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Raw

1993–2026
Returning Series • 34 Seasons • 1747 Episodes
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Overview

A regularly scheduled, live, year-round program featuring some of the biggest WWE Superstars.

Seasons

35 listed
Status
Returning Series
Seasons
34 seasons
Episodes
1747 episodes
First aired
Jan 11, 1993
Last aired
Oct 12, 2026
Networks
USA Network, Spike, Netflix, The New TNN

Next episode: S34 E43 October 26, 2026 (Oct 26, 2026)

Latest episode: S34 E42 October 19, 2026 (Oct 19, 2026)

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    1993

    45 episodes Jan 11, 1993 6.0

    This is the year that started a sports-entertainment phenomenon. Don't miss Monday Night Raw's inaugural season, featuring classic rivalries like Razor Ramon vs. 1-2-3 Kid, Bret Hart vs. Jerry Lawler, and more.

    1. 1 Uncut, Uncooked, Uncensored
    2. 2 Leave It To Flair
    3. 3 Loser Leaves Town
    4. 4 It's Cold Outside
    5. 5 The Barber Returns
    6. 6 The Greatest Tag Team Of All Time?
    7. 7 Elvis Lives!
    8. 8 Whatcha Gonna Do?
    9. 9 The Big Freeze Of '93
    10. 10 Andre 'The Giant' Roussimoff, Hall Of Famer
    11. 11 WWE WrestleMania IX Fallout
    12. 12 Friar Ferguson Debuts
    13. 13 Bret Hart's Hit List
    14. 14 An Indecent Proposal
    15. 15 The Guiding Light
    16. 16 He's A Lumberjack And He's Okay
    17. 17 1-2-3!
    18. 18 Only The Strong Survive
    19. 19 Memorial Day 1993
    20. 20 Mixed Up Tag Teams
    21. 21 King Of The Ring Fallout
    22. 22 The $10,000 Challenge
    23. 23 Banzai!
    24. 24 The Slam Heard Around The World
    25. 25 Hawaiian Punch
    26. 26 The Lex Express Rolls On
    27. 27 The Stu and Helen Hart Roast
    28. 28 Who is Lex Luger? Part One
    29. 29 Who is Lex Luger? Part Two
    30. 30 Who is Lex Luger? Part Three
    31. 31 Quebec Province Rules
    32. 32 Dirty Water
    33. 33 Return of the Superfly
    34. 34 Over the Top
    35. 35 Machismo Meets Magnifique
    36. 36 The Savage/Crush Summit
    37. 37 Square Dance
    38. 38 Happy Birthday, Bobby Heenan!
    39. 39 Macho Madness
    40. 40 By Popular Demand
    41. 41 The 1993 WWE Superstar Of The Year
    42. 42 Goodbye To The Brain
    43. 43 Japanese Santa Claus
    44. 44 Happy Xmas!
    45. 45 Another Year Over
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    1994

    47 episodes Jan 3, 1994 6.5

    Throughout 1994, Monday Night Raw hosts a family feud as members of the Hart family choose sides in the heated brother-against-brother war between Bret "Hit Man" Hart and the youngest member of the family, Owen.

    1. 1 A New Year Just Begun
    2. 2 First Anniversary Show
    3. 3 Casket?
    4. 4 A Slobberknocker
    5. 5 A Coin Toss
    6. 6 Boogermania is Running Wild!
    7. 7 Happy Presidents Day!
    8. 8 Strong Words
    9. 9 WrestleMania X Go Home Show
    10. 10 WrestleMania X Fallout
    11. 11 Everyone Has a Price
    12. 12 I Found A New Place To Dwell
    13. 13 Surprise Opponents
    14. 14 The Pink and Black Attack
    15. 15 The Champ is Here!
    16. 16 Where Is the Undertaker?
    17. 17 Lex Luger: Role Model
    18. 18 Sumo Wrestling
    19. 19 Owen Hart's Mystery Opponent
    20. 20 Respect
    21. 21 D-Day Challenge
    22. 22 Money Lies, Honor Dies
    23. 23 Battle of the Big Men
    24. 24 Happy Birthday, America!
    25. 25 The Case of the Two Undertakers
    26. 26 Has Lex Luger Sold Out?
    27. 27 Crazy is as Crazy Does
    28. 28 Not Guilty
    29. 29 State of Confusion
    30. 30 The Road to Sunday Slam
    31. 31 Sunday Night Slam Recap
    32. 32 Tennis, Anyone?
    33. 33 Tatanka Sells Out
    34. 34 Tatanka's Big Chance
    35. 35 Snap Into a Good Time
    36. 36 The Sign of the Dollar Bill
    37. 37 My Hero, Lex Luger
    38. 38 The Bad Guy Versus the Big Guy
    39. 39 Happy Halloween!
    40. 40 A Royal Pain
    41. 41 Technical Difficulties
    42. 42 Survivor Series '94 Go Home Show
    43. 43 The Reign of Diesel Begins
    44. 44 Danger: Heartbreak Ahead
    45. 45 Hey, Santa Claus!
    46. 46 Double J Meets Rip Taylor
    47. 47 Boxing Day
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    1995

