Triple H and Michael Hayes Exposed…. by WWE Unreal
If you want a masterclass in unintentional comedy, look no further than WWE Unreal, airing now on Netflix.
Watching the inner workings of creative meetings is honestly wild—it makes you realize that watching the actual disaster of backstage politics unfold is somehow more entertaining than the television product they are putting out.
They are sitting in rooms sweating over finishes, second-guessing everything, and completely missing the forest for the trees, while the real drama is just how completely detached the decision-making process has become.
Why Do…Themselves… Like This?
When you see the chaos firsthand, it leaves you wondering if the whole point of airing this thing was a low-key hit job just to put everyone's incompetence on full display.
Especially when it comes to Triple H and Michael Hayes.
I kept laughing, thinking, “was this show made to get these guys fired?”. They slip on banana peels again and again, stumbling through each episode, only to do it again next week.
WHY would they air this?! Are they really broadcasting something like that just so we can turn around and laugh at these people — the same ones we may once have respected? Was it to make us laugh? If so, mission accomplished!
