WWE Raw (Season 18)

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

  • Poster for January 4, 2010 (Dayton, OH)

    January 4, 2010 (Dayton, OH) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-01-04

    Runtime: 94 min

    Overview: Like unicorns, the Loch Ness monster and the lost city of Atlantis, the return of Bret Hart to WWE seemed merely the stuff of legend, a sight among the WWE faithful that would never come to fruition. Then it happened. After a controversial exit and a 12-year absence, The Excellence of Execution agreed to return to WWE as the first special guest host of Raw to kick off the new year. Even Bigfoot himself couldn’t have proven a more exciting host … or more shocking.

  • Poster for January 11, 2010 (Minneapolis, MN)

    January 11, 2010 (Minneapolis, MN) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-01-11

    Runtime: 93 min

    Overview: As professional boxing’s former Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the World, Mike Tyson enjoyed a reputation for delivering the knockout punch in no time flat. As special guest host of Raw, however, the “Baddest Man on the Planet” held off until the final round to deliver a shocking KO to the WWE Universe – and especially Chris Jericho.

  • Poster for January 18, 2010 (Knoxville, TN)

    January 18, 2010 (Knoxville, TN) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-01-18

    Runtime: 93 min

    Overview: In the new comedy When In Rome, starring Raw’s special guest co-hosts Jon Heder and Don Johnson, a woman finds herself engulfed by an over abundance of affection from her suitors. Unlike the premise of their movie, though, Heder and Johnson found themselves surrounded by anything but love as Raw Superstars turned on one another in the lead up to the Royal Rumble.

  • Poster for January 25, 2010 (Columbus, OH)

    January 25, 2010 (Columbus, OH) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-01-25

    Runtime: 92 min

    Overview: After his co-star on USA Network’s Psych, James Roday, was rushed to the hospital for an emergency appendectomy, actor Dule Hill was forced to act as Raw’s sole guest host. No worries, though, since Hill more than held his own with a little guidance from John Cena, who just so happens to guest star on Psych’s season premiere this Wednesday at 10/9 CT.

  • Poster for February 1, 2010 (Nashville, TN)

    February 1, 2010 (Nashville, TN) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-02-01

    Runtime: 97 min

    Overview: In his role as Capt. James T. Kirk of the starship Enterprise, William Shatner presided over a crew that sometimes found themselves at each others’ throats. In his role as special guest host of Raw, the iconic actor also presided over a roster full of Superstars – and at least one Chairman – with enough personal vendettas to fill an entire galaxy.

  • Poster for February 8, 2010 (Lafayette, LA)

    February 8, 2010 (Lafayette, LA) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-02-08

    Runtime: 97 min

    Overview: Let the celebration continue! Just one night after the New Orleans Saints captured the NFL’s top prize in the Super Bowl, the people of Louisiana were still in the mood to party when Raw rolled into the Cajundome. Good thing, too, since special guest host and NASCAR driver Carl Edwards gave them plenty to celebrate.

  • Poster for February 15, 2010 (Des Moines, IA)

    February 15, 2010 (Des Moines, IA) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-02-15

    Runtime: 90 min

    Overview: The rowdy guests on The Jerry Springer Show are known for catching the objects of their scorn off guard and landing a painful blow or two. As evidenced by several WWE Superstars, however, those dirty tactics aren’t confined solely to the stage of Raw’s latest special guest host, Jerry Springer.

  • Poster for February 22, 2010 (Indianapolis, IN)

    February 22, 2010 (Indianapolis, IN) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-02-22

    Runtime: 96 min

    Overview: One night after WWE Elimination Chamber, special guest co-hosts, singer Jewel and her husband, pro bull rider Ty Murray, were riding high in the saddle as they helped wrangle an ornery herd of Superstars into several WrestleMania matches.