    48 episodes Jan 2, 1995

    The stars of sports and entertainment shine bright on Monday Night Raw in 1995. William Shatner has a heated rivalry with Jerry Lawler while football great Lawrence Taylor set his sights on Bam Bam Bigelow.

    1. 1 Happy New Year!
    2. 2 Where No Man Has Gone Before
    3. 3 Royal Rumble Go Home Show
    4. 4 The Road To WrestleMania XI
    5. 5 Bam Bam's Apology?
    6. 6 Are You Ready To Rock?
    7. 7 The Bodyguard
    8. 8 Lawrence Taylor Speaks
    9. 9 WrestleMania XI Press Conference
    10. 10 The Road To WrestleMania XI
    11. 11 Feel The Heat
    12. 12 No Holds Barred
    13. 13 WrestleMania XI Fallout
    14. 14 Sid Shocks The World
    15. 15 Duckman Crossover
    16. 16 Bam Bam's Big Chance
    17. 17 Sid Goes Psycho
    18. 18 Why, Sid, Why?
    19. 19 Bob Backlund For President
    20. 20 The Mother Of All Face Offs
    21. 21 Double J Faces The Reaper
    22. 22 The Battle Of The Brothers-In-Law
    23. 23 Stinky Feet
    24. 24 The Agony of The Feet
    25. 25 King Of The Ring Follow Up
    26. 26 With My Baby Tonight
    27. 27 Sid's Lumberjacks
    28. 28 Diesel's Lumberjacks
    29. 29 In Your House 2 Follow Up
    30. 30 It's Good To Be The King
    31. 31 Mo Better Blues
    32. 32 The King's Heartbreak
    33. 33 A Royal Conspiracy
    34. 34 Throwing Caution To The Wind
    35. 35 Thursday Night RAW
    36. 36 In Your House 3 Fallout
    37. 37 R-E-S-P-E-C-T
    38. 38 Celebrating Columbus Day
    39. 39 Adventures in Dentures
    40. 40 In Your House 4 Fallout
    41. 41 Mischief Night
    42. 42 Royal Tag Team
    43. 43 The Kid Can Count To Three
    44. 44 Brain Trauma
    45. 45 Update on Shawn Michaels
    46. 46 Dog Eat Dog
    47. 47 ER Has Come To the World Wrestling Federation
    48. 48 Holiday Spirit?
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    1996

    51 episodes Jan 1, 1996 7.2

    The game changes on Monday Night Raw in 1996 as legends like Triple H, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, Mankind, and The Rock rise to prominence in WWE just as the Monday Night War with WCW kicks into high gear.

    1. 1 January 1, 1996
    2. 2 January 8, 1996
    3. 3 January 15, 1996
    4. 4 January 22, 1996
    5. 5 January 29, 1996
    6. 6 February 5, 1996
    7. 7 February 19, 1996
    8. 8 February 26, 1996
    9. 9 March 4, 1996
    10. 10 March 11, 1996
    11. 11 March 18, 1996
    12. 12 March 25, 1996
    13. 13 April 1, 1996
    14. 14 April 8, 1996
    15. 15 April 15, 1996
    16. 16 April 22, 1996
    17. 17 April 29, 1996
    18. 18 May 6, 1996
    19. 19 May 13, 1996
    20. 20 May 20, 1996
    21. 21 May 27, 1996
    22. 22 June 3, 1996
    23. 23 June 10, 1996
    24. 24 June 17, 1996
    25. 25 June 24, 1996
    26. 26 July 1, 1996
    27. 27 July 8, 1996
    28. 28 July 15, 1996
    29. 29 July 22, 1996
    30. 30 July 29, 1996
    31. 31 August 5, 1996
    32. 32 August 12, 1996
    33. 33 August 19, 1996
    34. 34 September 6, 1996
    35. 35 September 9, 1996
    36. 36 September 16, 1996
    37. 37 September 23, 1996
    38. 38 September 30, 1996
    39. 39 October 7, 1996
    40. 40 October 14, 1996
    41. 41 October 21, 1996
    42. 42 October 28, 1996
    43. 43 November 4, 1996
    44. 44 November 11, 1996
    45. 45 November 18, 1996
    46. 46 November 25, 1996
    47. 47 December 2, 1996
    48. 48 December 9, 1996
    49. 49 December 16, 1996
    50. 50 December 23, 1996
    51. 51 December 30, 1996
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    1997

