10 Raw Moments WWE Wants You To Forget

Two things are known about the now infamous "Katie Vick" segment that was broadcast on Raw in 2002. First, it wasn't actually Kane in the footage, and second, it will never be shown on WWE programming again.

How do we know? Because not only was it not The Big Red Machine, but it was Triple H, the man who now has his hands on the WWE nuclear codes. However down he is with a bit of Attitude Era edge, he's not going to sit idly by and allow his worst ever moment to be replayed for all the world, and his sponsors, to see.

Make no mistake about it, either: this really was The Game's worst ever moment. Not only did it involve him engaging in - or at least pretending to engage in - a sex act on television, but that sex act was with the 'corpse' of a woman who was recently killed in a car crash. Yes, Triple H was staging a re-enactment to wind up Kane, but it was no less tasteless for that fact.

Necrophilia isn't a good look when you're trying to sell action figures to children, which is probably why - even those occasional fourth wall-breaking Easter eggs - the name Katie Vick very seldom pops up on WWE programming these days.