411's Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling Recap 10.18.08
Posted by Steve Cook on 10.18.2008
The Hulkster and friends are here with 10 celebrities hoping to become the first CCW Champion!
Hi, hello and welcome to 411's recap of Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling! I'm Steve Cook, and you may be wondering why 411 Wrestling is covering this show. Well, there are two simple reasons:
1. Hogan = Hits
2. There's wrestling! Maybe it's not great wrestling, but it's wrestling nonetheless.
As for why I've chosen to recap it…well, I took a look at the cast and this thing just has potential for all sorts of craziness! Let's look at the line-up…
Danny Bonaduce – Danny's most remembered for his stint with The Partridge Family, but he's also known for being abrasive and annoying. Woot!
Todd Bridges – Willis! Bridges also has experience in celebrity boxing and has appeared on The Surreal Life, Skating with Celebrities & Fear Factor.
Butterbean – Butterbean has experience in boxing and mixed martial arts, and appeared on a WrestleMania. He's also really fat, and fat people are funny.
Trishelle Cannatella – Trishelle is most known for her time on The Real World: Las Vegas, where she was the stereotypical sex-crazed alcoholic hot chick. Since then she's appeared on other reality shows and remained hot. I wish I could link you to some pictures I really liked, but I don't think 411's server would like that too much.
Dustin Diamond – Screech needs no introduction, does he? If this is anything like his stint on Celebrity Fit Club it will be tremendous. Also, he's rocking the Triple H/Lemmy beard.
Erin Murphy – Erin was on Bewitched, which was quite before my time. Unfortunately she doesn't seem as crazy as the other cast members, so I assume she'll be complaining about them a lot.
Dennis Rodman – Speaking of crazy…Rodman does have some experience in pro wrestling, so he'd have to be considered one of the favorites here.
Frank Stallone – Sylvester's brother, which is pretty much all you need to know.
Tiffany – Remember when she used to sing? The website calls her a pop music icon, which may lead to a dispute with Hogan over who the real icon is.
Nikki Ziering – She was a Barker Beauty and has appeared in Playboy. These are good things because she's hot.
And of course there's all the actual wrestling people. You've got Brian Knobs & Brutus Beefcake as coaches, which kinda strikes me as learning how to play football from the Cincinnati Bengals. Eric Bischoff & Jimmy Hart are judges, and if the picture on the site is any indication, Bisch is rocking the grey hair. That should be fun. So without further adieu…
Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling Episode 101: Down to the Basics
Episode Description:"Our 10 celebrities meet for the first time in the CCW training facility and are divided in two teams, coached by Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake and "Nasty Boy" Brian Knobs. Hulk Hogan explains the rules of the competition and gives them their first three wrestling skills to learn. With only a few days of training, they compete in their first main event, and one of the celebs is sent home."
We start off with a video package explaining how in the world of pro wrestling, one man is king. I'll give you three guesses who, and it isn't Jerry Lawler. The celebrities will be guided by two legendary coaches. The routines are rehearsed, but the pain is real! In the end only one will survive, and they'll get a belt. That beats the heck out of a recording contract, doesn't it?
The celebrities walk out to the ring one by one…Dennis says he's known for being a bad boy. Trishelle thinks she will kick ass. Dustin will bring it. Danny's willing to do things they can't show on television. Nikki's never watched wrestling, but she's tougher than she looks. Butterbean has 93 wins. Tiffany thinks it will be a challenge. Erin's good with the unexpected. Todd has a bad side. Frank is old, but fast.
