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NBC has decided against going forward with a drama pilot about 1980s professional wrestling involving Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson as an executive producer and Jerry Bruckheimer's production company, reports PWInsider.com. The option for the series was not renewed last month. Since NBC purchased the series and guaranteed a pilot episode would air, the network is believed to have paid a penalty for dropping the project.

 

- In Thursday's birthdays, WWE Hall of Famer Wendi Richter turns 51-years-old, one-time WWE Divas Champion Jillian Hall turns 32, and Low Ki, winner of the second season of WWE NXT, turns 33.

 

- The 2010 film Tooth Fairy, starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, airs on FX on Thursday at 2:00 p.m. and Friday at 11:00 a.m.

 

- Former WWE talent Adam Copeland (a/k/a Edge) appeared on a Canadian morning radio show Wednesday promoting his upcoming appearances on Syfy's supernatural drama series Haven. He explained that he cut his signature locks last spring prior to his induction into the WWE Hall of Fame because he didn't want to be a 40-year-old with a ponytail and there were no tables, ladders and chairs in his life. The 14-minute interview is available here.

 

Credit: PwPix.net

 

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More like wrestling isn't famous within NBC.

 

The World Broadcast Premere of WrestleMania(for the past 3 years) & Saturday Night's Main Event says hi.

 

Saturday Night's Main Event hardly lasted last time they put it on TV. And they play that WM once. They aren't a network that says "We enjoy wrestling" like USA is.

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More like wrestling isn't famous within NBC.

 

The World Broadcast Premere of WrestleMania(for the past 3 years) & Saturday Night's Main Event says hi.

 

Saturday Night's Main Event hardly lasted last time they put it on TV. And they play that WM once. They aren't a network that says "We enjoy wrestling" like USA is.

 

USA Network is under the NBC umbrella.. just like Comedy Central.. and back in the day(80's), SNME, was on NBC consistently, before there was a USA Network.. also, SyFy is under the NBC umbrella.. so I would think it is safe to say, that NBC "enjoys" wrestling.. or it would not be on any of their channels.

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lol what a shit topic title. Probaly just a lame joke though. Pretty sure Rock has a TV show coming up on TNT soon. Also, unlike this NBC thing, hes actually on it. He was really only a exec producer of this NBC show and its not really that big of a deal or a big loss to anything hes doing.

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