Did anyone feel sorry for Buzz Aldrin?

[dlg3000]

He did his best and acted like he wanted to be there, but he seemed so truly out of his element. It was painful to watch him and it didn't help matters that Cole and Lawler were laughing at him.

[Big L]

Nope

[Apricots And A Pear Tree]

Little bit.

[Jason]

Nope. He showed up to promote his stuff and for that reason only. He didn't know half of the names, or even the company name. He looked like he was drunk too.

[Pushed to the Moon]

He's never recovered from Neil Armstrong burying him.

[Deleted]

I'm pretty sure he was mildly inebriated. He may or may not have to blow into a brethalyzer to start his space shuttle.

[corndog]

May 18, 2010 17:03:43 GMT -5 Jason said:

Nope. He showed up to promote his stuff and for that reason only. He didn't know half of the names, or even the company name. He looked like he was drunk too.

I think Lawler/Cole said something about him possibly being drunk, definitely seemed like it. Although I did feel sorry for him when he kept pandering to the crowd, I was just thinking, "Give it up man." I really don't know why they would put him in Canada.

[Allie Kitsune]

May 18, 2010 17:23:47 GMT -5 corndog said:

May 18, 2010 17:03:43 GMT -5 Jason said:

Nope. He showed up to promote his stuff and for that reason only. He didn't know half of the names, or even the company name. He looked like he was drunk too.

I think Lawler/Cole said something about him possibly being drunk, definitely seemed like it. Although I did feel sorry for him when he kept pandering to the crowd, I was just thinking, "Give it up man." I really don't know why they would put him in Canada.

I'd have preferred Sgt. Slaughter coming out there to antagonize Canada again, personally. That had to be one of my favorite guest hosting jobs.

[Alex Shelley]

I felt terrible for the poor guy, honestly.

[NIXON]

No i didn't feel sorry for him. If he wasn't a perfectly competent guest host, the folks at ww..............e uh................................................................................................headquarters would've never used him

[Yami Daimao]

I was hoping waiting for Orton to randomly come out and RKO him.

[Slingshot Suplay]

May 18, 2010 17:10:41 GMT -5 Pushed to the Moon said:

He's never recovered from Neil Armstrong burying him.

It's a shame because Buzz was eventually gonna get a run with the World title. He had to settle for the tag titles while Neil got pushed to the moon.

[FrankGotch]

May 18, 2010 17:38:52 GMT -5 Yami Daimao said:

I was hoping waiting for Orton to randomly come out and RKO him.

Buzz Aldrin would have no sold him then proceeded to beat the living crap out of Orton all while screaming incoherently about the wonders of space.

[Matt Dunn]

It was pretty bad. I told my bro "sounds like he and his wife are improvising. They should've given him lines." My bro said, "they probably did..." Then he made a joke about the moon landing being faked. So, yeah, he did seem out of his element. Still better than Vicko though.

[Parrish]

his wife would make a great horror movie monster

[dlg3000]

May 18, 2010 18:41:05 GMT -5 Parrish said:

his wife would make a great horror movie monster

Ouch.

[Kevin Hamilton]

Thought the WHAT chants were uncalled for and disrespectful.

I understand he wasn't really relevant to the crowd, but no need for that.

[rrm15]

Yeah he seemed so out of place. It was painful to watch.

[BigJerichool222]

No but I felt bad for Virgil, he was walking like had at a broomstick up his ass.

[Super Nintenjoe KBD]

Was a bit cringeworthy to watch. How much preperation do they give the guest hosts like him anyway who obviously wouldnt have a clue about WWE? Is there any chance that a guest host talking in the ring suddenly starts breaking kayfabe not knowing what's going on, would like to see the reaction to that.