) and you can let us know which option you like best in our poll after the jump.

Star-divide

Which one do you like best? My vote goes to Old Timer Acres. Just makes me chuckle.

Poll
What should WWE name its "Legends" reality show?
WWE House of Fame
50 votes
WWE Old Timer Acres
14 votes
WWE Retired and Rowdy Roommates
8 votes
WWE Old School Yard
13 votes
WWE Legends House
27 votes

112 votes | Poll has closed

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Holy Shit I can see it now

Dusty Rhodes, Ted DiBiase, Iron Sheik, Roddy Piper, and Jim Duggan all under one roof, WITH a guest appearance by Hulk Hogan…my god that would sell

Twitter = tpears86

by MMA42 on Oct 17, 2011 7:36 PM EDT reply actions  

This sounds like a terrible idea. What are they thinking?

by jjhh05 on Oct 17, 2011 7:55 PM EDT reply actions  

I wonder why they don’t use Ted Sr. more? Maybe he doesn’t want to but I think he’d be a great asset on TV. I watched the Taker/Yokozuna match from the 94 Rumble the other day & liked his commentary. He could either do commentary or be a manager for Ted Jr on TV since he probably doesn’t want to do house shows

by The Legend on Oct 17, 2011 8:08 PM EDT reply actions  

Forgot to add he could also be GM on TV if they wanted to get away from Teddy Long

by The Legend on Oct 17, 2011 8:11 PM EDT up reply actions  

Sr. is into the religion thing now

He does the odd show here and there.

Release...the KITTIES!

by GoForthAndDie on Oct 17, 2011 8:15 PM EDT up reply actions  

all the titles are terrible

its a pretty terrible idea for a show as well

by Sonnyshit on Oct 17, 2011 8:24 PM EDT reply actions  

No no a thousand times NO

1-That sort of programming is a bigger threat to America than the USSR ever was.
2-The premise of such shows is “they’re not scripted”. Are they going to show guys sitting around smoking bowls and popping Vicodin like TicTacs? No, they’d script it, and we know how good the E is at creative. Unless they go all out and go the “Drawn Together” route, in which case I’m all over it.
3-By all means have some sort of Legends programming. “A Day/Week in the Life of…”, hour-long interviews, “Best Of” showcases, roundtable discussions…and per MMA42 above, give the Iron Sheik a weekly talk show :D

Release...the KITTIES!

by GoForthAndDie on Oct 17, 2011 8:32 PM EDT reply actions  

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