    52 episodes Jan 6, 1997 7.6

    A new era is dawning on Monday Night Raw in 1997 as a pair of degenerates run roughshod over WWE, Canada's hero gets screwed by the boss...or himself, and The Deadman's brother appears from beyond the grave.

    1. 1 January 6, 1997
    2. 2 January 13, 1997
    3. 3 January 20, 1997
    4. 4 January 27, 1997
    5. 5 February 3, 1997
    6. 6 February 13, 1997
    7. 7 February 17, 1997
    8. 8 February 24, 1997
    9. 9 March 3, 1997
    10. 10 March 10, 1997
    11. 11 March 17, 1997
    12. 12 March 24, 1997
    13. 13 March 31, 1997
    14. 14 April 7, 1997
    15. 15 April 14, 1997
    16. 16 April 21, 1997
    17. 17 April 28, 1997
    18. 18 May 5, 1997
    19. 19 May 12, 1997
    20. 20 May 19, 1997
    21. 21 May 26, 1997
    22. 22 June 2, 1997
    23. 23 June 9, 1997
    24. 24 June 16, 1997
    25. 25 June 23, 1997
    26. 26 June 30, 1997
    27. 27 July 7, 1997
    28. 28 July 14, 1997
    29. 29 July 21, 1997
    30. 30 July 28, 1997
    31. 31 August 4, 1997
    32. 32 August 11, 1997
    33. 33 August 18, 1997
    34. 34 August 29, 1997
    35. 35 September 5, 1997
    36. 36 September 8, 1997
    37. 37 September 15, 1997
    38. 38 September 22, 1997
    39. 39 September 29, 1997
    40. 40 October 6, 1997
    41. 41 October 13, 1997
    42. 42 October 20, 1997
    43. 43 October 27, 1997
    44. 44 November 3, 1997
    45. 45 November 10, 1997
    46. 46 November 17, 1997
    47. 47 November 24, 1997
    48. 48 December 1, 1997
    49. 49 December 8, 1997
    50. 50 December 15, 1997
    51. 51 December 22, 1997
    52. 52 December 29, 1997
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    1998

    52 episodes Jan 5, 1998 8.8

    The Attitude Era kicks into high gear on Raw in 1998 as "Stone Cold" Steve Austin makes Mr. McMahon's life a living hell while Triple H leads D-Generation X to war not only against the entire WWE, but also WCW.

    1. 1 January 5, 1998
    2. 2 January 12, 1998
    3. 3 January 19, 1998
    4. 4 January 26, 1998
    5. 5 February 2, 1998
    6. 6 February 9, 1998
    7. 7 February 16, 1998
    8. 8 February 23, 1998
    9. 9 March 2, 1998
    10. 10 March 9, 1998
    11. 11 March 17, 1998
    12. 12 March 23, 1998
    13. 13 March 30, 1998
    14. 14 April 6, 1998
    15. 15 April 13, 1998
    16. 16 April 20, 1998
    17. 17 April 27, 1998
    18. 18 May 4, 1998
    19. 19 May 11, 1998
    20. 20 May 18, 1998
    21. 21 May 25, 1998
    22. 22 June 1, 1998
    23. 23 June 8, 1998
    24. 24 June 15, 1998
    25. 25 June 22, 1998
    26. 26 June 29, 1998
    27. 27 July 6, 1998
    28. 28 July 13, 1998
    29. 29 July 20, 1998
    30. 30 July 27, 1998
    31. 31 August 3, 1998
    32. 32 August 10, 1998
    33. 33 August 17, 1998
    34. 34 August 24, 1998
    35. 35 September 5, 1998
    36. 36 September 12, 1998
    37. 37 September 14, 1998
    38. 38 September 21, 1998
    39. 39 September 28, 1998
    40. 40 October 5, 1998
    41. 41 October 12, 1998
    42. 42 October 19, 1998
    43. 43 October 26, 1998
    44. 44 November 2, 1998
    45. 45 November 9, 1998
    46. 46 November 16, 1998
    47. 47 November 23, 1998
    48. 48 November 30, 1998
    49. 49 December 7, 1998
    50. 50 December 14, 1998
    51. 51 December 21, 1998
    52. 52 December 28, 1998
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    1999

    52 episodes Jan 4, 1999 6.6

    Authority is threatened at every turn on Raw in 1999 as "Stone Cold" Steve Austin continues to torment Mr. McMahon while The Chairman's daughter Stephanie unites with her husband Triple H to take control of WWE.

