Who Killed WCW? - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Where the Big Boys Play
Through a series of unlikely events, brash young salesman Eric Bischoff lands control of WCW and aligns with star Hulk Hogan to create a '90s pop culture phenomenon.
The Streak is Over
WCW is in trouble as the show's main event stars prioritize their own interests and egos over what's best for the company.
New Blood
WWF writer Vince Russo is hired to help save WCW, but the brazen New Yorker clashes with the company's top stars as WCW enters an ominous downward spiral.
The Final Nitro
The curtain falls on WCW as the cast and crew gather to produce one last episode of Nitro, and the dust settles on the fallout of the worst corporate merger of all time.
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