  • Poster for March 1, 2010 (Oklahoma City, OK)

    March 1, 2010 (Oklahoma City, OK) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-03-01

    Runtime: 92 min

    Overview: With Cheech and Chong acting as special guest hosts, the WWE Universe held on for a few loopy twists and trippy turns on The Road to WrestleMania.

  • Poster for March 8, 2010 (Portland, OR)

    March 8, 2010 (Portland, OR) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-03-08

    Runtime: 90 min

    Overview: Master illusionist Criss Angel may have acted as special guest host of Monday Night Raw, but it was Mr. McMahon who employed trickery and a host of hired hands to punish John Cena on The Road to WrestleMania.

  • Poster for March 15, 2010 (San Diego, CA)

    March 15, 2010 (San Diego, CA) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-03-15

    Runtime: 89 min

    Overview: When the most popular Superstar in WWE history returns to guest host Monday Night Raw, certain rules apply. First, that Superstar should behave in a manner befitting WWE’s image. Secondly, that Superstar should speak in respectful tones. And lastly, that Superstar should demonstrate sufficient reverence to their former employer. As “Stone Cold” Steve Austin demonstrated, however, when The Texas Rattlesnake is that Superstar, no rules apply!

  • Poster for March 22, 2010 (San Jose, CA)

    March 22, 2010 (San Jose, CA) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-03-22

    Runtime: 92 min

    Overview: The Road to WrestleMania ends in just six days when the WWE Universe descends upon Phoenix for the biggest event in all of entertainment. Tonight, though, the twists, turns and dangerous curves continued to pop up along the way.

  • Poster for March 29, 2010 (Phoenix, AZ)

    March 29, 2010 (Phoenix, AZ) 9.0

    Air date: 2010-03-29

    Runtime: 96 min

    Overview: The day after WrestleMania XXVI ushered in a new era. While a crop of new, exhilarating, young Superstars are being cultivated in the hothouse of WWE, it was time for one Superstar, Shawn Michaels, to bid farewell after offering up a 25-year feast of cherished memories and jaw-dropping moments. Thank you, Shawn Michaels.

  • Poster for April 5, 2010 (Moline, IL)

    April 5, 2010 (Moline, IL) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-04-05

    Runtime: 93 min

    Overview: When David “A-List” Otunga won an Eight-Man Battle Royal to earn the honor of special guest host, the NXT Rookie didn’t forget to bring his “A” games to Monday Night Raw.

  • Poster for April 12, 2010 (London, England)

    April 12, 2010 (London, England) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-04-12

    Runtime: 90 min

    Overview: As an international star beloved by fans around the world, who better than David Hasselhoff to take the reins of Raw across the pond in London? To say he did a phenomenal job, would be like saying that KITT from Knight Rider was a “decent ride.” Let’s face it, The Hoff went off!

  • Poster for April 19, 2010 (East Rutherford, NJ)

    April 19, 2010 (East Rutherford, NJ) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-04-19

    Runtime: 90 min

    Overview: With a giant ash cloud hovering over Europe, thanks to an erupting volcano in Iceland, air travel has been severely restricted, causing most of the Raw roster to find themselves grounded overseas after their European tour. With Extreme Rules less than a week away, however, WWE found plenty of angry SmackDown Superstars just itching to blow their tops.

  • Poster for April 26, 2010 (Richmond, VA)

    April 26, 2010 (Richmond, VA) 8.0

    Air date: 2010-04-26

    Runtime: 132 min

    Overview: While the outcome of Extreme Rules rattled the WWE Universe just 24 hours prior, the following night’s 2010 WWE Draft on a special three-hour Monday Night Raw shook many of the Superstars themselves to their very core. The quake resulted when both the Raw and SmackDown rosters competed in inter-promotional matches to determine which brand would earn a Draft pick.

  • Poster for May 3, 2010 (Jacksonville, FL)

    May 3, 2010 (Jacksonville, FL) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-05-03

    Runtime: 92 min

    Overview: With an entirely new constellation of Superstar draftees moving into its orbit, the Raw roster promised to be an altered universe. As if to punctuate that point, former SmackDown Superstar Chris Jericho devestated the Unified Tag Team Champions with the help of an unlikely ally and Edge nearly laid waste to a former friend before feeling the pain of angry fangs.

