For me, this past week, the highlight had to of been the guest hosts of WWE Raw this past week, and that was Ozzy Osborne and his wife Sharron. Why were they the highlight of the whole week? The facial expressions and the randomness of Ozzy standing up at random times and sitting back down, him standing half way up and sitting back down, and looking confused when guys came out and looked like, through his facial expressions, like he didn’t know what’s going on.

With a couple of mishaps on the names-Kobi Kingston (to my friends with the week before, Kofi Kingston is now Kobi Johnson) and Evan Brawn-Ozzy and Sharron did a decent job, I believe. I think with Sharron there, it seemed that things were under control on the Crazy Train edition of Monday Night Raw.

Honestly, I have to say these two are up there as the best celebrity guest hosts, along side of Bob Barker. I do think the Osborne’s was that good. To quote Triple H, they were “that damn good!”

But while talking about the whole guest host stuff, I do think it should end. Even my friends who come over and watch Raw with me who are casual fans, they are getting tired of the whole guest hosts idea because it always changes every week and if they miss a couple of weeks, it doesn’t make any sense.

And to be quite honest with you, I have to totally agree. I am past tired of the whole guest host thing. I think McMahon should hurry up and find a new general manager. Yes, the Rock is supposed to come in sometime, maybe, in January. Living in January, it is rumored up here that Jesse “the Body” Ventura will be the guest host when Raw comes to Minneapolis and the Target Center in mid-January. Those two guest hosts should be awesome.

For the most part, the whole guest host angle sucks. Yes, it really sucks. I wish it would be done, because I find it totally stupid and idiotic. It’s bad enough that I am starting to consider stop watching WWE for a couple of months, or until the whole guest host angle is done. What would I do over that? I have a lot of old-school tapes and DVD’s that I can watch and review for CamelClutchBlog.com, that’s always an option. Honestly, after watching a WCW tape from 2000, I don’t know if I want to do that, how frustrating the whole pay-per-view was, with the only great match off of that card was “Screaming” Norman Smiley taking on the Hardcore Champion Terry Funk with Smiley having a “mystery partner” of Ralphus.

But to conclude, Ozzy and Sharron was totally awesome, and when Vince considers a new general manger for Raw, if you could, bring these two back every week. Their facial expressions and name mess ups were totally awesome. This is Eric Darsie from Minnesota, listening to older Bryan and Vinny shows, goodbye.

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Wreckage Of My Past, The Story of Ozzy Osbourne is a new documentary spotlighting Ozzy Osbourne. The documentary is produced by Ozzy’s son Jack. The documentary claims to offer unprecedented access to the Rock God. The movie is scheduled to be released in 2010.

Variety.com has an article looking at the documentary. The movie claims to show a side of Ozzy unseen to the public. After being pimped out for everything from video games to variety shows, the movie looks to be attempting to restore Ozzy’s legacy and reputation as a musical pioneer. Producers claim this will be anything but a fluff piece, and will offer a no holds barred look at the life of Ozzy Osbourne.

Finally someone in that family has a clue. It is really a shame what has happened to Ozzy since the Osbournes show. Most people in America know Ozzy as a clown who can’t operate a remote control. Beyond the character portrayed on the television show is a man who has arguably inspired more music than The Beatles.

“I want people to see John Osbourne as the guy I grew up with, the tormented, complex musician whose personal demons manifest themselves in so many crazy, unique ways,” Jack Osbourne said. “He’s agreed to it but is putting up his guard, massively afraid of putting his true self out there on display for people to see.” Visit the Wreckage Of My Past website at WreckageOfMyPast.com.

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