    1. 1 January 4, 1999
    2. 2 January 11, 1999
    3. 3 January 18, 1999
    4. 4 January 25, 1999
    5. 5 February 1, 1999
    6. 6 February 13, 1999
    7. 7 February 15, 1999
    8. 8 February 22, 1999
    9. 9 March 1, 1999
    10. 10 March 8, 1999
    11. 11 March 15, 1999
    12. 12 March 22, 1999
    13. 13 March 29, 1999
    14. 14 April 5, 1999
    15. 15 April 12, 1999
    16. 16 April 19, 1999
    17. 17 April 26, 1999
    18. 18 May 3, 1999
    19. 19 May 10, 1999
    20. 20 May 17, 1999
    21. 21 May 24, 1999
    22. 22 May 31, 1999
    23. 23 RAW is WAR 315
    24. 24 June 14, 1999
    25. 25 June 21, 1999
    26. 26 June 28, 1999
    27. 27 July 5, 1999
    28. 28 July 12, 1999
    29. 29 July 19, 1999
    30. 30 July 26, 1999
    31. 31 August 2, 1999
    32. 32 August 9, 1999
    33. 33 August 16, 1999
    34. 34 August 23, 1999
    35. 35 August 30, 1999
    36. 36 September 6, 1999
    37. 37 September 13, 1999
    38. 38 September 20, 1999
    39. 39 September 27, 1999
    40. 40 October 4, 1999
    41. 41 October 11, 1999
    42. 42 October 18, 1999
    43. 43 October 25, 1999
    44. 44 November 1, 1999
    45. 45 November 8, 1999
    46. 46 November 15, 1999
    47. 47 November 22, 1999
    48. 48 November 29, 1999
    49. 49 December 6, 1999
    50. 50 December 13, 1999
    51. 51 December 20, 1999
    52. 52 December 27, 1999
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    2000

    52 episodes Jan 3, 2000

    The McMahon family is fractured as a new millennium dawns on Raw in the year 2000. Superstars from down south join WWE, Mick Foley says goodbye to the ring and hello to a new role as WWE Commissioner, and more.

    1. 1 Raw - Jan. 03, 2000
    2. 2 Raw - Jan. 10, 2000
    3. 3 Raw - Jan. 17, 2000
    4. 4 Raw - Jan. 24, 2000
    5. 5 Raw - Jan. 31, 2000
    6. 6 Raw - Feb. 07, 2000
    7. 7 Raw - Feb. 14, 2000
    8. 8 Raw - Feb. 21, 2000
    9. 9 Raw - Feb. 28, 2000
    10. 10 Raw - Mar. 06, 2000
    11. 11 Raw - Mar. 13, 2000
    12. 12 Raw - Mar. 20, 2000
    13. 13 Raw - Mar. 27, 2000
    14. 14 Raw - Apr. 03, 2000
    15. 15 Raw - Apr. 10, 2000
    16. 16 Raw - Apr. 17, 2000
    17. 17 Raw - Apr. 24, 2000
    18. 18 Raw - May. 01, 2000
    19. 19 Raw - May. 08, 2000
    20. 20 May 15, 2000
    21. 21 Raw - May 22, 2000
    22. 22 Raw - May. 29, 2000
    23. 23 Raw - Jun. 05, 2000
    24. 24 Raw - Jun. 12, 2000
    25. 25 Raw - Jun. 19, 2000
    26. 26 Raw - Jun. 26, 2000
    27. 27 Raw - Jul. 03, 2000
    28. 28 Raw - Jul. 10, 2000
    29. 29 Raw - Jul. 17, 2000
    30. 30 Raw - Jul. 24, 2000
    31. 31 Raw - Jul. 31, 2000
    32. 32 Raw - Aug. 07, 2000
    33. 33 Raw - Aug. 14, 2000
    34. 34 Raw - Aug. 21, 2000
    35. 35 Raw - Aug. 28, 2000
    36. 36 Raw - Sep. 04, 2000
    37. 37 Raw - Sep. 11, 2000
    38. 38 Raw - Sep. 18, 2000
    39. 39 Raw - Sep. 25, 2000
    40. 40 Raw - Oct. 02, 2000
    41. 41 Raw - Oct. 09, 2000
    42. 42 Raw - Oct 16, 2000
    43. 43 Raw - Oct. 23, 2000
    44. 44 Raw - Oct. 30, 2000
    45. 45 Raw - Nov. 06, 2000
    46. 46 Raw - Nov. 13, 2000
    47. 47 Raw - Nov. 20, 2000
    48. 48 Raw - Nov. 27, 2000
    49. 49 Raw - Dec. 04, 2000
    50. 50 Raw - Dec. 11, 2000
    51. 51 Raw - Dec. 18, 2000
    52. 52 Raw - Dec. 25, 2000
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    2001

