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| #1 Posted on 26.1.03 1529.06 | Jimmy Kimmell just did a bit on the Super Bowl pregame show where he said "goodbye to cable" by walking onto the sets of various cable shows. He walked into the ring on RAW, where Test was stretching D`Lo (in dress shirt atire), said "Goodbye WWE," and hugged Stacy Keibler twice. And you could hear Jim Ross say, "What the? Jimmy Kimmell?"
I wonder when they taped that.
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| #2 Posted on 26.1.03 1629.01 | | I haven't seen the bit, but possibly Phoenix. At the Raw show on 1/6/03 Jimmy Kimmel trotted out during one of the "nothing's going on because its a commercial" intervals. (So Jimmy was at the show that night.) | PowerPB13
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| #3 Posted on 26.1.03 1647.37 | Makes sense, a lot of people are saying goodbye to WWE these days if the ratings are any indication. *ba-dum, CHING*
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| #4 Posted on 26.1.03 2240.36 | I would have to guess that Bill Simmons wrote that, just so that he could get Jim Ross to bust out that line which Bill so often used in his column. Just a shame Jimmy didn't have music ;)
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| #5 Posted on 27.1.03 0037.19 | It was a pretty funny bit.
Hugging Stacy twice was a nice touch.
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