Season
- Season 5 2010-01-05
- Season 4 2009-01-06
- Season 3 2008-01-01
- Season 2 2007-01-02
- Season 1 2006-06-13
- Season 0 2006-06-07
Episode
- Episode 1: Unfinished Business
- Episode 2: Opportunity Knocks
- Episode 3: Extreme Four Way
- Episode 4: American Celebration
- Episode 5: Possible Payback
- Episode 6: A Little Respect
- Episode 7: All-American Gladiators
- Episode 8: Face-To-Face
- Episode 9: Evil on ECW
- Episode 10: Bank Battle
- Episode 11: Bourne's Back
- Episode 12: Money Lounge
- Episode 13: Money Match
- Episode 14: Let the Chase to Backlash Begin
- Episode 15: Changes And Chases
- Episode 16: Pre-Backlash Brawl
- Episode 17: Championship Interrupted
- Episode 18: Swagger's Cinco De Mayo Fiesta
- Episode 19: ‘The Peep Show’s’ Explosive Return
- Episode 20: Extreme Hart
- Episode 21: Extreme To The Third Power
- Episode 22: Dream Big
- Episode 23: Scandalous Signing
- Episode 24: Ready For a Fight
- Episode 25: World's Strongest Clash Before The Bash
- Episode 26: Extreme Changes
- Episode 27: Charismatic Fate
- Episode 28: Monumental Mauling
- Episode 29: What's In The Cards For ECW?
- Episode 30: The Christian Era Begins
- Episode 31: Extreme Fight To The Finish
- Episode 32: A Regal No. 1 Contender
- Episode 33: A Regal Road to SummerSlam
- Episode 34: Regal's Second Chance
- Episode 35: The Celtic Warrior’s Golden Win
- Episode 36: Beast Wars
- Episode 37: No. 1 Contender... You Know It!
- Episode 38: Another Knock on Christian's Door
- Episode 39: A Royally Spoiled Night
- Episode 40: Extreme Interruption
- Episode 41: Decisive Disloyalty
- Episode 42: Unwelcome Visitor
- Episode 43: Royal Pain
- Episode 44: Wish Granted
- Episode 45: Christian Retains
- Episode 46: Straightedge Survivor
- Episode 47: Roundtable Rift
- Episode 48: Opponents Unite, Partnerships Crumble
- Episode 49: Extreme Climb To Top
- Episode 50: Ryder Sees Red
- Episode 51: Losing His Swagger
- Episode 52: An Original Goodbye
WWE ECW Season 4 ‘The Peep Show’s’ Explosive Return
6.4/10 users ECW was a professional wrestling television program for WWE, based on the independent Extreme Championship Wrestling promotion that lasted from 1992 to 2001. The show's name also referred to the ECW brand, in which WWE employees were assigned to work and perform, complementary to WWE's other brands, Raw and SmackDown. It debuted on June 13, 2006 on Sci Fi in the United States and ran for close to four years until it aired its final episode on February 16, 2010 on the rebranded Syfy. It was replaced the following week with WWE NXT.