We meet the judges, Eric Bischoff & Jimmy Hart! Eric welcomes the celebrities and introduces our coaches, Brutus Beefcake & Brian Knobs. Legends in the business, by the way. He then introduces the man who made the industry, Hulk Hogan. Hulk says he expects big things out of all the celebrities. Wrestling is an art form, but it requires personality. He says that they all have personality, but they need the skills. Hulk asks Dustin if he can call him Screech, and Dustin says Hulk can call him whatever he wants. Dustin says in a cut-away that he's been a Hogan fan forever. Hogan says Trishelle looks like she's nervous, but she says she's honored. Hulk tells them that they'll be put into teams, they will learn three moves each week, and use them to put together a match with their teammates. Each team will be judged on technical ability and showmanship, and the winning team will be safe from elimination. The losing team will lose a member. The last competitor remaining will get a title belt and be the CCW Champion. Danny says he broke one of the Ten Commandments by coveting the belt. We go to commercial…
We're back and Brutus & Brian are picking teams. Erin's known Danny since he was a kid, so she's glad he's not on her team. Ouch. Dennis is impressed with his team, Team Nasty. Eric explains the rules to them again, and tomorrow night they will perform in front of a crowd. The three moves this week are the kick to the mid-section, a forearm smash, and a clothesline. The celebs look nervous as Knobs & Beefcake demonstrate the moves for them. We go to commercial…
We're back, and Team Beefcake & Team Nasty are training. Knobs is unimpressed with Dustin's forearm smashes, saying he's pulling up like a woman. Dustin does better on the second try. Nikki seems to be having a tough time picking things up, and Erin says that Nikki is easily distracted by outside stuff. They start doing the kicks, and Todd ends up accidentally kicking one of Beefcake's helpers in the nuts. Whoops. We see Knobs explaining the art of the clothesline, and to be honest none of these guys looks quite like JBL. Erin hits her head pretty hard trying to take a bump, but she says she had six kids, so this doesn't hurt. Knobs starts banging peoples' heads into the turnbuckle. We then go to the night of the match, with each team in their locker room. Team Beefcake is confident, Butterbean says that the other team doesn't have a base like him to work off of, and none of them have the balls that Danny has. Todd heard that Nikki was up at 3 in the morning to make sure her hair was just right. In the Team Nasty locker room, Dustin is nervous and tells the camera that he will pick up the slack of some of his teammates and be the ring general. Cocky Screech, you gotta love it! Nikki is more focused with the mirror than Knobs' pep talk. We go to commercial…
We're back, and it's fight night! The ring announcer introduces Eric (to boos), Jimmy (to cheers), and Hulk (to many cheers). Hulk welcomes the fans to the show and thanks them for coming.
Match 1: Team Beefcake
Heels: Tiffany & Danny Bonaduce (w/Todd Bridges) vs. Faces: Trishelle Cannatella & Butterbean
Bubba the Love Sponge is your commentator and does make some interesting comments so I won't hate on him too much. Anybody who makes a Brian Pillman reference is ok with me. Danny & Butterbean start us off, the Bean pushes Danny around some to the pleasure of the crowd. Danny offers to shake hands, but kicks Bean on the handshake! Forearm smash, and Danny tries a clothesline but it has no effect on the 400-pounder. Bean gives Danny a clothesline and walks over him. Trishelle tags in and does some gesturing before slapping Danny! Big kick by Trishelle, and she rams Danny's head into the turnbuckle one time on each side of the ring. Danny takes control with a kick, and we hear the judges discuss how impressed they are with Danny as he works over Trishelle. Hulk says he should have been in the business from the start. Tiffany tags in, and her offense unfortunately isn't nearly as impressive. Trishelle comes back and a double clothesline leads to both ladies tagging in the men. Bean just waylays him, but Danny seems to be going into everything way too fast. Bean misses a corner splash and Danny tries a cross-body, but Bean turns it into a front powerslam and gets the win!
Winners: Trishelle Cannatella & Butterbean
Trishelle hits Todd Bridges after the match, and I completely forgot he was out there. He leads Tiffany & Danny in a post-match beatdown, but it's not really much of a beatdown and it doesn't go anywhere.
