is that it comes off in a bad light in regards to how WWE treats the Divas. Natalya is EXTREMELY talented; she's probably the best US women's wrestler today now that Beth is gone. And on the first episode she looks like she is a woman that could be the Divas version of John Cena, minus a bit of the charisma. But she is well spoken, looks good, and is very professional. After she retires I could see her working in WWE's front office, even replacing Jane Geddis (that's based on how she comes off alone; I don't know either Geddis's or Natalya's background).

But WWE treats her as an afterthought. Both on this show and behind the scenes. Hell; when they teased the rest of the season at the end of this show, even Tyson Kidd treated her as an afterthought, and she was wearing some sexy assed lingerie! If you're a woman thinking about becoming a Diva, you gotta look at that as well as the Bella's cattiness (which isn't a work; look at how Maria Kanellis has been flaming them on Twitter the past couple of weeks) and wonder if that's what you really want to get into.

The show is good in that it takes a look behind the scenes into the lives of the Divas and WWE backstage. However it doesn't shine any of them in a good light but Natalya and (for the moment) Eva Marie.

I thought it had the potential to make the Bellas into breakout stars outside of WWE, but I'm not sure about that now. They sound like they're rehearsing lines every time they talk. Geez that scene with Nikki Bella and John Cena fishing looked so fake and forced. Ariane is a pain in the ass for everyone. The only reason she still has a job is because they want Broadus to keep the Funkadactyls, and Broadus ain't fond of her. Naomi has no charisma whatsoever, and she's only worth paying attention to as long as there is a conflict with her and Ariane or her and Jimmy Uso.
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