WWE programming is largely garbage with some good points here and there. Even when Raw became better than SD in the post-split era, it's not like Raw was must-see TV or even great. It was just better than an awful SD. 2016 post-split SD with Kingpin Ambrose, Styles, Cena, Ellsworth, Miz, Ziggler, Usos, Slater/Rhyno, etc. was great. 2009 SD was great from what I heard. But for the past decade, WWE TV has been largely average to the bad end of the spectrum.
It's honestly just better to decide to watch NXT and read weekly to catch up, or just watch the little clips on YouTube. It's not worth the time investment.
That said, even with all the good times, aside from Daniel Bryan's RTWM, I haven't been enthralled in WWE programming since Edge suddenly retired. That was one of the first "I don't really have much reason to watch anymore" feelings I had when I came back to watching the product.
Ridiculous can still be good. That wasn't good at all. There's a line of being ridiculous bad and being ridiculous good, and that segment was so far into the ridiculous bad side that it couldn't even spot the line with a telescope.
As mentioned, Mr. Socko in the hospital to make McMahon feel better and Austin hitting McMahon over the head with a bedpan? So ridiculous that it's awesome. Austin holding a Bang 3:16 to McMahon's head while McMahon pisses himself in the middle of the ring? Ridiculously awesome (btw, imagine that segment on TV today? Oh lord)
Lashley's sisters? awful. Ridiculous or not, it was awful. Zayn couldn't save that.