they have a lot of good original programming for it. im a huge fan of their Countdown program and i feel like that would be interesting even for a casual fan.
it also allows u to watch all the ppvs live for pretty cheap.

only issue tho is that u gotta prepay for 6 months.

but still, its rad to have such an extensive library of wrestling for so cheap !!

$60 for six-month access to what is basically the company's entire video library (plus all pay-per-views) is an absolutely insane price. There's literally more content than you could ever hope to watch, so there's something for everyone whether you're a nostalgiawhore who wants to relive the Kennel from Hell or a new fan who wants to get caught up on recent storylines.

Only downside is they don't stream the main weekly shows live; there's a delay before they get posted. If you're like me and don't have cable there are still plenty of other places to watch them.

They have 1-week free trial periods in between pay-per-views.  Since they have one coming up this Sunday, you can't sign up for a trial at the moment (they still want that cable/satellite PPV money), but they'll probably open it up again a week or two after.  You can then try out the Network for free.

Think of it as 6 PPVs for the price of 1, with several decades worth of bonus material.

I plan on subscribing once I have the 60 bones to spend on it.  Watching TNA is getting better, but it's still the wrestlefan equivalent of scraping the resin from your crackpipe.