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About this one, can you tell when is this song played and what episode? I been looking for segments like this one from every episode and i can't seem to find one. Anyone had any ideas?
I believe that this was played on the episode of RAW in the Hammerstein Ballroom the night ECW invaded and the Road Warriors made their return.About this one, can you tell when is this song played and what episode? I been looking for segments like this one from every episode and i can't seem to find one. Anyone had any ideas?
What year, date, and day?I believe that this was played on the episode of RAW in the Hammerstein Ballroom the night ECW invaded and the Road Warriors made their return.
No, I don't think so. This video package was a result of his absense following his smile loss, so having it the same night would be weird.Wasn't it the night that "he lost his smile"?
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2ie32_shawn-michaels-loses-his-smile_sport
February 24th, 1997 if i'm not mistaken.What year, date, and day?
You may be right, but they did air this on that night in 97 as well.Tell Me a Lie first aired on December 18, 1995, after he had been taken out of action by Owen Hart on November 20.
HBK "lost his smile" on February 13, 1997.
ECW invaded Raw at the Manhattan Center on February 24, 1997.
LOL 7:00, Shawn's creepy kissing of underaged girls....
it's an updated ''tell me a lie'' montage to fit his smile loss storyline. How ironic seing that many people believed he was lying to get out of doing the job to Bret at Mania lolLOL 7:00, Shawn's creepy kissing of underaged girls....
First time I recall this video is at the 1996 Slammy Awards and call me "weird" but as a kid, I was actually near tears watching this video.
I think the reason people say so much foul shit about HBK is because he was a total asshole but it's obvious that nice guys finish last. You either had to love him or hate him but you got to admit, the guy was damn good at what he did.
Hooray for superstars,I owned a Slammy on VHS back in the day (1997 I think it was). Todd Pettingill started the show with a super cheesy rendition of popular songs reworked with lyrics involving the wrestlers.
Golden times!