Late last night the Network began uploading episodes of NWA: World Championship Wrestling – as of publishing more than 35 episodes have been added between the period of November 1985 and June 1987! Sadly, however, more than 25 episodes are currently missing when looking at it from the launch of series (under the Jim Crockett Promotion’s umbrella) between April 6, 1985 and where the WWE Network picks up at November 2, 1985.
Below is a complete list of episodes currently available, with missing episodes highlighted in red:
November 2, 1985
November 9, 1985
November 16, 1985
November 23, 1985
November 30, 1985
December 7, 1985
December 21, 1985
December 28, 1985
January 4, 1986
January 11, 1986
January 18, 1986
January 25, 1986
February 8, 1986
February 15, 1986
February 22, 1986
March 1, 1986
March 8, 1986
March 15, 1986
March 22, 1986
March 29, 1986
April 5, 1986
April 12, 1986
April 19, 1986
April 26, 1986
May 3, 1986
May 10, 1986
May 17, 1986
May 24, 1986
May 31, 1986
June 7, 1986
June 14, 1986
June 21, 1986
June 28, 1986
July 12, 1986
July 19, 1986
July 26, 1986
August 2, 1986
August 9, 1986
August 16, 1986
August 23, 1986
August 30, 1986
September 6, 1986
September 13, 1986
September 20, 1986
September 27, 1986
October 4, 1986
October 11, 1986
October 18, 1986
October 25, 1986
November 8, 1986
November 15, 1986
November 22, 1986
November 26, 1986
December 6, 1986
December 13, 1986
December 20, 1986
December 27, 1986
January 3, 1987
January 10, 1987
January 17, 1987
January 24, 1987
January 31, 1987
February 7, 1987
February 14, 1987
February 21, 1987
February 28, 1987
March 7, 1987
March 14, 1987
March 21, 1987
March 28, 1987
April 4, 1987
April 11, 1987
April 18, 1987
May 2, 1987
May 9, 1987
May 16, 1987
May 23, 1988
May 30, 1987
June 6, 1987
It’s a real shame that the Network can’t add these new series in order and the gaps are a true annoyance for fans. I’m sure many of us won’t even begin to watch any World Championship Wrestling for fear that the missing episodes will be added in the coming days and weeks.
Total Divas
In addition to the WCW content, the WWE Network also bulk uploaded the entire thirteen episodes of Total Divas season four (as we exclusively reported would happen, earlier this month).
The latest season of the “reality” show continues to follow the exploits of the WWE Divas both inside and more importantly, outside the ring – well, duh!
Next Week on the WWE Network
Next week on the WWE Network, in addition to the regularly scheduled Network shows (RAW Pre-Show, Superstars and This Week in WWE), the highlights will be:
WWE Breaking Ground
Monday 30, November – 11:06PM EST “As Cal Bishop continues his injury-plagued return, Tino is helping his brother start his own journey to NXT. Tyler Breeze helps the Divas.”
First Look: Owen – Hart of Gold
Wednesday 2, December – 04:00PM EST “A First Look to watch exclusive content from WWE Home Video’s latest release, Owen: Hart of Gold.”
WWE NXT
Wednesday 2, December – 08:00PM EST “After signing the contract for his NXT Title match in London, Samoa Joe takes on Tommaso Ciampa in the main event!”
Until then… I’m off to relive the Nature Boy and the American Dream’s battle for the ages… 😉
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Great work reporting network updates. Just letting you know that they have incorrectly labelled the February 8 1986 episode of NWA World Championship Wrestling as February 8 1985, so beware if you want to watch in sequence.
I agree with the others here. WWE should really release TV episodes chronologically. I’m watching ECW Hardcore TV from 1994, and there are so many episodes missing.
Does anyone know why WWE can’t upload Total Divas sooner? Like a month after they have aired on TV? Is it because E! fears it will hurt the ratings, if people just watch it on the network? That’s the only explanation I can think of.
If the problem for WWE is, to somehow have to restore or “re-polish” certain episodes of the TV product from the past, then I rather have they wait a bit longer with uploading, and make it more coherent to watch.
In the 80’s, 90’s and first part of 2000’s, the monthly/weekly shows were much more important and significant as storyline build-up for the ppv’s, than they are these days.
Not a complaint or rant here, but I don’t know why WWE just doesn’t add things in order rather than random additions of TV’s? Not having things in order ruins the consistency as ongoing stories/angles are “interrupted” till the next episode is added.
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Great work reporting network updates. Just letting you know that they have incorrectly labelled the February 8 1986 episode of NWA World Championship Wrestling as February 8 1985, so beware if you want to watch in sequence.
I agree with the others here. WWE should really release TV episodes chronologically. I’m watching ECW Hardcore TV from 1994, and there are so many episodes missing.
Does anyone know why WWE can’t upload Total Divas sooner? Like a month after they have aired on TV? Is it because E! fears it will hurt the ratings, if people just watch it on the network? That’s the only explanation I can think of.
If the problem for WWE is, to somehow have to restore or “re-polish” certain episodes of the TV product from the past, then I rather have they wait a bit longer with uploading, and make it more coherent to watch.
In the 80’s, 90’s and first part of 2000’s, the monthly/weekly shows were much more important and significant as storyline build-up for the ppv’s, than they are these days.
Not a complaint or rant here, but I don’t know why WWE just doesn’t add things in order rather than random additions of TV’s? Not having things in order ruins the consistency as ongoing stories/angles are “interrupted” till the next episode is added.
I would never say “finally have” and “Total Divas” in the same sentence.