After a commercial we get…
Match 2: Team Nasty
Heels: Frank Stallone & Dustin Diamond (w/Nikki Ziering) vs. Faces: Erin Murphy & Dennis Rodman
Dennis & Dustin start things off, and it's Dustin missing an attack from behind that leads to lots of offense for Dennis. A big kick, a forearm smash and a clothesline by Dennis, whose physicality impresses the judges. Erin tags in, but Dustin still manages to get another forearm from Dennis. Erin's offense isn't all that impressive, and Dustin manages to take control. Tag to Frank, who does a little offense and Nikki even gets to do some choking on Erin. Dustin locks in a sleeper on Erin and wears her down some. Dustin misses a corner splash and Erin tags in Dennis, who proceeds to clean house. 2 clotheslines impress the judges, and Dennis goes up to the second rope and hits a flying clothesline that gets the three count!
Winners: Erin Murphy & Dennis Rodman
After a commercial break, Hulk says that he and the judges are proud of the celebrities and they were impressed. He declares that Team Nasty is safe from elimination tonight, as they had the better performance.
Now we find out who will be eliminated from Team Beefcake…Eric says Trishelle has a good look for the business but runs her down some before finally saying that she's safe. Jimmy says that Danny caught fire when he was out there and he's safe. Hulk tells Butterbean that the crowd loves him, but he can't get away with the Hulk Hogan style in this day and age. He needs to move more and step his game up, but he's safe tonight.
Your final two are Tiffany & Todd. Hulk says Tiffany's showmanship was good, but she needs to step up and be more physical. He says Todd had no presence out there until the run-in at the end, but his performance there was good enough to keep him safe, as Tiffany will be going home. Hulk calls her a jabroni and tells her to get out of his ring. Ha!
Tiffany had fun anyway, it was a great experience. Your typical reality show losing interview
And that's all for this week! Join me next week, when the celebrities learn how to fall off of high places!
You can watch Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling at 2 PM & 8 PM every Saturday (along with other replays all week long) on CMT.....................brother.
Trishelle wasnt the stereotypical sex-crazed alcoholic hot chick in Las Vegas. She was just starting to be corrupted at that point.
Posted By: WhiteRoom (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 05:15 PM
this show sounds like a complete disaster. which means, i'll be checking it out.
Posted By: hellboysetsfire (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 05:33 PM
What?? No STAR RATINGS?! Comon, give us the **** & ***** Ratings!
Posted By: Mike (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 05:50 PM
Can you believe I dont get CMT!!!!!
Posted By: JG (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 05:57 PM
Worst Show Ever!!!
Posted By: Hank (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 05:59 PM
Let's not forget that Trishelle use to date The Miz.
Posted By: Creepy Young Old Man (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 06:24 PM
whats sad is I've actually seen WWE and TNA matchs that were worse.
It was interesting to show how (sorta) how wrestlers are trained and taught psychology. and it was interesting to hear a commentator talk about someone doing a good job selling.
Bonaduce is angry and crazy, he is a pretty good heel.
Butterbean is powerful and scary, if he manages to get some more speed, he'll be perfect.
Rodman had great attitude and phsyicality.
Those three are my favorites to win.
Posted By: Davis (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 06:37 PM
Trishelle COULD BE the Female Miz
Posted By: The Rev (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 07:20 PM
Another stupid show to give wrestling a bad name. This was so lame... I cringed the whole way throughout.
Posted By: Andrew Barbarash (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 08:06 PM
Hey folks Im Josh Matthews and here's your Celebrity Championship Wrestling update...hang on a minute wrong company. Well we're just about out of time this week on Celebrity Championship Wrestling Update- I'm Josh Matthews signing out...and I'll see YOU next week
Posted By: Josh Matthews (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 08:17 PM
Prepare for this to get higher ratings than the TNA junk, lol
Posted By: Guest#3092 (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 08:25 PM
People who have no business in the wrestling ring performed better than some people payed by TNA and WWE.
My god - what does it saw when Danny Bonaduce puts on a more realistic, believable match than JBL?
