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Status: Ended
First Aired: August 25, 2001
Seasons: 2
Episodes: 54
Networks: Spike
Genres: Drama

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WWF Excess(2001)

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Season 1

39 episodes • 2001

#	Episode	Air Date
1	8/25/01 (Guest: Triple H)	Aug 25, 2001
2	9/1/01 (Guest: Tazz)	Sep 1, 2001
3	9/8/01 (Guests: Spike Dudley, Booker T.)	Sep 8, 2001
4	9/15/01 (No Guest)	Sep 15, 2001
5	9/22/01 (Guests: Torrie Wilson, Stacy Kiebler)	Sep 22, 2001
6	9/29/01 (Guests: Chris Kanyon, Perry Saturn)	Sep 29, 2001
7	10/6/01 (Guest: Debra)	Oct 6, 2001
8	10/13/01 (Guests: Faarooq and Bradshaw the APA)	Oct 13, 2001
9	10/20/01 (Guest: Edge)	Oct 20, 2001
10	10/27/01 (No Guest)	Oct 27, 2001
11	11/3/01 (Guest: Raven)	Nov 3, 2001
12	11/10/01 (Guest: Christain)	Nov 10, 2001
13	11/17/01 (Guest: Jim Ross)	Nov 17, 2001
14	11/24/01 (Guest: Stacy Kiebler)	Nov 24, 2001
15	12/1/01 (Guest: Chris Benoit)	Dec 1, 2001
16	12/8/01 (Guest: William Regal)	Dec 8, 2001
17	12/15/01 (Guest: Shawn Michaels)	Dec 15, 2001
18	12/22/01 (Guest: Tazz)	Dec 22, 2001
19	12/29/02 (Guest: The Big Show)	Dec 29, 2001
20	1/5/02 (Guest: Ric Flair)	Jan 8, 2002
21	1/12/02 (Guest: Spike Dudley)	Jan 15, 2002
22	1/19/02 (Guest: The Hurricane)	Jan 22, 2002
23	1/26/02 (Guest: Diamond Dallas Page)	Jan 29, 2002
24	2/2/02 (Guest: Sgt. Slaughter)	Feb 2, 2002
25	2/9/02 (Guest: Val Venis)	Feb 9, 2002
26	2/16/02 (Guest: Jacqueline)	Feb 16, 2002
27	2/23/02 (Guests: Scotty 2 Hotty, Albert)	Feb 23, 2002
28	3/2/02 (Guest: Nidia)	Mar 2, 2002
29	3/9/02 (Guest: Tazz)	Mar 9, 2002
30	3/16/02 (Guest: Chris Benoit)	Mar 16, 2002
31	3/23/02 (Guest: Jazz)	Mar 23, 2002
32	3/30/02 (Guest: Al Snow)	Mar 30, 2002
33	04/06/02 (No Guest)	Apr 6, 2002
34	04/13/02 (No Guest)	Apr 13, 2002
35	04/20/02 (No Guest)	Apr 20, 2002
36	04/27/02 (No Guest)	Apr 27, 2002
37	05/04/02 (No Guest)	May 4, 2002
38	05/11/02 (No Guest)	May 11, 2002
39	05/18/02 (No Guest)	May 18, 2002

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Season 2

15 episodes • 2002

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 23	Feb 9, 2002
2	Episode 24	Feb 16, 2002
3	Episode 25	Feb 23, 2002
4	Episode 26	Mar 2, 2002
5	Episode 27	Mar 9, 2002
6	Episode 28	Mar 16, 2002
7	Episode 29	Mar 23, 2002
8	Episode 30	Mar 30, 2002
9	Episode 31	Apr 6, 2002
10	Episode 32	Apr 13, 2002
11	Episode 33	Apr 20, 2002
12	Episode 34	Apr 27, 2002
13	Episode 35	May 4, 2002
14	Episode 36	May 11, 2002
15	Episode 37: The Last Episode	May 18, 2002

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