In 2004, TNA was picked up by Fox Sports. Sure, it was on a Friday afternoon on a lower tier network, but it was a big jump from their weekly pay-per-view business model. In 2005, they went to Spike TV on Saturday nights which was a huge move for them. A time expansion, and a move to Thursday during prime time were also step ups. Then things just kind of went to hell, very, very slowly, but quite consistently. The TV network that aired a real life exorcism live, and is going to show a view from a train all day on Thanksgiving didnt want TNA anymore. Now, theyre on their way to Pop, the former TV Guide channel. Do I even get that channel? Do you? Ill have to look into that. TNA was a lame duck promotion at the end of their time on Spike TV. To call them a lame duck now would be an insult to ducks that are lame. I just cant muster any excitement for this company anymore. The most entertaining thing about them right now is wrestlers from other companies doing a crotch chop in front of their headquarters in Nashville. Id love for them to develop an exciting new identity when they switch networks, but they havent ever established one. Just be careful with your e-mails this time around, Dixie.