Post by jason1980s on Mar 17, 2024 16:29:41 GMT -5
This debuted two Sundays ago and re-ran this Sunday. I enjoy the A&E bios even though WWE probably embellishes a little.
This one was on the sadder side because Scott is no longer here and it wasn't a happy ending. The footage of him talking was from the DVD WWE put out in 2014 or 15.
From what I remember about the DVD, this one seems to go more into his personal life/addictions than the DVD did. His daughter pretty much cries every time she's got to speak and it's understandable. By the end, people are very emotional. Even Hogan gets choked up. I didn't see too much of Shawn Michaels which was odd. I don't recall him being on near the ending.
I don't want to spoil the ending but it's def a sad ending compared to his triumph with recovery and the hall of fame induction. Overall the theme of the show, more so the last hour is how good of a guy Scott was but he couldn't shake the trauma from his early life and the death at the Doll House club.
Dallas wasn't on very much though he deserves so much credit for giving us 8 years more with Scott than he may have had. I don't think Jake was on at all except for DDPY footage. I think it helped Scott having Jake along for the early recovery. I know some people get on Jake for his tall tails but I think it's a blessing that we've gotten probably 12 extra years of Jake being here that we might not have had without Dallas.
This one was on the sadder side because Scott is no longer here and it wasn't a happy ending. The footage of him talking was from the DVD WWE put out in 2014 or 15.
From what I remember about the DVD, this one seems to go more into his personal life/addictions than the DVD did. His daughter pretty much cries every time she's got to speak and it's understandable. By the end, people are very emotional. Even Hogan gets choked up. I didn't see too much of Shawn Michaels which was odd. I don't recall him being on near the ending.
I don't want to spoil the ending but it's def a sad ending compared to his triumph with recovery and the hall of fame induction. Overall the theme of the show, more so the last hour is how good of a guy Scott was but he couldn't shake the trauma from his early life and the death at the Doll House club.
Dallas wasn't on very much though he deserves so much credit for giving us 8 years more with Scott than he may have had. I don't think Jake was on at all except for DDPY footage. I think it helped Scott having Jake along for the early recovery. I know some people get on Jake for his tall tails but I think it's a blessing that we've gotten probably 12 extra years of Jake being here that we might not have had without Dallas.