[7.0] "Good episode overall, though there's the already weird booking of the Invasion. Austin and Angle are very funny together. Dudleys tag was super fun and Jacqueline/Crash was a hoot. Booker vs. DDP was pretty good, Page is still a good wrestler despite WWF instantly butchering his character."

[6.0] "Pretty decent episode, though I was expecting more from DDP/Booker T. Shane gets laid out by his own guys in a WTF moment. Jericho and Spike had a decent match with the Dudleys. Fun times."

[3.0] "Really this is another WTF episode for me. Vince bought WCW a good 3 months before this shit started, and this is the best they could come up with as far as the angles and stories for integrating WCW into WWF? It's mind boggling how bad this is. It's almost as if buying WCW meant that they also had to incorporate everything that made the WCW such a bore and painful to watch in it's last few years, which here I'm referring to all of the nonsense plots and no build-ups to important matches. As I'm watching both "WCW" matches on this show, all I keep thinking to myself is how cool would it be instead of DDP vs Booker T, it was DDP vs Edge, or maybe same two guys but with the WWF logo and WWF announcers instead. But this is so opposite of how great the stories were during the Attitude Era. WWF always had a couple guys who were all about the WWF title, and then guys who were obsessed with some other side plot. DDP vs Undertaker is a great example of that side plot. But all of a sudden you put DDP in the WCW title match vs booker T? I don't get it. The WCW title match was slightly better than the one we saw on the previous Raw. Although I wonder if the fact that the WWF ring is much larger than WCW is having an effect on these guys in terms of either stamina or ability to judge where to be on the mat for some of these spots. They mainly look super rusty and/or incompetent. Another thing that's annoying me is that the WWF has been so good when bringing in one or two guys from ECW or WCW. They build these guys up, make them take some losses, and then integrate them with stories. Some have larger build ups like Y2J or Tazz, and some are complete surprises like Big Show, but either way the WWF used to be so good at bringing in guys from other companies. During these past 2-3 weeks it's been like WTF is happening? And yeah where the fuck is Mike Awesome after having 30 seconds of screen time and winning the hardcore belt? As far as Stone Cold, again he's not wrestling anyone and just being a clown with Angle back stage. The hat thing was funny but it's getting reallyyyy stupid now. One skit I liked was the WWF refs vs the WCW refs. That has potential and i can't remember if they end up going anywhere with that. The WCW cruiserweight title changing hands, nobody gives a fuck about that cause nobody knows who these guys are unless you've watched WCW, which most of the fans here have not. First two matches were fun. Jericho and the dudleys again with a watchable match. ALBERT beating Edge to keep the IC belt is just another reason to dock more points. I'd have given this a zero but a few of the matches were watchable, the refs fighting was funny, and if anything, the episode wasn't a flaming pile of trash like last week's Raw was, so at least there's that."

[6.0] "The two WCW matches on this show were nothing special, and your pretty run of the mill TV match but it was much better than the disaster that we saw on Monday. The Austin Angle segments continue to be fantastic and the best parts of the show. The ending of the show is confusing yet good. This was a solid show"

[7.0] "Miles better than Raw that week, which isn't saying much as that show was a total disaster, but it was a lot better. WCW had two matches on this show, and both of them was a lot better than the dreadful Raw main event, and had these matches been what they showcased WCW with maybe that revival might have had a chance, but there was just no salvaging it at this point. Most of it again is taken up by Vince McMahon doing a pointless promo that goes nowhere and the childlike friendship between Kurt Angle and Steve Austin, which was quite funny. At the end of the show DDP and a group of WCW wrestlers ambush The Undertaker, which was great and a moment where WCW finally looks like a threat, however DDP then attacks Shane McMahon and the WCW guys attack Booker T which was confusing. They clearly didn't want to turn either guy heel, but eventually they pull the trigger on it."