WWF Prime Time Wrestling
Overview:
WWF Prime Time Wrestling was a professional wrestling television program produced by the World Wrestling Federation. It aired on the USA Network from 1985–1993. A precursor to Monday Night Raw, Prime Time Wrestling was a two-hour long, weekly program that featured stars of the World Wrestling Federation. The program featured wrestling matches, interviews, promos featuring WWF wrestlers, updates of current feuds and announcements of upcoming local and pay-per-view events. WWE Hall of Famers Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan highlight the best of early-1985s WWE in Prime Time Wrestling.
January 6, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 1
January 13, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 2
January 20, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 3
January 27, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 4
February 3, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 5
February 17, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 6
February 24, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 7
March 2, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 8
March 9, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 9
March 16, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 10
March 23, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 11
March 29, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 12
April 6, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 13
April 13, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 14
April 20, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 15
April 27, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 16
May 4, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 17
May 11, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 18
May 18, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 19
May 25, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 20
June 1, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 21
June 8, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 22
June 15, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 23
June 22, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 24
June 29, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 25
July 6, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 26
July 13, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 27
July 20, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 28
July 27, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 29
August 3, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 30
August 10, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 31
August 17, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 32
August 23, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 33
September 14, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 34
September 21, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 35
September 28, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 36
October 5, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 37
October 12, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 38
October 19, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 39
October 26, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 40
November 2, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 41
November 9, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 42
November 16, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 43
November 22, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 44
November 30, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 45
December 7, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 46
December 14, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 47
December 21, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 48
December 28, 1992
Season 8 · Episode 49
January 4, 1993 (Final Episode)
Season 8 · Episode 50
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