  • Poster for May 10, 2010 (Pittsburgh, PA)

    May 10, 2010 (Pittsburgh, PA) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-05-10

    Runtime: 90 min

    Overview: “The sole advantage of power is that you can do more good.” – Baltasar Gracian. It’s a pretty solid bet that Vickie Guerrero has never heard that quote. And while her reign as Raw’s General Manager proved mercifully brief, the ripples she caused are certain to reverberate for weeks to come.

  • Poster for May 17, 2010 (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

    May 17, 2010 (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) 8.0

    Air date: 2010-05-17

    Runtime: 120 min

    Overview: With just six days before Over the Limit, special guest host Buzz Aldrin, one of the famed astronauts aboard the first manned mission to the moon, blasted the WWE Universe into orbit on a commercial-free Raw.

  • Poster for May 24, 2010 (Toledo, OH)

    May 24, 2010 (Toledo, OH) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-05-24

    Runtime: 87 min

    Overview: While special guest host Jon Lovitz enjoys success as a comedian, a movie star and a former member of Saturday Night Live, the brutal qualifying matches and one shocking departure that went down inside Toledo's Huntington Center were no laughing matter.

  • Poster for May 31, 2010 (Austin, TX)

    May 31, 2010 (Austin, TX) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-05-31

    Runtime: 88 min

    Overview: While the WWE Universe saluted the men and women of the armed forces on Memorial Day, it was special guest host Ashton Kutcher who ordered the Raw Superstars into combat with one another in front of a capacity crowd. Atten-shun!

  • Poster for June 7, 2010 (Miami, FL)

    June 7, 2010 (Miami, FL) 8.0

    Air date: 2010-06-07

    Runtime: 134 min

    Overview: The WWE Universe took the reins of Monday Night Raw for the first-ever Viewer’s Choice Night, choosing the matches and stipulations by voting on WWE.com. Hosted by the cast of The A-Team, this three-hour, co-branded event was created by and for the WWE Universe, loaded with surprise match-ups that reignited old rivalries between both Raw and SmackDown Superstars while creating entirely new ones in the process.

  • Poster for June 14, 2010 (Charlotte, NC)

    June 14, 2010 (Charlotte, NC) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-06-14

    Runtime: 92 min

    Overview: While it’s Raw guest host Mark Feuerstein who stars in USA Network’s Royal Pains, it was Raw’s General Manager, Bret Hart, who experienced serious and mounting pains of his own thanks to the group of ruthless and desperate season one NXT Rookies.

  • Poster for June 21, 2010 (Bridgeport, CT)

    June 21, 2010 (Bridgeport, CT) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-06-21

    Runtime: 95 min

    Overview: One night after the seven season one NXT Rookies decimated the WWE landscape at Fatal 4-Way, the pugnacious pack once again tore into the Raw roster to make their presence felt – even going so far as to attack The Chairman himself, Mr. McMahon!

  • Poster for June 28, 2010 (Philadelphia, PA)

    June 28, 2010 (Philadelphia, PA) 8.5

    Air date: 2010-06-28

    Runtime: 91 min

    Overview: As a singer of sinister songs and a director of horror films, Raw special guest host Rob Zombie has experience with the darker side of human nature. That experience must have set him somewhat at ease when Randy Orton slithered past his foes to demonstrate just how far a snake will go to wrap himself around what he wants.

  • Poster for July 5, 2010 (Nashville, TN)

    July 5, 2010 (Nashville, TN) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-07-05

    Runtime: 96 min

    Overview: During The Nexus’ reign of terror, the band of bothers have focused their attacks, managing not to involve the entire Raw roster. This week, however, their actions managed to drag nearly every Raw Superstar into their wicked wake.