    53 episodes Jan 1, 2001 7.1

    WWE stands tall as the victor of the Monday Night War in 2001, but an invading alliance between WCW and ECW threatens the very existence of WWE. Plus, WWE gets a new stylin' and profilin' co-owner and more.

    1. 1 Raw - Jan. 01, 2001
    2. 2 Raw - Jan 08, 2001
    3. 3 Raw - Jan. 15, 2001
    4. 4 Raw - Jan. 22, 2001
    5. 5 Raw - Jan. 29, 2001
    6. 6 Raw - Feb. 05, 2001
    7. 7 Raw - Feb. 12, 2001
    8. 8 Raw - Feb. 19, 2001
    9. 9 Raw - Feb. 26, 2001
    10. 10 Raw - Mar. 05, 2001
    11. 11 Raw - Mar. 12, 2001
    12. 12 Raw - Mar. 19, 2001
    13. 13 Raw - Mar. 26, 2001
    14. 14 Raw - Apr. 02, 2001
    15. 15 Raw - Apr. 09, 2001
    16. 16 Raw - Apr. 16, 2001
    17. 17 Raw - Apr. 23, 2001
    18. 18 Raw - Apr. 30, 2001
    19. 19 Raw - May. 07, 2001
    20. 20 Raw - May. 14, 2001
    21. 21 Raw - May. 21, 2001
    22. 22 Raw - May. 28, 2001
    23. 23 Raw - Jun. 04, 2001
    24. 24 Raw - Jun. 11, 2001
    25. 25 Raw - Jun. 18, 2001
    26. 26 Raw - Jun. 25, 2001
    27. 27 Raw - Jul. 02, 2001
    28. 28 Raw - Jul. 09, 2001
    29. 29 Raw - Jul. 16, 2001
    30. 30 Raw - Jul. 23, 2001
    31. 31 Raw - Jul. 30, 2001
    32. 32 Raw - Aug. 06, 2001
    33. 33 Raw - Aug. 13, 2001
    34. 34 Raw - Aug. 20, 2001
    35. 35 Raw - Aug. 27, 2001
    36. 36 Raw - Sep. 03, 2001
    37. 37 Raw - Sep. 10, 2001
    38. 38 Raw - Sep. 17, 2001
    39. 39 Raw - Sep. 24, 2001
    40. 40 Raw - Oct. 01, 2001
    41. 41 Raw - Oct. 08, 2001
    42. 42 Raw - Oct 15, 2001
    43. 43 Raw - Oct. 22, 2001
    44. 44 Raw - Oct. 29, 2001
    45. 45 Raw - Nov. 05, 2001
    46. 46 Raw - Nov. 12, 2001
    47. 47 Raw - Nov. 19, 2001
    48. 48 Raw - Nov. 26, 2001
    49. 49 Raw - Dec. 03, 2001
    50. 50 Raw - Dec. 10, 2001
    51. 51 Raw - Dec. 17, 2001
    52. 52 Raw - Dec. 24, 2001
    53. 53 Raw - Dec. 31, 2001
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    2002

    52 episodes Jan 7, 2002 6.8

    A new era begins in 2002 as the Brand Extension Draft divides WWE Superstars between Raw and SmackDown. Mr. McMahon shocks the WWE Universe by hiring his former arch nemesis from WCW as Raw's General Manager.

