Ok?.. Shouldn’t the story that just started make sense to new takes it viewers? Otherwise you’ll lose em.

Except it’s not really a new story. Again it’s the culmination of years of Wyatt storylines, and everything that’s happened to all the individual members which has led them there. It’s not just ‘oh hey these folks are in a group yippie!’. You don’t hop into Game of Thrones in season 5 and act confused why the brother and sister are fucking, it was explained years ago. You don’t act confused about what these white zombie things are, it was explained years ago.

Also, some things are explained for new viewers, a lot of the Wyatt stuff has been explained for new viewers, they literally did over a month of video promos literally spelling out word for word what was going on and why to catch new viewers up and doing interviews with a few of the members talking about their past and what’s led them here, but they also have to provide content for the viewers who haven’t skipped on years of viewing. It’s long term storytelling, the stuff fans complain for years about not happening. It’s more beneficial to let the newer viewers play catch up and get themselves up to speed via the numerous videos WWE puts out on YouTube to catch people up than baby the rest of the audience with having to explain things weekly (as there’ll always be new viewers each and every week who’d be out of the loop).

I mean from what I’ve seen I don’t like it. I don’t like the supernatural stuff.

The supernatural stories ended with Bray’s death over a year ago. Nothing currently ongoing with the Wyatt Sicks is supernatural unless if you consider a split personality between Howdy/Bo to be supernatural. They’re a group of misfits who were torn from their respective families/groups/had their groups/factions destroyed/fell apart/whatthefuckever over the last few years across numerous storylines and were united as a weird little family by Bo/Howdy in Bray’s name (and by Bray directly had he not died before things came to fruition).

If you don’t like the supernatural Bray stuff, and you don’t like the firefly funhouse stuff, and you aren’t liking the Wyatt Sicks stuff: The Wyatt story may just not be for you. That’s fine, not every show has every single thing be a winner for every single person. If you are not a fan of long term storylines without a million pounds of exposition from the past however I would suggest you avoid SmackDown cause the several-year-long-Bloodling story ain’t gonna help either (literally it has been years).

Edit: plus this is WWE we’re talking about: they aren’t gonna lose any substantial amount of viewers over how they are presenting this, they are doing their best numbers in literally years. If they lose viewers they gain more new ones the next week.