[6.0] "An improvement over last week, but still mostly dull, with Big Show and Boss Man poorly handled while the Vince/DX feud carries the show."

[5.0] "A better show than the previous week's but still dull as dishwater. Big Show continues to be treated as a joke, defending the title once again at the top of the second hour, a match which he won via Viscera interference, and the #1 contender Bossman once again loses to Rock, though this time he isn't the one to get pinned. Nevertheless, since Big Show won the belt and Bossman the title shot they have barely even interacted to the point where this angle would barely pass for the European title, let alone for the world championship. Elsewhere, the main plot thread was Vince attacking DX and getting arrested, leading him to make the match of Triple H vs. Acolytes from his cell; he gets released just in time to blast Triple H with a chair to end the show. I've written this a million times in these comments at this point but trying to rehash the Austin/McMahon feud but with McMahon as babyface and a heel with as little charisma as Triple H hasn't made for interesting TV for me at all, all it serves is to remind me of the vastly superior segments the WWF put together the year before."

[6.0] "It's a much better episode of Raw than the last couple weeks where we're getting close to the big wedding angle and the McMahon's finally get some revenge on DX after Vince is arrested early in the show. This feud is getting a lot of focus at the moment and I liked that some of the babyfaces that DX keep screwing over like the Hardys finally go against them as well. The main event was Triple H vs The Acolytes which was an angle for Vince to return and chuck Triple H off the stage. Vince is fun to watch here because he acts like a mad man. Outside of that it's fairly light everywhere else, but it was good to see The Rock n' Sock Connection back together again where Rock finally proves to Mankind he didn't throw his book in the trash. Rikishi makes his debut as that character here and dances with Too Cool. Kurt Angle is finding his way with his heel character very quickly and no matter how evil he was supposed to be, the fans are still cheering for Chris Jericho."

[5.0] "The whole show is built around Vince getting revenge against Triple H which executes it to being a fine show, but I wish something else interesting was happening"

[6.0] "An ok episode this week. The ring work and major angles continue to be underwhelming, but everything relating to Vince's revenge quest was at least entertaining."