  • Poster for July 12, 2010 (Lexington, KY)

    July 12, 2010 (Lexington, KY) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-07-12

    Runtime: 95 min

    Overview: While everyone’s favorite TV mom Florence Henderson tried to keep the Raw roster on the straight and narrow, The Nexus would have none of it, continuing to prove their as angry and out-of-control as Mel Gibson on a phone rant.

  • Poster for July 19, 2010 (Tulsa, OK)

    July 19, 2010 (Tulsa, OK) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-07-19

    Runtime: 91 min

    Overview: Push John Cena and the man is bound to push back. One night after losing a WWE Championship Steel Cage Match thanks to The Nexus, Cena came to Raw to return the favor – and he brought along reinforcements.

  • Poster for July 26, 2010 (San Antonio, TX)

    July 26, 2010 (San Antonio, TX) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-07-26

    Runtime: 89 min

    Overview: It’s often said that everything is bigger in Texas. Well, if you’re John Cena, that’s certainly proven true. As he and his seven-man SummerSlam squad move closer to the biggest bash of the season, the troubles, the tribulations and the headaches have all grown as large as the Lonestar State.

  • Poster for August 2, 2010 (San Antonio, TX)

    August 2, 2010 (San Antonio, TX) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-08-02

    Runtime: 114 min

    Overview: It’s the dog days of summer, and with SummerSlam just two weeks away, the Raw roster certainly seems to be feeling the heat. While WWE Champion Sheamus tries to escape the glare of his cold-blooded competitor, Randy Orton, Team WWE continues to tear themselves apart.

  • Poster for August 9, 2010 (Sacramento, CA)

    August 9, 2010 (Sacramento, CA) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-08-09

    Runtime: 93 min

    Overview: Like a runaway sailboat careening toward SummerSlam, Team WWE fought and flailed as if in the eye of the storm. With just six days left, however, will the crew finally right themselves in time, or are they destined to crash against the rock solid unity of The Nexus?

  • Poster for August 16, 2010 (Los Angeles, CA)

    August 16, 2010 (Los Angeles, CA) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-08-16

    Runtime: 92 min

    Overview: When Team WWE dismantled The Nexus at SummerSlam the night before, it appeared that the sun had finally set on the seven deadly sinners. On Monday night, however, the group’s members, with the exception of one, each survived in singles competition, offering The Nexus hope that a new day may have finally dawned.

  • Poster for August 23, 2010 (Los Angeles, CA)

    August 23, 2010 (Los Angeles, CA) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-08-23

    Runtime: 88 min

    Overview: During Monday Night Raw, the City of Angels played host to a pair of WWE's heavenly bodies, a contingent of deadly sinners and a half dozen Superstars ready to clash in a battle of biblical proportions at the Night of Champions pay-per-view.

  • Poster for August 30, 2010 (Boston, MA)

    August 30, 2010 (Boston, MA) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-08-30

    Runtime: 97 min

    Overview: In this historic city, nearly 240 years ago, a group of men rebelled against the tyranny of the English establishment. Those American colonists would eventually go on to overcome their British oppressors. During Raw’s 900th episode celebration, however, it would be the Englishman who would prevail in the end.

  • Poster for September 6, 2010 (Washington, DC)

    September 6, 2010 (Washington, DC) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-09-06

    Runtime: 89 min

    Overview: In the shadow of the breathtaking Washington Monument, Randy Orton made a few breathtaking monumental statements of his own. In the U.S. capital, The Viper countered the attacks of four Superstars with a flurry of RKOs.

  • Poster for September 13, 2010 (Cincinnati, OH)

    September 13, 2010 (Cincinnati, OH) 8.0

    Air date: 2010-09-13

    Runtime: 90 min

    Overview: With just six days until Night of Champions, several competitors in that night’s Six Pack Elimination Challenge pushed their luck with Raw’s Roulette Wheel. Some hit the jackpot in their matches, while others saw their fortunes dwindle at the tables.

