S1E3 Screwjob
The lines between reality and kayfabe start to blur as WWE stars take their talents elsewhere, boosting the pedigree of a gritty competitor.
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🏆 Top Episodes
#2
S1E4
Attitude
With the Monday Night Wars in motion, a new era begins at WWE as Vince takes on a bold new persona and the programming enters risqué territory.
#3
S1E1
Junior
Vince McMahon follows in his father's footsteps and takes the family business from the independent wrestling circuit to mainstream sports entertainment.
- 4. S1E2 "Heat"
- 5. S1E5 "Family Business"
- 6. S1E6 "The Finish"
📉 Bottom Episodes
#6
S1E6
The Finish
After a tragedy draws attention to wrestling injuries, WWE refocuses on safety and expansion. Vince retires abruptly after unsettling allegations emerge.
- 5. S1E5 "Family Business"
- 4. S1E2 "Heat"
- 3. S1E1 "Junior"
- 2. S1E4 "Attitude"
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0 Infamous
3 Hidden Gems
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Top Standout: S1E3 Screwjob
Best Hidden Gem: S1E2 Heat
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