10 Signs You Watch Too Much WWE

It's perfectly fine to be excited about the premiere of, say, the WWE Network's recent documentary about Kurt Angle - but if you have the dates on which each new show is released marked in your calendar, instead of your loved ones' birthdays, it's probably not the sign of a healthy social life.

This is a little different from getting giddy over the launch of Stranger Things, for instance, because with that example the thing you're counting down the days for is actually, you know, the thing. In the case of Network shows, you're excited about behind the scenes footage and never-before-seen interviews of the thing, which is kind of odd.

But in all fairness, as wrestling fans, that's often the thing that entertains us most. Run-of-the-mill episodes of Raw and SmackDown can drag, with much of the content designed to advertise upcoming pay-per-view shows. A documentary is interesting in and of itself. So, yeah: it's OK to note them down in your personal planner - just don't let anyone else see it.