Continuing on the topic, Bischoff discussed WWE Executive Director Bruce Prichard's role in the docuseries, which saw Prichard accusing the documentary crew of going in with the goal of burying McMahon. While Bischoff doesn't feel the "Mr. McMahon" producers set out to make the former WWE CEO look bad, he does understand Prichard's point of view.

"You can love the person and hate the deed, and I believe that's where Bruce is at," Bischoff continued. "Bruce ... [brought] up something — an example of one thing of many things that Vince has done to help people, without any expectation of a thank you or any publicity whatsoever. ... He's so complicated, and I see why Bruce says you're only seeing that one side of him."

Bischoff acknowledged that he has mixed feelings on McMahon himself, stating that he has been very open about his criticism towards the retired executive poaching talent and more. Though he enjoyed the series overall, Bischoff felt that "Mr. McMahon" would have benefitted from showing some more of the positive elements of McMahon, which would get across the complexity of his character in real life.