Posted By: Spaz Monkey (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 09:09 PM
Overall it's a good start with a decent concept and wasn't nearly as bad a show as I thought it would be. Hulk Hogan found a niche and created a definate alternative to WWE and TNA. It's TOUGH ENOUGH for CMT
Posted By: duron (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 09:18 PM
I enjoyed this very much! It will get better as time goes on by watching the future previews. bonaduche was more exciting than this past weeks RAW. Hope the show does Great!! I have been a wwe fan since the 80's and it has become stale & boring. This brings back some excitement to wrestling
Posted By: Da Truth (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 09:41 PM
I surprisingly found myself liking this show. Oh, I was concerned when I saw that it was basically "Hogan and Friends" (Beefcake as a coach worried me). But they didn't show much of the coaches, and focused on the 'wrestlers', so I was happy.
I actually liked Team Beefcake better, but Hogan and Bischoff are huge friends of Rodman's from way back, so it wasn't too surprising that Team Nasty was the safe one. I would proclaim Rodman as my pick to win, but they showed him getting injured in some of the previews, so I'll lean towards Bonaduce instead.
Posted By: Accelerator (Registered) on October 18, 2008 at 10:43 PM
it just started for me, and already I'm laughing, beefcake and knobbs are "legendary, hugely successful careers, the best of the best" and hulk "has been around since the early wrestlemanias", wonder why they can't mention rodman in wcw on this, don't like nikki on this at all
Posted By: Alan (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 11:16 PM
HULKSTER, what happened to the ICON, this show is terrible, go back to brooke, or back to the WWE
Posted By: Ron (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 11:39 PM
They probably won't mention Rodman's WCW stint because
1. Vince owns the WCW footage, and they presumably don't have access to it.
2. Rodman was embarassingly bad during that stint.
Posted By: Shreivhulter Brynbawry III (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 11:50 PM
I loved hearing all the wild crowd noise and 'CCW' chants and seeing most people perfectly still. Reminds me of the end of the Goldberg days in WCW.
Posted By: Guest#4324 (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 12:11 AM
this show sounds like a complete disaster. which means, i'll be checking it out.
Posted By: hellboysetsfire (Guest) on October 18, 2008 at 05:33 PM
LOL i laughed out loud when i read that (and i usually dont)
Posted By: guesthehe (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 01:27 AM
Worst Show Ever!!!
Posted By: Hank (Guest)
Shut up, Hank, we know it's not the Project Runway Recap you thought you were reading ( it's a reality celebrity wrestling show actually) so don't get your panties in a bunch... you should watch wrestling (A) and know you're about to watch a celebrity reality show based on wrestling (B) before watching the show next time.... there, there,... there, there,...
Cheer up, tool... project runway will be back one day
Posted By: potato-ball (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 01:55 AM
At some point someone will displease Knobbs, who will then beat said person down. That's all he knows how to do, anyway.
Posted By: woody (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 02:49 AM
I thought Butterbean and Bonaduce were great for being so green.
I don't know what match the judges were watching but Stallone did nothing the whole match.Rodman was sloppy.Screech actually carried the whole thing by selling for everyone.
I never thought I would actually enjoy this as much as I did.
Posted By: Ronald McFondle (Registered) on October 19, 2008 at 03:01 AM
If Danny Patridge would've tried to get into wrestling when he was younger, Vince would've had him teaming with the Red Rooster f'sho...
Posted By: trueindeed (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 03:37 AM
Bonaduce & Butterbean could step in to the WWE ring any time, and Screech sold pretty good, better than say, half of the wwe title(s) scene...
Posted By: casual_monday_mayhem (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 06:04 AM
They tried something similar in the uk a few years ago with roddy piper hosting. They cancelled it halfway through. This sounds similar. I haven't seen this yet, but to be honest, I think it will end up doing more harm than good to pro-wrestling as a whole. It could end up totally cheapening what pro-wrestling is.
Posted By: charlie (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 07:14 AM
this show sounds like a fake and cheap rip off of the ultimate fighter
Posted By: franklin (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 09:59 AM
It wasn't as bad as I thought, although like most reality shows, the term "celebrity" is used very loosely.
I wonder how they can use Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake. Doesn't WWE own that name, hence why he could never use that name in WCW. Wouldn't Team Bootyman have been the best name ever.
