Expect a steady stream of new angles on television on a weekly basis ala Dusty Rhodes' 1988 booking with people turning so fast that only the hardcores can keep up with it. I expect at least a few new twists and turns at television taped on Tuesday night in Columbus, GA. One of the matches that'll take place on that taping has Steamboat defending the TV title against Scott Steiner. While running all these angles makes for entertaining television, doing too much too fast confuses most casual viewers and we already saw the result of what happened in 1988 in NWA and late 1986 in Mid South when a promotion continually throws angle upon angle out there hoping that something gets hot, when doing so much pretty much guarantees nothing is going to get hot because it all starts looking the same. Of course, the company is in a tough position because reversing a trend of declining TV ratings is the hardest task of all. If people watch TV, you can at least get them to the arenas by building toward a program that in some way excites or intrigues them. But if they aren't watching television, it doesn't matter what you put on television, those who aren't watching aren't going to get hooked into coming to the arenas.