Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: January 8, 1998
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 156
Networks: TBS
Genres: Action & Adventure

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WCW Thunder(1998)

TMDB Rating: 7.9 (8 votes)

Overview

WCW Thunder was a professional wrestling show produced by World Championship Wrestling.

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Season 1

44 episodes • 1998

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Thunder 01	Jan 8, 1998
2	Thunder 02	Jan 15, 1998
3	Thunder 03	Jan 22, 1998
4	Thunder 04	Jan 29, 1998
5	Thunder 05	Feb 5, 1998
6	Thunder 06	Feb 12, 1998
7	Thunder 07	Feb 19, 1998
8	Thunder 08	Feb 26, 1998
9	Thunder 09	Mar 5, 1998
10	Thunder 10	Mar 12, 1998
11	Thunder 11	Mar 19, 1998
12	Thunder 12	Mar 26, 1998
13	Thunder 13	Apr 9, 1998
14	Thunder 14	Apr 16, 1998
15	Thunder 15	Apr 23, 1998
16	Thunder 16	May 14, 1998
17	Thunder 17	May 21, 1998
18	Thunder 18	May 28, 1998
19	Thunder 19	Jun 4, 1998
20	Thunder 20	Jun 11, 1998
21	Thunder 21	Jun 18, 1998
22	Thunder 22	Jun 25, 1998
23	Thunder 23	Jul 2, 1998
24	Thunder 24	Jul 9, 1998
25	Thunder 25	Jul 16, 1998
26	Thunder 26	Aug 6, 1998
27	Thunder 27	Aug 13, 1998
28	Thunder 28	Aug 20, 1998
29	Thunder 29	Aug 27, 1998
30	Thunder 30	Sep 3, 1998
31	Thunder 31	Sep 10, 1998
32	Thunder 32	Sep 17, 1998
33	Thunder 33	Sep 24, 1998
34	Thunder 34	Oct 1, 1998
35	Thunder 35	Oct 8, 1998
36	Thunder 36	Oct 15, 1998
37	Thunder 37	Oct 22, 1998
38	Thunder 38	Oct 29, 1998
39	Thunder 39	Nov 5, 1998
40	Thunder 40	Nov 12, 1998
41	Thunder 41	Nov 19, 1998
42	Thunder 42	Dec 3, 1998
43	Thunder 43	Dec 10, 1998
44	Thunder 44	Dec 17, 1998

Season 2

49 episodes • 1999

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Thunder 45	Jan 7, 1999
2	Thunder 46	Jan 14, 1999
3	Thunder 47	Jan 21, 1999
4	Thunder 48	Jan 28, 1999
5	Thunder 49	Feb 4, 1999
6	Thunder 50	Feb 11, 1999
7	Thunder 51	Feb 18, 1999
8	Thunder 52	Feb 25, 1999
9	Thunder 53	Mar 4, 1999
10	Thunder 54	Mar 11, 1999
11	Thunder 55	Mar 18, 1999
12	Thunder 56	Mar 25, 1999
13	Thunder 57	Apr 1, 1999
14	Thunder 58	Apr 7, 1999
15	Thunder 59	Apr 15, 1999
16	Thunder 60	Apr 22, 1999
17	Thunder 61	Apr 29, 1999
18	Thunder 62	May 6, 1999
19	Thunder 63	May 20, 1999
20	Thunder 64	May 27, 1999
21	Thunder 65	Jun 3, 1999
22	Thunder 66	Jun 10, 1999
23	Thunder 67	Jun 17, 1999
24	Thunder 68	Jun 24, 1999
25	Thunder 69	Jul 1, 1999
26	Thunder 70	Jul 8, 1999
27	Thunder 71	Jul 14, 1999
28	Thunder 72	Jul 22, 1999
29	Thunder 73	Jul 29, 1999
30	Thunder 74	Aug 4, 1999
31	Thunder 75	Aug 12, 1999
32	Thunder 76	Aug 19, 1999
33	Thunder 77	Aug 26, 1999
34	Thunder 78	Sep 2, 1999
35	Thunder 79	Sep 9, 1999
36	Thunder 80	Sep 16, 1999
37	Thunder 81	Sep 23, 1999
38	Thunder 82	Sep 30, 1999
39	Thunder 83	Oct 7, 1999
40	Thunder 84	Oct 14, 1999
41	Thunder 85	Oct 21, 1999
42	Thunder 86	Oct 28, 1999
43	Thunder 87	Nov 4, 1999
44	Thunder 88	Nov 11, 1999
45	Thunder 89	Nov 18, 1999
46	Thunder 90	Dec 2, 1999
47	Thunder 91	Dec 9, 1999
48	Thunder 92	Dec 16, 1999
49	Thunder 93	Dec 23, 1999

