Total Divas

Eva Marie debuted on RAW by "going heel" and slapping Lawler. Yet, in the show you couldn't help but sympathize for her while getting hazed by the Bellas.

The Bellas mentioned the "pecking order" all the while taking Nattie's spot after they've been gone for a long period.

Will WWE take advantage of the sympathy that Nattie is generating from having to help the new kids rather than being featured herself? It'd be nice if WWE rewarded her for her hard work.

There's also times where WWE came off as unprofessional during the show. Why would the clothes of divas be getting worked on minutes before the biggest event of the year? Why wouldn't they have that done way beforehand? What message does it send to the young ladies training to one day be a diva to see a professional like Nattie get pushed aside for divas that just came back off of a layoff. What about Eva Marie's power play with her hair? The VP told her to dye it blonde, and Eva totally went off in the opposite direction. Obviously with cameras in her face, for a show that features her, Eva is in a position of power. With all the money invested in her, she's pretty sure she isn't getting fired anytime soon, so why make the order of operations look bad with their situation and how it was handled? Finally, there's also Brodus Clay telling the Funkettes that they suck. For that little bit of drama, how does that make Clay look going forward? It's not like he's some technical wizard either.

There's just so much different from their actual personas, and the characters they're portraying. I know it's a reality show, but this seemed like such a huge opportunity for WWE to connect to a new audience. If I were a new viewer, I'd be confused after watching Total Divas and RAW, as to who I'm supposed to cheer or boo.