30 Things You Learn Binge Watching Every WWE Attitude Era PPV

30. The First PPV Was Garbage

Survivor Series 1997 earned a slot in the history books for the birth of 'Attitude' and Vince McMahon screwing over Bret Hart, but the WWF failed to follow up with anything worthwhile the next month. In Your House: D-Generation X was a miserable flop of a secondary supershow, and one of the least-fun pay-per-views to revisit.

No less than four disqualification finishes on an eight match card didn't help.

Then, in the main event slot, Ken Shamrock tried his best but was never treated as a serious threat to Shawn Michaels or his newly won/stolen WWF Title. The fact this is the first official 'Attitude Era' PPV is a crying shame. Goldust's cringeworthy Dr. Seuss promo midway through was flat out miserable too.