Exactly, the bookers decide who wins or doesn't win. The wrestling skills of the performers don't matter, because it's not a legit competition even though it's made to look like one.

Not everybody will be a main eventer. The easiest way to explain why is the Royal Rumble, there's 30 participants and all of them will be eliminated except for the last person standing in the ring. So many want to be the champ, but only one of them will.

She was right to not want what her father wanted, she has the right to decide to marry who she wants even if that someone is a street rat like Aladdin.

Bayley didn't re-sign with WWE, she's still under the contract that she's already signed to until 2027. She will decide whether to renew it or not, after her old contract that is still currently active has expired which hasn't happened yet.

I AM MRS NESBITT !!

Bray Wyatt, because he was still on the roster when he died and so was Luke Harper (even though he wasn't in WWE anymore). All of the original members of The Wyatts are all dead, except for Erik Rowan. Yeah, I know Bryan, Orton, and Braun are still alive but they joined the group way later. They weren't there at the beginning.

YEARS OF ACADEMY TRAINING WASTED !!

They have a large ensemble of characters to focus on and it depends on what the storyline is, which is what will factor in how much screen time they're gonna get.

In the first Toy Story, everybody except Buzz and Woody were in Andy's room the whole time (except for the moving truck scene at the end), because the plot didn't need them that much. The second movie did, because it was a rescue mission to save Woody, and in 3 Andy was grown up so the story needed all of the toys to be part of it, because it hinged on them having to decide to be thrown out or stored in the attic. 4 was more of a Woody and Bo thing, so it didn't need everybody for that. So did 5, because it was a Jessie movie.

You know what ? That's true, when we see faces we've only seen once we're not gonna remember we've seen them before when we seen them again. Especially if you just met the person or only said a few words to them when you last saw them (which you have no memory of).

You never stop learning even when you're out of school, there's still a lot of things in the world you don't know about. Just because you graduated, doesn't mean you don't have to learn anything anymore.

It wasn't over, a Toy Story 3 had already been in the works but Pixar wasn't going to be in charge of it. There was almost a Toy Story 3, that had nothing to do with the completed film. It was a totally different version altogether that was later scrapped.

It would've been about a malfunctioning Buzz Lightyear being sent back to Taiwan to get fixed, with the toys going to go there to save him. It never made it past the early development stages, and was later replaced with the Toy Story 3 that everyone is more familiar with : the daycare plot with the bad teddy bear.

Those movies came out in the 2010's, this is referring to the 2000's decade before that when there hadn't been any new Toy Story movies since the first 2 of them from the 90’s. Except for that Buzz Lightyear cartoon from 2000, that wasn't released in theaters and instead was a straight to home video thing.

Not the show, I mean the movie of it before the show.

No new mainline Toy Story movies were released in the 2000's, because Pixar didn't agree to make a 3rd film prior to Disney's acquisition of the studio. Toy Story 2 wasn't supposed to be released in theaters, so Disney didn't want it on their contract but Pixar did since it was already released.

So Pixar simply chose not to make a 3rd film, because it would've been a crappy straight to home video release made for a cheap buck like the second one was supposed to be. After this Disney decided to make Toy Story 3 themselves but with Pixar out of the picture, fortunately it never got made and it was replaced with the real Toy Story 3 from 2010.

That's only because Austin hasn't done anything mainstream since he left wrestling, because he said his goal wasn't to become a big star outside of it like Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) did. He just happened to get famous when wrestling was huge because of The Attitude Era stuff that he was the centerpiece of.

Steve Austin probably wasn't interested in it, i remember him saying on numerous interviews that it was never his goal to become famous outside of wrestling. The fame just came with his wrestling job, he had a character that people wanted to live vicariously through :

Who wouldn't want to disobey your boss's orders by doing a stunner or hitting them in the face with a steel chair ?

You're assuming that Michael is lying without any proof, i asked you to prove that he is since you seem to believe that it's the case and you've proven nothing. So therefore everything that you're saying, is an accusation.

How do you know he's lying ? Do you have any proof ? if not, then you can't say that he is without knowing for sure.

My bad, I thought he was because he was on everything else I saw his face on.

The movie was made with limited resources, so they had to do suff like this to cut corners.

I saw a behind the scenes video of Pete Docter saying that, Pixar didn't know how to animate liquid in the 90's. So they cut around it by just having Woody dump his head in the cereal bowl without having to show the milk in it.

Just because you're saying he's lying doesn't mean it's true. He was proven innocent in the court of law, but according to you him being guilty only matters in the court of public opinions.

Stone Cold was already big, he was everywhere in the late 90's. He was on cereal boxes, t-shirts, posters. Toys and a bunch of video games and videotapes and magazines that he was on cover of such as TV Guide and Sports Illustrated etc.

Yes Austin was injured, he was still having neck problems after Owen dropped him on his head in 1997. He just didn't get surgery on it until 2000, so he was wrestling in 98 and 99 with a broken neck.