    1. 1 Raw - Jan. 07, 2002
    2. 2 Raw - Jan 14, 2002
    3. 3 Raw - Jan. 21, 2002
    4. 4 Raw - Jan. 28, 2002
    5. 5 Raw - Feb. 04, 2002
    6. 6 Raw - Feb. 11, 2002
    7. 7 Raw - Feb. 18, 2002
    8. 8 Raw - Feb. 25, 2002
    9. 9 Raw - Mar. 04, 2002
    10. 10 Raw - Mar. 11, 2002
    11. 11 Raw - Mar. 18, 2002
    12. 12 Raw - Mar. 25, 2002
    13. 13 Raw - Apr. 01, 2002
    14. 14 Raw - Apr. 08, 2002
    15. 15 Raw - Apr. 15, 2002
    16. 16 Raw - Apr. 22, 2002
    17. 17 Raw - Apr. 29, 2002
    18. 18 Raw - May. 06, 2002
    19. 19 Raw - May. 13, 2002
    20. 20 Raw - May. 20, 2002
    21. 21 Raw - May. 27, 2002
    22. 22 Raw - Jun. 03, 2002
    23. 23 Raw - Jun. 10, 2002
    24. 24 Raw - Jun. 17, 2002
    25. 25 Raw - Jun. 24, 2002
    26. 26 Raw - Jul. 01, 2002
    27. 27 Raw - Jul. 08, 2002
    28. 28 Raw - Jul. 15, 2002
    29. 29 Raw - Jul. 22, 2002
    30. 30 Raw - Jul. 29, 2002
    31. 31 Raw - Aug. 05, 2002
    32. 32 Raw - Aug 12, 2002
    33. 33 Raw - Aug. 19, 2002
    34. 34 Raw - Aug. 26, 2002
    35. 35 Raw - Sep. 02, 2002
    36. 36 Raw - Sep. 09, 2002
    37. 37 Raw - Sep. 16, 2002
    38. 38 Raw - Sep. 23, 2002
    39. 39 Raw - Sep. 30, 2002
    40. 40 Raw - Oct. 07, 2002
    41. 41 Raw - Oct. 14, 2002
    42. 42 Raw - Oct. 21, 2002
    43. 43 Raw - Oct. 28, 2002
    44. 44 Raw - Nov. 04, 2002
    45. 45 Raw - Nov. 11, 2002
    46. 46 Raw - Nov. 18, 2002
    47. 47 November 25, 2002
    48. 48 December 2, 2002
    49. 49 December 9, 2002
    50. 50 December 16, 2002
    51. 51 December 23, 2002
    52. 52 December 30, 2002
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    2003

    52 episodes Jan 6, 2003 6.8

    Raw gets stunning new leadership in 2003 as "Stone Cold" Steve Austin is hired to work along Eric Bischoff as Co-General Manager. Triple H forms Evolution and takes the fight to Goldberg. Plus, much more.

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    2004

    52 episodes Jan 5, 2004 8.2

    Evolution takes its next step in 2004 as Triple H, Ric Flair, Randy Orton, and Batista run roughshod over Raw. Lita rides an emotional roller coaster, a Rock 'n' Sock reunion electrifies, and more.

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    2005

    52 episodes Jan 3, 2005 8.7

    Things heat up in 2005 as John Cena declares "The champ is here!" on Raw, Evolution is fractured, wedding bells ring for Lita and Edge, and more. Plus, Raw is home to Tribute to the Troops for the first time.

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    2006

    52 episodes Jan 2, 2006 7.0

    Raw gets extreme in 2006 as the reborn ECW invades the red brand. D-Generation X reunites to make Mr. McMahon's life miserable. John Cena and Edge begin their epic rivalry. Plus, The Miz hosts the Diva Search.

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    2007

    53 episodes Jan 1, 2007 7.0

    The beginning of the legendary rivalry between John Cena and Randy Orton highlights Raw in 2007. Plus, don't miss other unforgettable matches and moments like Umaga vs. Bobby Lashley and Mr. McMahon's son.

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    2008

    52 episodes Jan 7, 2008 7.1

    Raw's 2008 marks the end the most legendary career in sports-entertainment history as Ric Flair says goodbye to the WWE Universe. Plus, Mr. McMahon gives away millions, Randy Orton crafts his legacy, and more.

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    2009

    52 episodes Jan 5, 2009 7.0

    Expect the unexpected on Raw in 2009 as Special Guests Hosts take the reins as the power on the red brand. Don't miss such memorable Guest Hosts as Seth Green, Bob Barker, Shaquille O'Neal, and more.

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    2010

    52 episodes Jan 4, 2010 6.9

    After 12 years, Bret "Hit Man" Hart returns to Raw in 2010 to put his issues with Mr. McMahon and Shawn Michaels to rest, compete in the ring, and serve as Raw General Manager. Plus, the Nexus rises and more.