  • Poster for September 20, 2010 (Indianapolis, IN)

    September 20, 2010 (Indianapolis, IN) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-09-20

    Runtime: 93 min

    Overview: Twenty-four hours earlier, at Night of Champions, several WWE Superstars were in heaven when they earned new championships. During Raw, however, WWE Champion Randy Orton, Sheamus, John Cena and Wade Barrett realized they'll be feeling the heat when they compete at the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view inside the American Airlines Center in Dallas.

  • Poster for September 27, 2010 (Indianapolis, IN)

    September 27, 2010 (Indianapolis, IN) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-09-27

    Runtime: 87 min

    Overview: It’s been said that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Whoever thought up that must have never watched Raw. There are a galaxy of Superstars who have never nurtured a good intention in their lives, and with just one week until they find themselves in “Hell,” they aren’t about to start now.

  • Poster for October 4, 2010 (Wichita, KS)

    October 4, 2010 (Wichita, KS) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-10-04

    Runtime: 88 min

    Overview: WWE has been forever altered. One night after Hell in a Cell, John Cena, arguably WWE’s brightest Superstar, was forced into a shadowy arrangement with one of the darkest forces Raw has ever known, The Nexus, and the group's petulant principal, Wade Barrett.

  • Poster for October 11, 2010 (Seattle, WA)

    October 11, 2010 (Seattle, WA) 8.0

    Air date: 2010-10-11

    Runtime: 95 min

    Overview: With WWE Bragging Rights less than two weeks away, the time had come for the Raw roster to determine which Superstars would carry the brand’s flag into battle and just who would lead that charge – The Miz or John Cena.

  • Poster for October 18, 2010 (Calgary, Alberta, Canada)

    October 18, 2010 (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-10-18

    Runtime: 81 min

    Overview: As Team Raw prepares to make landfall at WWE Bragging Rights in just six days, the red brand found themselves awash in a stormy sea of blue when the SmackDown roster invaded Monday night.

  • Poster for October 25, 2010 (Green Bay, WI)

    October 25, 2010 (Green Bay, WI) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-10-25

    Runtime: 93 min

    Overview: Halloween may be a night for demonic spirits to wreak havoc on the living, but just six days prior to All Hallows Eve, a presence equally as sadistic, Wade Barrett, was busy haunting his nemesis, John Cena.

  • Poster for November 1, 2010 (Long Island, NY)

    November 1, 2010 (Long Island, NY) 6.0

    Air date: 2010-11-01

    Runtime: 89 min

    Overview: John Cena can probably kiss that employee-of-the-month award goodbye. Among supremely bad ideas, ticking off your boss is right up there with arm-wrestling an alligator, but the reluctant Nexus member did just that when he stuck to his principles and refused to play favorites for Nexus leader Wade Barrett.

  • Poster for November 8, 2010 (Manchester, England)

    November 8, 2010 (Manchester, England) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-11-08

    Runtime: 88 min

    Overview: With two weeks until Survivor Series, Monday Night Raw hopped the pond and settled into jolly ol’ England. Although the proceedings appeared to be running smoothly, even “tickety-boo,” as the Brits might say, when Manchester native Wade Barrett started bossing around Superstars, that’s when things became all “sixes and sevens” – and that, as any Englishman will tell you – adds up to chaos.

  • Poster for November 15, 2010 (Hershey, PA)

    November 15, 2010 (Hershey, PA) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-11-15

    Runtime: 140 min

    Overview: Who needs a DeLorean that can hit 88 mph to travel back in time? Instead, Raw kicked off Old School night with a battalion of WWE Alumni and Hall of Famers. And although the classic Raw graphics and ring ropes were evident, there was still a lot of brand new developments leading up to this Sunday’s Survivor Series.

