Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: May 25, 2002
Seasons: 3
Episodes: 81
Networks: Spike
Genres: Action & Adventure, Documentary, Drama

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WWE Confidential(2002)

TMDB Rating: 10.0 (3 votes)

Overview

Host "Mean" Gene Okerlund takes the WWE Universe inside WWE and goes in-depth on the lives of WWE Superstars in this magazine-style series. Featuring exclusive interviews, tributes, historic looks back, and much more, WWE Confidential has something for everyone.

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Season 1

27 episodes • 2002

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Show 1	May 25, 2002
2	Show 2	Jun 1, 2002
3	Show 3	Jun 8, 2002
4	Show 4	Jun 15, 2002
5	Show 5	Jun 22, 2002
6	Show 6	Jun 29, 2002
7	Show 7	Jul 13, 2002
8	Show 8	Jul 20, 2002
9	Show 9	Jul 27, 2002
10	Show 10	Aug 3, 2002
11	Show 11	Aug 17, 2002
12	Show 12	Aug 24, 2002
13	Show 13	Sep 7, 2002
14	Show 14	Sep 14, 2002
15	Show 15	Sep 21, 2002
16	Show 16	Oct 5, 2002
17	Show 17	Oct 12, 2002
18	Show 18	Oct 19, 2002
19	Show 19	Oct 26, 2002
20	Show 20	Nov 2, 2002
21	Show 21	Nov 9, 2002
22	Show 22	Nov 16, 2002
23	Show 23	Nov 23, 2002
24	Show 24	Nov 30, 2002
25	Show 25	Dec 7, 2002
26	Show 26	Dec 14, 2002
27	Show 27	Dec 21, 2002

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Season 2

38 episodes • 2003

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Show 28	Jan 4, 2003
2	Show 29	Jan 11, 2003
3	Show 30	Jan 18, 2003
4	Show 31	Feb 1, 2003
5	Show 32	Feb 8, 2003
6	Show 33	Feb 22, 2003
7	Show 34	Mar 1, 2003
8	Show 35	Mar 8, 2003
9	Show 36	Mar 15, 2003
10	Show 37	Mar 22, 2003
11	Show 38	Mar 29, 2003
12	Show 39	Apr 5, 2003
13	Show 40	Apr 12, 2003
15	Show 42	May 3, 2003
17	Show 44	May 17, 2003
18	Show 45	May 31, 2003
19	Show 46	Jun 7, 2003
20	Show 47	Jun 14, 2003
21	Show 48	Jun 21, 2003
22	Show 49	Jun 28, 2003
23	Show 50	Jul 5, 2003
24	Show 51	Jul 12, 2003
25	Show 53	Jul 19, 2003
26	Show 52	Jul 19, 2003
27	Show 52	Jul 19, 2003
28	Show 53	Jul 26, 2003
29	Show 54	Aug 2, 2003
30	Show 55	Aug 9, 2003
32	Show 57	Aug 23, 2003
33	Show 58	Aug 30, 2003
34	Show 59	Sep 6, 2003
35	Show 60	Sep 13, 2003
36	Show 61	Sep 20, 2003
37	Show 62	Sep 27, 2003
38	Show 63	Oct 4, 2003
40	Show 65	Oct 18, 2003
41	Show 66	Nov 1, 2003
42	Show 67	Nov 8, 2003

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Season 3

16 episodes • TBA

#	Episode	Air Date
2	Show 69	Jan 10, 2004
3	Show 70	Jan 17, 2004
4	Show 71	Jan 24, 2004
5	Show 72	Jan 31, 2004
6	Show 73	Feb 7, 2004
7	Show 74	Feb 14, 2004
8	Show 75	Feb 21, 2004
9	Show 76	Feb 28, 2004
10	Show 77	Mar 6, 2004
11	Show 78	Mar 13, 2004
12	Show 79	Mar 20, 2004
13	Show 80	Mar 27, 2004
14	Show 81	Apr 3, 2004
15	Show 82	Apr 10, 2004
16	Show 83	TBA
17	Show 83	Apr 24, 2004

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