Written by: Kevin Berge (All Images Courtesy of: WWE.com)

WWE is always going at a million miles an hour when the product is interesting, but right now it feels like the product has never been more chaotic. WrestleMania has come and gone, leaving several surprising moves with WWE following it up quickly with the Superstar Shake-up.

This Friday is the Greatest Royal Rumble which I have no idea how to deal with given the time it is happening and its ridiculous length, and Backlash is not too far behind. I'm still trying to figure out who is on what brand with the real question of what Raw will look like with all its talent on SmackDown.

Seriously, the Superstar Shake-up made Raw look so much worse, yet I can't even linger on that with Greatest Royal Rumble on Friday.

Last Week's Monday Night Raw Review

Written by: Kevin Berge

Quick Take: Begin Again captures the spirit of music in John Carney's most universal if most mundane film in his romantic musical trio. With strong performances from the entire cast and an honest sentimental tone, the film feels close to the heart of Carney's vision even if it loses some the classic quiet distance.

Written by: Kevin Berge

As a kid, I watched a lot of television, but I was hardly consistent. Without TiVo or a streaming site to use, I ended watching multiple animated shows in pieces. Some series thrive in this format almost too well to the point that I enjoyed every sitting but never really gave a thought to what I was missing.

Samurai Jack was at the top of the list of shows in that style. I considered it one of my favorite shows despite never truly watching it sequence. Only years later did I regret that enough to realize it was time to sit down and experience this show from start to finish.

There is something truly special about Samurai Jack that flew under the radar for a long time. It is slow and fairly subtle in a way that works more for a mature audience than a young one which is a dangerous way to sell a show on Cartoon Network even coming from the Network's genius Genndy Tartakovsky.

Written by: Kevin Berge (All Images Courtesy of: WWE.com)

While it won't lead to the writers switching around, the Superstar Shake-up is a rare opportunity to freshen up Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live which is vital to both brands. Last year, it led to The New Day, Kevin Owens, SamI Zayn, and Charlotte Flair taking vital roles on SmackDown.

Meanwhile, Raw was graced by MVP The Miz, Alexa Bliss, Dean Ambrose, and Bray Wyatt. Looking back, SmackDown was much more the beneficiary, but both shows were enlivened by the change. The hope this year was that the changes would be even more pronounced.

My wish list going in included Raw getting New Day and Rusev with SmackDown getting Asuka and all of Balor Club.

Last Week's Monday Night Raw Review

Written by: Kevin Berge

Quick Take: The Good Place Season 2 escapes the first season's similar episode-to-episode formula by changing the dynamic dramatically and continually shifting the story to make a more complete story in the second season. While not fully committing to its full cast, the acting and writing makes this a funny and engaging second chapter.