Anyone else think Hogan/Bishoff getting too much air time?

[Double J]

So I always record Impact so I can fastforward through commercials. I didn't get a chance to watch last weeks or last nights Impact until this morning and realize even more now that Hogan and/or Bishoff tend to start off every episode, be in a segement after every match or other segement and then end the show.

So much for Hogan being more of a behind the scenes guy as he kept saying. Now I understand wanting to show him on TV for ratings, but since those two came they brought a ton of new (I use that term loosely) wrestlers with them. So now there's a ton of guys in the back who never see any time while Hogan and Bishoff (mainly Bishoff) get at least 50% of the air time.

So am I blowing this out of proportion or do you guys notice this too? Think this will change once all the fueds/storylines set into place or is this just the fall of TNA and the resurrection of WCW?

 

[MizMasta3000]

I think once we have 100% sunken un that these guys are runnung things, then we will see less of them. Or maybe just less of Hogan. I see Bischoff and Foley taking on the GM role

 

[straight_edge76]

Honestly, as soon as I found out that Hogan was bringing in Bischoff I somehow knew in the back of my mind that it was coing to become WCW 2010.

 

[He who knows more than Nation]

The are getting too much air time, and that is not a good thing.

 

[Kizza]

People actually thought that Hogan would just stay out of the limelight?

Wow.

 

[The Rated R CMStar]

He hasn't wrestled..yet. Sad thing is, he's actually more time on my screen than if he was actually wrestling.

Oh, and when Hogan and Bischoff arent on screen, the announcers are talking about them. Mike Tenay manages to thank Hogan on every segment. You are no wrong, these two are hogging TV time, and the rest goes to the guys they brought in