They left the segment for dead last because The Trumps took up the bulk of the show. And with my trusty DVR, I fast forward to the nitty gritty. Sherri Shepherd said she had the pleasure of being with MVP while he was defending his U.S. Title. She hugged MVP and the showed some highlights of hi. He gave her a tour of the ring and had to deal with Hornswoggle and his B.S.

She was approached by the Great Khali and Runjin Singh and Singh said: "The Great Khali said that he loves The View." At the same time she kept looking at how tall he was and she grabbed her chest and smiled. Then Khali said Barbara Walters was hot. WTF?

Khali blew her a kiss and asked for Barbara's number. Then she continued to walk with Horny and got approached by Santina, who said she Elizabeth Hasselbeck has nothing on Santina. Again...WTF?

Then Cryme Tyme approached her and told Santina to beat it like Michael Jackson. They did the usual "Yo, Yo, Yo" bit, and Sherri did the "yeah, yeah..."

MVP and Sherri went to the ring. MVP showed her some moves and she looked like she got all horned up because he said he celebrates with a kiss and three seconds later, her hair was all over the place. Then the clip was shown before MVP's match was shown. Then highlights of the match between MVP and Dolph Ziggler were shown, including her slap to Ziggler.

MVP came out in a three piece suit minus the jacket but with his U.S. Title. He gave it to Sherri to wear. Liz asked him if he could've kept his title without her assistance. MVP said that she was a great help and it was great to have her by his side. He talked about how hard she hit Ziggler. He said how the cast can get animated and he suggested not to mess with Sheri. They talked about how many people was there in MSG that night for Smackdown and he described about how 40 percent of the WWE viewing audience is women. That was basically the end of the show.

Mind of Marv: Anyone who has a DVR, be glad. If they had to watch that show in its entirety, you would have died. But it was concise and right to the point so they can basically get more women to watch WWE programming. I wouldn't recommend The View, but I know deep down inside, I can think of a couple Dot Net writers who probably watch in on the low.

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