  • Poster for November 22, 2010 (Orlando, FL)

    November 22, 2010 (Orlando, FL) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-11-22

    Runtime: 88 min

    Overview: Buckle up, hold on and expect the unexpected. While Central Florida may be the epicenter of theme parks and wild rides, the WWE Universe was forced onto a rollercoaster ride of their own, bidding farewell to one era while bracing for a completely new one - The Age of Awesome.

  • Poster for November 29, 2010 (Philadelphia, PA)

    November 29, 2010 (Philadelphia, PA) 8.0

    Air date: 2010-11-29

    Runtime: 126 min

    Overview: The lineage of those who’ve worn the King of the Ring crown is rich with WWE Hall of Famers and Legends, including “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, Bret Hart, Edge and Triple H. Tonight, a new King, an Irish King would capture the throne to take his place among WWE royalty.

  • Poster for December 6, 2010 (Louisville, KY)

    December 6, 2010 (Louisville, KY) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-12-06

    Runtime: 94 min

    Overview: Before the American Revolution began in 1774, the kingdom of Great Britain assumed they had their American subjects squarely under thumb. And we all know how that turned out. Fast forward 200 years, and Englishman Wade Barrett appears to be on the verge of suffering a similar revolt.

  • Poster for December 13, 2010 (New Orleans, LA)

    December 13, 2010 (New Orleans, LA) 8.0

    Air date: 2010-12-13

    Runtime: 137 min

    Overview: In one of the most exciting awards ceremonies on television, bar none, Raw celebrated another year of the Slammy Awards. With the opening of each envelope, bombshells continued to drop throughout the broadcast. And the Slammy goes to…

  • Poster for December 20, 2010 (Austin, TX)

    December 20, 2010 (Austin, TX) 8.0

    Air date: 2010-12-20

    Runtime: 85 min

    Overview: T’was five days before Christmas, and all through WWE, the Superstars were stirring, in the wake of TLC...

  • Poster for December 27, 2010 (Albany, NY)

    December 27, 2010 (Albany, NY) 7.0

    Air date: 2010-12-27

    Runtime: 102 min

    Overview: According to Chinese astrology, 2010 was the Year of the Tiger. However, with The Miz as WWE Champion, The Nexus still a dominant force and CM Punk getting the best of John Cena, perhaps the past 12 months will best be known as the Year of the Rat.

WWE Raw

Seasons

Season 1
5.9 Season 1
Episodes 45
Season 2
8 Season 2
Episodes 47
Season 3
Season 3
Episodes 48
Season 4
7 Season 4
Episodes 51
Season 5
7.6 Season 5
Episodes 52
Season 6
9.1 Season 6
Episodes 52
Season 7
7.7 Season 7
Episodes 52
Season 8
Season 8
Episodes 52
Season 9
7.4 Season 9
Episodes 53
Season 10
6.3 Season 10
Episodes 52
Season 11
7.8 Season 11
Episodes 52
Season 12
8.2 Season 12
Episodes 52
Season 13
8.4 Season 13
Episodes 52
Season 14
7 Season 14
Episodes 52
Season 15
7 Season 15
Episodes 53
Season 16
7.1 Season 16
Episodes 52
Season 17
7.1 Season 17
Episodes 52
Season 18
6.9 Season 18
Episodes 52
Season 19
7 Season 19
Episodes 52
Season 20
7.1 Season 20
Episodes 53
Season 21
7.2 Season 21
Episodes 52
Season 22
7 Season 22
Episodes 52
Season 23
6.8 Season 23
Episodes 52
Season 24
7.1 Season 24
Episodes 52
Season 25
7.1 Season 25
Episodes 52
Season 26
6.8 Season 26
Episodes 53
Season 27
6.9 Season 27
Episodes 52
Season 28
6.4 Season 28
Episodes 52
Season 29
6.3 Season 29
Episodes 52
Season 30
6.9 Season 30
Episodes 52
Season 31
6.8 Season 31
Episodes 52
Season 32
7.4 Season 32
Episodes 40
Specials
Specials
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