Posted By: DC (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 10:33 AM
Dustin Diamond must fill in those wrestling trunks pretty good. I bet Rodman can't wait to give Dustin a reach around.
Posted By: Pat Patterson (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 10:56 AM
Trishelle will be the next manager of MnM, BOOK IT!
Posted By: Mercury (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 11:07 AM
The Benoit scandal already put wrestling in the worst light possible. This show can't do any damage.
The show was pretty great. I love the way they film the show and think if TNA was to shoot Impact like this it would look more appealing.
Posted By: USAUSA1 (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 11:18 AM
VINTAGE Bonaduce!
Posted By: Michael Cole (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 12:48 PM
"this show sounds like a fake and cheap rip off of the ultimate fighter"
Only to a complete idiot, considering the ultimate fighter has nothing to do with celebrities, not to mention the fighters on TUF are already knowledgeable at fighting, while the celebs (except for Rodman and Butterbean) know nothing of wrestling. And that's just to start.
So are you retarded for a living, or just working freelance right now? Don't worry, I'm sure that remake of Life Goes On will get put on the fast track any day now.
Posted By: Deathpool (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 01:31 PM
Beeface:'Taking a bump is one of the hardest things to do in pro wrestling."LOL.And he took how many in his career???1?
Posted By: Gary (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 04:54 PM
Hulk Hogan is ruining wrestling and giving it a bad reputation.
Posted By: Ray A (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 05:41 PM
""which kinda strikes me as learning how to play football from the Cincinnati Bengals""
Posted By: the16th6toothson (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 05:57 PM
I cant watch dustin diamond without getting flashbacks to screech porn lol
Posted By: JasonStone (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 07:09 PM
you'd think pro's like that would do a better job of protecting the business. Kayfabe what?
Posted By: supa sta (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 07:53 PM
You people commenting on Screech's porn do realize that it was proven fake, right? Thats why you never see Screech & Screech's junk in the same scene at once!
Posted By: Brad B (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 08:04 PM
39 comments already ?
The Proof that YES The Hulkster AND TV REALITY are OVER BROTHER !
And WATCHA GONNA DO When Hogan's CCW Runs Wild On YOUUUUUUUU !!!!!
Posted By: HoganKnowsBest (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 08:52 PM
Nice to know you tried to see the Screech porn, Brad B, real nice, buddy.
thanks for clearing that up, you screech-porn-starved weird-o, you... gross............
Posted By: ??? (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 09:08 PM
Seriously, this is NOT a show where he is trying to add an "alternative" to the wrestling product. This is just something to keep his name out there, so he doesn't get forgotten. I mean, only HOGAN would make reality show after reality show with HIS name on it. Wow, so they win a stupid title at the end. Then what? What glory do they get from that? I'm sure it will look GREAT on their already "Hollywood" resumes. "Yeah, uh, a proud accomplishment I had this year was winning Hulk Hogans wrestling reality show belt. Oh and I wrestled Screech and Rodzilla" "Who?" "Rodzi...nevermind" Please. I used to like Hogan. But he's desperate for attention and just can't go. If this had Bischoff and Hart and maybe someone else involved, I might be inclined to think different, but Hogan just wants money and fame.
I like his comment to Butterbean. "You can't pull the Hogan big man card like I used to do in the 80s. You have to be agile and move around and actually perform more than 5 moves (sorry Cena) in the ring, brother." Yes I know it wasnt the exact quote, but you know what I mean. Hogan had presence. He had a character that people attached too, but a true wrestling Icon should be someone who encompasses it all. He is NOT the KING of wrestling. He just has the money (not for long after he does the J-O-B for Linda in court...LOL) to think he's KING, but seriously, he's a joke. Anyone who thinks differently, why would he make an offer to JOB to anyone on the roster at Wrestlemania for $X Million dollar amount of some shit like that.
CCW-Maniacs are about as real as the Toothfairy, but hey, if David Arquette was on this show, it'd probably be he who would win, so they could justify that tragedy in WCW.
