Did you get to see the Diva episode of "Project Runway"? Apparently a lot of people did, since the episode garnered a significantly high rating. Not only was it fun to see what the designers came up with, but seeing the Divas out of character was interesting, too.

One thing was apparent, though. There are still people who "don't get it" when it comes to WWE, and some of the designers were definitely sports-entertainment challenged. The designers who embraced the challenge were the ones who did the best, and Maria's designer, Chris March, won the challenge with an awesome leopard hoodie outfit that she will be wearing on Raw. Conversely, the ones without a clue floundered and found out the hard way that Diva wear is not beach wear, nor is it stripper wear (although that seemed to be what Candice Michelle wanted).

If you missed the episode, you can catch it on one of the mini-marathons that Bravo runs on the weekends.

NASCAR is back and everybody seems to be jumping on the publicity bandwagon, and that includes TNA. In their infinite wisdom, the TNA Powers That Be decided it would be a good idea for drivers Juan Pablo Montoya and Reed Sorenson to participate in some way, but I'll reserve my opinion until I've seen the show. It could be good. Or not.

But if TNA really wanted to put NASCAR fans' butts in wrestling seats, they should have put drivers Kurt Busch and Tony Stewart in a ring--or better yet, a steel cage. Those two spent last weekend butting heads and race cars--literally--and would have had every single NASCAR fan watching TNA.

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How long is the McMahon Bastard Son storyline going to go on? Not that I don't enjoy seeing Hornswoggle, someone who can say more with no words than most people can say with a dictionary full.  But the story has gone on so long that it's getting painful to watch. Between the ass kissing and the threatened child beating, it needs to stop. It's not funny and it's not entertaining.

It's almost St. Paddy's Day. How about giving Hornswoggle and Finlay and nice story of their very own. Maybe one with a pot of gold at the end of the wrestling rainbow in the form of Tag Title belts.