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    2011

    52 episodes Jan 3, 2011 7.0

    The Rock returns. CM Punk throws a pipe bomb. A tournament to crown a new WWE Champion. Dolph Ziggler meets Hugh Jackman's fist. All this and more make 2011 an unforgettable year on Raw.

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    2012

    53 episodes Jan 2, 2012 7.1

    Chaos ensues all over Raw as WWE's flagship surpasses 1000 episodes in 2012. Plus, don't miss the years best rivalries, including John Cena vs. The Rock, Daniel Bryan vs. CM Punk vs. Kane, and more.

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    2013

    52 episodes Jan 7, 2013 7.2

    Triple H and Stephanie McMahon show Raw who's boss by forming the Authority in 2013. Along with Kane and others, the Authority oppresses many WWE Superstars, but Daniel Bryan fights back with the Yes! Movement.

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    2014

    52 episodes Jan 5, 2014 7.0

    As the Yes! Movement builds momentum and occupies Raw, the Beast sets his eyes on a legendary streak. Plus, The Rock and NWO both return, the Shield and the Bellas each breakup, and more action on Raw in 2014.

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    2015

    52 episodes Jan 4, 2015 6.8

    2015 is the year of Roman Reigns on Raw. The Big Dog faces the brand's top Superstars and battles for the WWE Championship. Plus, the legendary Sting competes on Raw for the first time. Plus, much more action.

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    2016

    52 episodes Jan 3, 2016 7.1

    History is made on Raw in 2016 as Shane McMahon and Goldberg both make shocking returns to WWE, a new Women's Championship is introduced, and the WWE Draft again splits Superstars between Raw and SmackDown LIVE.

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    2017

    52 episodes Jan 1, 2017 7.1

    In 2017 on Raw, witness the rise of Braun Strowman as The Monster Among Men battles top Superstars like Brock Lesnar, Roman Reigns, and Kevin Owens. Plus, Goldberg says goodbye, The Hardy Boyz return, and more.

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    2018

    53 episodes Dec 31, 2017 7.2

    As Raw celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2018, the red brand gets dangerous with the arrival of "Rowdy" Ronda Rousey. Plus, DX reunites, Roman Reigns makes a heartbreaking announcement, and much more.

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    2019

    52 episodes Jan 6, 2019 6.9

    The longest-running weekly episodic television series in history continues to make history. This season, the McMahon Family retakes control of Raw and enforces its will on Superstars like Becky Lynch and more.

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    2020

    52 episodes Jan 5, 2020 6.4

    2020 season of WWE Raw

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    2021

    52 episodes Jan 3, 2021 6.4

    2021 season of WWE Raw

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    2022

    52 episodes Jan 2, 2022 6.9

    2022 season of WWE Raw

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    2023

    52 episodes Jan 1, 2023 6.8

    2023 season of WWE Raw

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    2024

    53 episodes Dec 29, 2023 4.8

    2024 season of WWE Raw

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    2025

    52 episodes Dec 31, 2024 5.8

    2025 season of WWE Raw

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    2026

    52 episodes Jan 5, 2026 5.4

    2026 season of WWE Raw

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    Specials

    2 episodes Dec 18, 2010

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The Grand Guignol of Monday Nights

I’ve never known how to review Raw, which may be the most honest thing to say about it. Vince McMahon’s traveling pageant of muscle, grievance, and manufactured destiny has spent over thirty years breaking categories. latestnetflix.com's take is that it isn’t a sport, though people’s bodies slam into wood, steel, and concrete every week.

It isn’t exactly drama either, though the plotting can be more hysterical than daytime television at its most deranged. What began in 1993 as a live, rough-edged experiment has turned into a 34-season American beast. Roland Barthes described wrestling as a "spectacle of excess," a performance of pain and justice. Raw took that excess, added fireworks, and made it a weekly ritual.

A wrestler stands silhouetted against the glaring arena lights

Its strangest strength, and its permanent instability, is that it never stops. There is no off-season, no clean pause in which stories can settle. Angles are built, dropped, revived, and rewritten in response to the crowd in real time.

Audience Opinions

Audience 7.7/10
"A groundbreaking weekly wrestling show with strong nostalgic pull and standout performers, but an uneven early run that is often better sampled than binged."