Season 3

51 episodes • 2000

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Thunder 94	Jan 6, 2000
2	Thunder 95	Jan 12, 2000
3	Thunder 96	Jan 19, 2000
4	Thunder 97	Jan 26, 2000
5	Thunder 98	Feb 2, 2000
6	Thunder 99	Feb 9, 2000
7	Thunder 100	Feb 16, 2000
8	Thunder 101	Feb 23, 2000
9	Thunder 102	Mar 1, 2000
10	Thunder 103	Mar 8, 2000
11	Thunder 104	Mar 15, 2000
12	Thunder 105	Mar 22, 2000
13	Thunder 106	Mar 29, 2000
14	Thunder 107	Apr 5, 2000
15	Thunder 108	Apr 12, 2000
16	Thunder 109	Apr 26, 2000
17	Thunder 110	May 3, 2000
18	Thunder 111	May 10, 2000
19	Thunder 112	May 17, 2000
20	Thunder 113	May 24, 2000
21	Thunder 114	May 31, 2000
22	Thunder 115	Jun 7, 2000
23	Thunder 116	Jun 14, 2000
24	Thunder 117	Jun 21, 2000
25	Thunder 118	Jun 28, 2000
26	Thunder 119	Jul 5, 2000
27	Thunder 120	Jul 12, 2000
28	Thunder 121	Jul 19, 2000
29	Thunder 122	Jul 26, 2000
30	Thunder 123	Aug 2, 2000
31	Thunder 124	Aug 9, 2000
32	Thunder 125	Aug 16, 2000
33	Thunder 126	Aug 23, 2000
34	Thunder 127	Aug 30, 2000
35	Thunder 128	Sep 6, 2000
36	Thunder 129	Sep 13, 2000
37	Thunder 130	Sep 20, 2000
38	Thunder 131	Sep 27, 2000
39	Thunder 132	Oct 4, 2000
40	Thunder 133	Oct 11, 2000
41	Thunder 134	Oct 18, 2000
42	Thunder 135	Oct 25, 2000
43	Thunder 136	Nov 1, 2000
44	Thunder 137	Nov 8, 2000
45	Thunder 138	Nov 15, 2000
46	Thunder 139	Nov 22, 2000
47	Thunder 140	Nov 29, 2000
48	Thunder 141	Dec 6, 2000
49	Thunder 142	Dec 13, 2000
50	Thunder 143	Dec 20, 2000
51	Thunder 144	Dec 27, 2000

Season 4

12 episodes • 2001

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Thunder 145	Jan 3, 2001
2	Thunder 146	Jan 10, 2001
3	Thunder 147	Jan 17, 2001
4	Thunder 148	Jan 24, 2001
5	Thunder 149	Jan 31, 2001
6	Thunder 150	Feb 7, 2001
7	Thunder 151	Feb 14, 2001
8	Thunder 152	Feb 21, 2001
9	Thunder 153	Feb 28, 2001
10	Thunder 154	Mar 7, 2001
11	Thunder 155	Mar 14, 2001
12	Thunder 156	Mar 21, 2001

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