I admit that I was wrong

["IcePic" Rick Cobos]

Damn, these PCS skits are f***ing priceless.

However, will they lead to the wrestlers drawing money? Time will tell.

[samachine]

They make me laugh. As a viewer of PWG, CHIKARA, HUSTLE, and Dragon Gate, laughing is all I care about in wrestling anymore really

['Sweet n' Sour' A. A. Estrada]

supersonic said:

Damn, these PCS skits are waxing priceless.

However, will they lead to the wrestlers drawing money? Time will tell.

I'm of mind with PKS.

The skits are entertaining. Thus, I'm willing to watch TNA to see more of them.

Personally, I prefer these over short exhibition matches between six X-Division guys, filled with impressive but ultimately forgettable high flying manuvers.

Then again, that's just not my style of wrestling at all, so I'm biased.

It may not lead to anything past this, but at least they gave me the PCS, which is more than they were doing before.

I'm not saying that the X-Division CAN'T be built on matches and good stories alone, but they've yet to really do that for me, outside of Daniels/AJ/Joe.

[HMARK Center]

Well, like I've said before, it just wasn't working when the whole formula was "throw four X-guys out there and have them hit the same signature spots every week. No promo time or major character building, though."

This is working, though Russo and Co. have to make sure they keep up the momentum once the PCS is officially over.

[THE Dinobot]

What's really going to take place after the PCS on Sunday night?
Will the continue having the same 5 or so X-Division guys and Nash keep up their antics backstage, or will they be doing what they did earlier, having them in what turned out to be pointless 3 minute spot matches?
Perhaps switch it off, one week a match, the following week a promo and so forth. You don't want to run the funny into the ground, they don't need to become Ben Stiller.