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Originally Posted by AlexH
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I'm looking at it through the lens of another made-for-TV form of combat, professional wrestling. Part of making compelling television is getting the viewer invested in those on the screen, so that they keep watching. If it wasn't a necessary part, WWE would've long ago dropped interviews and in-ring promos from their shows.
I'll agree that it's fairly light on technical details, but perhaps that's okay for the format. Add in some opening exposition, and I think there's a chance it'll work. It's going on my DVR, at least.