WCW Saturday Night Season 6
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WCW Saturday Night was a weekly Saturday night TV show on TBS produced by World Championship Wrestling. The program existed through various incarnations under different names before becoming WCW Saturday Night in 1992. Although initially the anchor show of the Ted Turner-backed wrestling company, the September 1995 premiere of WCW Monday Nitro airing on sister station Turner Network Television usurped the show's once preeminent position in the company, as the primary source of storyline development and Pay-Per-View buildup. The show's place in the company was devalued by the advent of WCW Thunder in 1998, once the cornerstone of the WCW wrestling empire, WCW Saturday Night ended its run in 2000 as the company struggled creatively to meet the demands of producing over six hours of new broadcast material on a weekly basis. The rights to WCW Saturday Night now belong to WWE as a result of that company's 2001 purchase of WCW.
Episode 51 : WCW Saturday Night 299
December. 27,1997
Episode 50 : WCW Saturday Night 298
December. 20,1997
Episode 49 : WCW Saturday Night 297
December. 13,1997
Episode 48 : WCW Saturday Night 296
December. 06,1997
Episode 47 : WCW Saturday Night 295
November. 29,1997
Episode 46 : WCW Saturday Night 294
November. 22,1997
Episode 45 : WCW Saturday Night 293
November. 15,1997
Episode 44 : WCW Saturday Night 292
November. 08,1997
Episode 43 : WCW Saturday Night 291
November. 01,1997
Episode 42 : WCW Saturday Night 290
October. 25,1997
Episode 41 : WCW Saturday Night 289
October. 18,1997
Episode 40 : WCW Saturday Night 288
October. 11,1997
Episode 39 : WCW Saturday Night 287
October. 04,1997
Episode 38 : WCW Saturday Night 286
September. 27,1997
Episode 37 : WCW Saturday Night 285
September. 20,1997
Episode 36 : WCW Saturday Night 284
September. 13,1997
Episode 35 : WCW Saturday Night 283
September. 06,1997
Episode 34 : WCW Saturday Night 282
August. 30,1997
Episode 33 : WCW Saturday Night 281
August. 23,1997
Episode 32 : WCW Saturday Night 280
August. 16,1997
Episode 31 : WCW Saturday Night 279
August. 09,1997
Episode 30 : WCW Saturday Night 278
August. 02,1997
Episode 29 : WCW Saturday Night 277
July. 26,1997
Episode 28 : WCW Saturday Night 276
July. 19,1997
Episode 27 : WCW Saturday Night 275
July. 12,1997
Episode 26 : WCW Saturday Night 274
July. 05,1997
Episode 25 : WCW Saturday Night 273
June. 28,1997
Episode 24 : WCW Saturday Night 272
June. 21,1997
Episode 23 : WCW Saturday Night 271
June. 14,1997
Episode 22 : WCW Saturday Night 270
June. 07,1997
Episode 21 : WCW Saturday Night 269
May. 31,1997
Episode 20 : WCW Saturday Night 268
May. 24,1997
Episode 19 : WCW Saturday Night 267
May. 17,1997
Episode 18 : WCW Saturday Night 266
May. 10,1997
Episode 17 : WCW Saturday Night 265
April. 26,1997
Episode 16 : WCW Saturday Night 264
April. 19,1997
Episode 15 : WCW Saturday Night 263
April. 12,1997
Episode 14 : WCW Saturday Night 262
April. 05,1997
Episode 13 : WCW Saturday Night 261
March. 29,1997
Episode 12 : WCW Saturday Night 260
March. 22,1997
Episode 11 : WCW Saturday Night 259
March. 15,1997
Episode 10 : WCW Saturday Night 258
March. 08,1997
Episode 9 : WCW Saturday Night 257
March. 01,1997
Episode 8 : WCW Saturday Night 256
February. 22,1997
Episode 7 : WCW Saturday Night 255
February. 15,1997
Episode 6 : WCW Saturday Night 254
February. 08,1997
Episode 5 : WCW Saturday Night 253
February. 01,1997
Episode 4 : WCW Saturday Night 252
January. 25,1997
Episode 3 : WCW Saturday Night 251
January. 18,1997
Episode 2 : WCW Saturday Night 250
January. 11,1997
Episode 1 : WCW Saturday Night 249
January. 04,1997
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