WWE Superstars reimagined as kids attend a camp run by Mr. McMahon.
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Cena wishes upon a star for help at camp while Big Show discovers he and Mr. McMahon share an embarrassing secret.
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Brie befriends a horse in military training while other campers discover the magic of the pool jets.
S2.E2
Triple H's dad arrives at camp posing the greatest threat ever to Mr. McMahon while Austin runs away in search of the Ultimate Warrior.
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| Ashley Bornancin | ... | John Cena / ... 10 episodes, 2016-2018 | |
| David Michael Brown | ... | Triple H / ... 5 episodes, 2016 | |
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Aly Fainbarg | ... | Stephanie McMahon / ... 5 episodes, 2016 |
| Vince McMahon | ... | Vince McMahon 5 episodes, 2016 | |
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When astronauts go into space, their waste is collected and returns with them for disposal.
Apparently the WWE obtained enough of this excrement to make a show and, well, here it is. I suppose if you watch the WWE network then you probably think, 'Hey, this s**t is out of this world!' and I won't argue - you're half right.
Most of what I feel is necessary to say about this show in order to properly warn potential viewers would be grounds for not publishing this review so I can only encapsulate in the most mundane of terms:
Just... Plain... Bad...
It is a sad commentary on the state of humanity that a show like this can exist. It is a sadder commentary that the people at WWE are allowed to vote on their own tripe, as obviously anyone who considers this as entertainment worthy of a rating greater than 1 (a minimum too high for this show) could not possibly have the ability to use a computer for anything but porn and YouTube.