Survey Hints At Possible New Shows For The WWE Network

It appears that the WWE Network is looking to expand its roster of shows according to a recent newsletter survey.

The survey was sent to certain subscribers, asking their opinion on a variety of new show propositions (via PW Insider). What sticks out most about the list is the sheer number of options here, so while most of them will go unused, it would be hard to imagine not seeing at least a few of these pop up on the Network at some point.

Let's hit a few of the highlights. Extreme Eats, which features Tommy Dreamer and Bubba Ray Dudley would be like a WWE version of Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives, and could be a great guilty pleasure. The Third Wheel is weird enough to work, where two WWE fans go on a blind date and are surprised by a random superstar.

I would love to see WWE Game Night, which already exists as a Youtube program hosted by most of the crew from Xavier Wood's Up Up Down Down, make it to a featured program on the network, and WWE Investigates could make for some riveting TV, akin to a 60 Minutes style show.

That WWE Roast of John Cena really needs to happen, and while that WWE Promo Battle sounds fun, WWE probably should avoid Taz for awhile if they go through with it. He evidently gets pretty pissed about it.

Here are the official descriptions for the shows.

Ask Me Anything Live - Live, interactive Q&A with WWE talents.

Everyone Has A Price - Reality series scouring the country for the most memorable WWE memorabilia, the origin of the items and determining their price.

Extreme Eats - Tommy Dreamer and Bubba Ray Dudley tour the United States to show off their favorite food locations, sample odd and strange food combinations and take part in eating challenges.

50 States, 50 Dates - a "WWE bachelor" goes on 50 dates to find romance. This would be a reality show about finding true love while also living your life on the road as a WWE talent.

Goldberg's Garage - Reality show about Goldberg, his wife and their mechanics restoring American muscle cars at their North Carolina garage.

History of WWE - 10 Part documentary series taking fans from the beginning of WWE through the launch of the Network.

Legends House: Attitude - A sequel to the initial WWE Network series, placing 1990s legends together under one roof.

Miz & Mrs. - A reality series following Miz and Maryse.

Talking Summerslam - A Post-PPV Talk Show (think "Talking Dead")

Tapout Fitness - WWE stars share their training tips.

The Third Wheel - Two WWE Fans go on a blind date without knowing they are going to be joined by a WWE star.

Totally NXT - A reality/competition series as six women try to make their way through the developmental system for a chance at a main roster slot and a Total Divas cast membership.

The Wives of Flair - Documentary series on the love life of Ric Flair and his four ex-wives.

WWE All Access - Reality series following main eventers as they prepare for Wrestlemania/Summerslam level major matches.

WWE Game Night - WWE stars face celebrities in games outside the ring (listed were dodge ball, obstacle courses, Pictionary)

WWE Investigates - Each segment would be a 3-5 episode mini-series going deep into a real subject in the history of pro wrestling. The life & legacy of Eddie Guerrero was suggested as a sample mini-series.

WWE Goes Viral - Best WWE viral videos including ones submitted by fans.

WWE Kids! - Kids interview WWE stars, compete against them in games and call the action for in-ring action.

WWE Promo Battle - WWE Talents go head to head in "improv wars" in a tournament style setting where the audience and social media as well as a panel of judges determine who moves forward until they crown a promo battle champion.

WWE Roast- John Cena would be roasted in a no holds barred tribute.

WWE Superstars Search- Hosted by Lita & Trish Stratus, a competition reality series with 10 women competing for a WWE contract.