One of the most important things for a wrestler to do is stand out from the crowd, and the gimmick is critical in laying the foundation of character to do just that. Wrestling is a reactive medium, and gimmicks reflect in some ways the genre's interpretation of the broader world around them. But what is the line between a gimmick and a fully-formed character, and when can a gimmick become more of a hinderance than a help? And what is Bull Buchanan doing these days?