When WWE launched the Network a year ago they promoted the Monday Night War series heavily. After 20 episodes that are an hour in length each (that's 20 hours of content), there's no denying that they did a wonderful job in truly telling the story about what happened between WWE Monday Night Raw and WCW Monday Nitro. During the 20 episodes, they covered so many subjects. There was an episode about Steve Austin taking off as a huge star, Goldberg's rise in WCW, The Rock's rise to greatness, Sting and The Undertaker as the leaders of their companies, the many mistakes WCW made along the way and many other interesting stories. There were some things about it that people griped about like how the Eric Bischoff interview used for it was from 2002 and a lot of it was on the various DVDs WWE have released over the years. There were also certain things where WWE may have fabricated things a bit to make themselves look better, but when you win the "war" you can do what you want, right? Whether you lived through the Monday Night War or you only heard about it, the series does a wonderful job in terms of covering everything in a thorough way.
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