Go behind the scenes with new ‘WWE: Unreal’ docuseries
Go behind the scenes with new ‘WWE: Unreal’ docuseries
The show promises to unveil a side of WWE that fans haven’t seen before.
Netflix is coming down from the top rope with even more WWE content. The streamer — which first took over live broadcasts of “WWE Raw” in January — is now following up the success of that acquisition with a new documentary series called “WWE: Unreal.” This show will give even the most diehard WWE fans a look inside the wrestling league that they’ve never seen before, and we’ll fill you in on all the details we have here.
Everything we know so far about ‘WWE: Unreal’
When does ‘WWE: Unreal’ come out?
“WWE: Unreal” will be released on Netflix sometime this summer. An official date has not yet been revealed, but The Streamable will update this article as soon a we know more.
How many episodes will ‘WWE: Unreal’ have?
“WWE: Unreal” will have 10 episodes in its first season, each with a runtime of 50 minutes.
Watch a trailer for ‘WWE: Unreal’
What is ‘WWE: Unreal’ about?
“WWE: Unreal” will take fans along for the ride with their favorite WWE superstars as they exit the ring and step back into their own lives. For the first time, “WWE: Unreal” will also allow viewers to step into the writers’ room and get a better look at how the storylines they go crazy for on the screen come to life.
What other WWE content can you watch on Netflix?
As mentioned above, viewers in the United States can watch “WWE Raw” every Monday night live with each Netflix plan. Internationally, the streamer carries even more WWE content, including premium live events and other weekly shows.
Can you stream ‘WWE: Unreal’ on Netflix for free?
No, Netflix does not offer a free trial of any kind to new or returning customers. The cheapest way to watch “WWE: Unreal” with a Netflix subscription is to sign up for the streamer’s ad-supported Standard with Ads plan, which costs $8 per month.
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