Shorter early episodes, big-venue atmosphere and marquee talents like Bret Hart, the Heavenly Bodies and Men on a Mission give the 1993-era run a distinctive charm, with several matches and feuds still genuinely exciting. Clumsy commentary chemistry, goofy gimmicks, talk-heavy segments and a dip in match and storyline quality through 1994–1995 leave long stretches rough or tedious unless approached selectively.

What viewers praise
  • Compact one-hour runtime The early format keeps episodes relatively tight, with less filler and fewer storylines padded just to fill time.
  • Historic and influential As the flagship weekly show that launched in 1993, it is a key piece of modern wrestling history worth experiencing at least in part.
  • Standout Bret Hart work Bret Hart’s matches and feuds, including clashes with Owen Hart and others, are top-tier and worth seeking out.
  • Entertaining midcard acts Teams and gimmicks like the Heavenly Bodies, Rock 'n' Roll Express and Men on a Mission are fun, over characters that enliven episodes.
  • So-bad-it’s-fun moments Some of the New Generation quirks and odd booking choices work as ‘fun bad’ with the right mindset.
Common complaints
  • Inconsistent overall quality Large stretches from 1993 through mid-1995 are rough or sloggy, with only scattered episodes and pay-per-views standing out.
  • Weak commentary chemistry Rob Bartlett’s run and his dynamic with Vince McMahon suffer from awkward silences, mismatched humor and grating delivery.
  • Talk and recap heavy Lengthy talking segments and constant replays often crowd out in-ring action for anyone looking for more actual wrestling.
  • Gimmick overload era A wave of silly or thinly developed characters and storylines from the early New Generation period is a major drag on enjoyment.
  • Not ideal for full binge Watching every episode straight through from 1993 to 1995 is a chore—better to cherry-pick key matches and late-1995 content.
Recommended for
Wrestling history enthusiasts Bret Hart devotees New Generation era explorers Nostalgic 1990s TV viewers Short-format wrestling show fans

Buzz & Rumors

Public reports

An hour in a ballroom was supposed to be the cheap version

January 11, 1993, Grand Ballroom of the Manhattan Center. Vince McMahon, Randy Savage, and radio DJ Rob Bartlett on the call. Bobby Heenan could not get in, then tried again dressed as Bartlett's aunt. Yokozuna beat Koko B. Ware. The Steiner Brothers beat two Executioners. latestnetflix.com's take is that Shawn Michaels kept the Intercontinental title over Max Moon.The Undertaker finished Damien Demento. One hour, live on USA Network, in the slot that used to hold Prime Time Wrestling.,

Bruce Prichard later said Prime Time did not click. Compilation show, compilation panel, no consistency except Vince and Bobby Heenan. The company wanted a cheaper look. The idea was a small studio, a couple hundred fans, stay off the road. They put the ring in a Manhattan theater instead. Hauling it up and down several floors did not cut costs. The weekly live schedule became a drain. From spring 1993 through spring 1997 they taped multiple weeks after a live show and took the thing on the road.,

The war paid the bills. Netflix bought the Monday.

WCW's Monday Nitro launched September 4, 1995. Head-to-head started a week later. After the nWo angle took off, Nitro won 84 straight weeks. Raw went to two hours on February 3, 1997, and became Raw Is War that March. Stone Cold Steve Austin versus Vince McMahon on April 13, 1998 finally snapped the streak. On January 4, 1999, Nitro announcer Tony Schiavone gave away a pretaped Mankind title win on live TV. More than 600,000 viewers switched over to watch Mick Foley take the belt. The same night WCW ran the Fingerpoke of Doom.

Raw left USA for TNN in 2000 and came back in 2005. Episode 1,000 in 2012 locked in a three-hour format. The Raw Is War name died after September 11. Vince McMahon bought selected WCW assets for $3 million. For three decades the show still needed a cable channel on Monday night.

January 23, 2024, TKO told the trades that Netflix would take Raw in January 2025. Variety put the pact at $500 million a year for 10 years, about $5 billion, with an opt-out after five. NBCUniversal had been paying roughly $250 million to $260 million a year for U.S. Rights. First time new episodes would not air on a linear network. Paul Levesque called the move a reset, a show suddenly in 280 million homes. Runtime went flexible, around two and a half hours, because three can feel long and two leaves people off the card.

The first Netflix episode, January 6, 2025, came from the Intuit Dome in Inglewood with a WrestleMania-sized spectacle. The first episode, 32 years earlier, was an hour in a ballroom with Max Moon. Same Monday. Different bill.,

Entertainment rumors and trivia aggregated from public reporting. Treat speculation as unverified unless a cited source confirms it.

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