The last episode of the docuseries “Who Killed WCW?” on VICE TV has been rated by fans. ProgrammingInsider.com says that 124,000 people watched the fourth and final show, which played on Tuesday, June 25, 2024.
The Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson-produced show is about the fall of World Championship Wrestling. The one-hour show that aired at 10/9c got a 0.05 rating in the key 18-to-49 category.
Holding an audience’s attention
A steady number of people watched the show all the way through. Episode 3 had the most views, with 148,000 and a 0.06 rating. The success of the last episode shows that people have been interested in the story of WCW’s fall for a long time.
WHO DID IT? VIEWS AND RATINGSTHE HISTORY OF HIPS
One episode (June 4) had 138,000 watchers and a 0.03 rating.
11.7k people watched Episode 2 on June 11 and it got a 0.02% rating.
148,000 people watched Episode 3 on June 18, and it got a 0.06 rating.
124,000 people watched Episode 4 (June 25), and it got a 0.05 grade.
The Story of How WCW Fell Apart
People were really interested in “Who Killed WCW?” because it went into great detail about the dramatic rise and fall of World Championship Wrestling. The show looked at how the organization’s internal politics, bad choices, and fierce rivals caused it to fall apart. It was once the biggest name in professional wrestling. The documentary series, which was narrated by people who work in the industry and are important figures, brought back memories and revealed new information. It is a must-see for wrestling fans and history buffs alike.
An important project for “The Rock” For Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, making this show wasn’t just a business deal; it was your personal goal. Johnson’s participation in the project added a layer of sincerity and emotion because he used to be a professional wrestler and saw the WCW era directly. A few weeks ago, Johnson talked about the show and said, “This story needed to be told.” The fall of WCW had a huge effect on the wrestling business, and knowing it helps us understand how complicated the business is and how strong its stars are.
How critics and viewers felt about it
“Who Killed WCW?” was hailed by both critics and fans for its emotional depth and well-rounded story. Many watchers wrote nice things about the show on social media, pointing out how well it balanced true news with interesting stories. Archival video, interviews, and expert analysis all worked together to give a full picture of WCW’s troubled past.
“Just finished watching the #WhoKilledWCW finale on @VICETV,” said one fan on Twitter. What a ride! Incredible stories and insights. Thanks to @TheRock and everyone on the team!”
Effects on the History of Wrestling
The success of “Who Killed WCW?” goes beyond the amount of people who watch it. People who are new to professional wrestling and people who have been watching for a long time are both interested in learning more about the past of WCW because of the show. The docuseries has helped people learn more about how the wrestling industry has changed over time by showing how WCW’s fall was caused by complex factors.
Plans for the future and a legacy
Now that “Who Killed WCW?” is over, fans can’t wait to see what Dwayne Johnson and VICE TV do next. The good reviews and high number of watchers show that there is a big demand for more wrestling-related material. Johnson said, “This is just the beginning,” which was a hint at possible future projects. That’s just the beginning of the stories I want to tell about the long and interesting past of professional wrestling.
When the last episode of “Who Killed WCW?” airs, it leaves a long impression on viewers. The documentary series not only paid tribute to the history of World Championship Wrestling, but it also set a high standard for future wrestling films with its thorough research, honest interviews, and gripping story.
