If WWE considers the booking of wrestling's past to be forbidden territory, then the booking of the current show is nothing short of holy grounds. As evidenced by how adamantly the company takes down many online comments their former writers may make regarding the less savory aspects of writing a WWE show, the actual process of how a script comes together is something WWE would like to keep behind closed doors. Inside The Writer's Room would kick that door down. This episode of WWE 24 would cover how the company's creative team produces a month's worth of content leading up to a PPV. Along the way, we'd see what gets cut, what makes it television, how far in advance the company knows what they are going to do and perhaps most gloriously of all what it's like to sit in the room with Vince McMahon and watch him pass final judgment. Maybe a glimpse into this process would help fans become more sympathetic to just how difficult it is to put together the average WWE program. Then again it would probably just frustrate them to see how often the phrase "battles the authority" actually comes up during brainstorming.