Hogans CCW is stupid. Hogan knows Best is stupid. and that other wrestling fed he created BOMBED. And yet, we still buy into him. I guess we'll drink the Kool-aid anyone serves us nowadays, brother.
Posted By: Hulkster needs to shut up (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 09:33 PM
HEY "hulkster needs to shut up" or whatever your name is--- SHUT UP!
it is what it is--- a celebrity wrestling reality show
get over yourself you sally, you...
Hogan made wrestling back in the day, Hogan, like flair is still relevant today, If someone says they have a show for him, would you want him to turn it down because your puss ass finds him "attention starved"? seriously... that David arquette comment was a WCW crap thing, not a Hogan legacy thing... get it straight... and as far as "drinking Kool-aid"--- i bet you don't know what that means & know 100% by what you wrote that you know NOTHING about wrestling before 1995, so Hogan, like Flair, is a very, VERY important part of wrestling... if it weren't for Hogan, your bitch ass wouldn't have this site to write about you being a whiny bitch, you over-analyzing fuck-nut...
have a nice day,.......... bitch
Posted By: Potato-ball (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 10:04 PM
I haven't watched wrestling regularly since the original NWO days. Bischoff was THE MAN back then, so it's just sad to see him devolve into something like this.
Posted By: Guest#7551 (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 10:06 PM
the girls kinda suck (hoping they'll get better) but I was very impressed by Screech and Bonaduce... personally.. I'm pulling for Screech :)
Posted By: carolitocool (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 11:04 PM
i gotta like butterbean to win, hopefully we get a butterbean v. hogan grudgematch at the end.
Posted By: cbizzle (Guest) on October 19, 2008 at 11:36 PM
"I guess we'll drink the Kool-aid anyone serves us nowadays, brother."
Well three million of you are still drinking Vince McMahon's kool-aid, why not Hulk Hogans too? Both completely suck these days, did you not watch RAW?
Posted By: miles (Guest) on October 20, 2008 at 12:19 AM
anythings better than the current wwe crap we are continually surved up.
Posted By: Guest#7791 (Guest) on October 20, 2008 at 03:06 AM
that was... good. Knobbs rules in that role. Beefcake still has NO personality, he is still the dumbest fuck, the fakest of a wrestler, i've ever seen. i like Bonaduce and Butterbean. oh, and i like how the whole thing is scripted - look for the gimmicks for the celebrities.
Posted By: tully (Guest) on October 20, 2008 at 10:01 AM
It was an entertaining show. I spotted Rick Bassman as a trainer, and what looked to be Heidenreich ;)
Posted By: LatinoMeat (Guest) on October 20, 2008 at 12:17 PM
"Each team will be judged on technical ability and showmanship, and the winning team will be safe from elimination."
Anyone else find humor in the fact that they're being judged on technical ability but their coaches are Brutus fucking Beefcake and Knobbs?
Posted By: Guest#3958 (Guest) on October 20, 2008 at 01:58 PM
DUD
Posted By: Curry Fan (Guest) on October 20, 2008 at 03:25 PM
Hey Hulkster's new show was good, it was what it says on the tin, a reality show. I didn't expect great wrestling matches, but solid debut performances. If you watched the UK version a few years ago, it was embarrassing and this one was very good. Look forward to the next episodes
Posted By: British_Mauler (Guest) on October 20, 2008 at 09:33 PM
supa sta:
You totally nailed it in terms of "protecting the business". Kayfabe has pretty much been wiped out, but saying stuff like "this is called a double down" pushes it even more across the line. Ergh.
Guest 4324: I was thinking the same thing about the canned crowd as well. I mean, it may be a little easier to get away with it in a large arena where the camera isn't so close, but in a small arena, it just looks bad.
And what is the deal with all of these "celebrity" shows, anyways? I mean, they can't get B or C-level people in there? It's the same D and F-level celebs that every other crappy reality show uses these days. I'm almost surprised that Mario Lopez isn't in there somewhere. And HE WRESTLED AT BAYSIDE~!
Posted By: Guest#6691 (Guest) on October 20, 2008 at 10:30 PM
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