Episode
Raw: December 16, 1996
Overview
A frustrated Bret Hart lashes out on his rivals and adopts a new attitude with "Stone Cold" Steve Austin becoming the object of his wrath. Sibling rivalry goes too far when Bart and Billy Gunn face off against each other in the main event. Plus, Shawn Michaels, WWE Champion Sycho Sid, and many more.
Details
- Series
- Raw
- Season
- Season 4
- Episode
- Episode 49
- Air date
- 1996-12-16
- Runtime
- 47 min
Episode context
December 16, 1996 is Episode 49 in 1996 of Raw. It aired on 1996-12-16. The runtime is 47 min.
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Episode 48: December 9, 1996
The Undertaker and Mankind battle in a No Holds Barred main event. While Bret Hart prepares for his upcoming WWE Championship opportunity at In Your House, the "Hit Man" gives an interview about recent events in WWE. Plus, Sycho Sid takes on Hunter Hearst Helmsley, Goldust goes one-on-one against Bart Gunn, and much, much more.
Episode 50: December 23, 1996
WWE Champion Sycho Sid shows the WWE Universe the meaning of attitude during an interview. Shawn Michaels expresses his feelings about the WWE Championship picture. Bret Hart walks a razor's edge in the main event. Hunter Hearst Helms, Rocky Maivia and more in action. Plus, the legendary Mil Mascaras makes his Monday Night Raw debut.
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Episode 47: December 2, 1996
Billy Gunn and Intercontinental Champion Hunter Hearst Helmsley take on Marc Mero & Jake "The Snake" Roberts. Shawn Michaels joins the show via satellite for a special interview. Plus, Sycho Sid's WWE Championship defense against "Stone Cold" Steve Austin in London, England is revisited, Flash Funk battles The Goon, and more.
Episode 51: December 30, 1996
Episode 46: November 25, 1996
While Bret Hart looks to settle a sibling rivalry in one-on-one action, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin shows the "Hit Man" that their problems are far from over. From his home in San Antonio, Shawn Michaels, along side Jose Lothario, shares his thoughts on Sycho Sid's despicable actions Plus, Marc Mero faces Billy Gunn, Rocky Maivia in action, and more.
Episode 45: November 18, 1996
New WWE Champion Sycho Sid speaks about his victory over Shawn Michaels and sends a message to Bret Hart. When The Executioner targets "Stone Cold" Steve Austin in his confrontation with Mankind, Austin receives help from an unlikely source. Plus, Faarooq takes on Savio Vega, Leif Cassidy & Bob "Spark Plugg" Holly in a tag team action, and more.
Episode 44: November 11, 1996
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin takes on Bob "Spark Plugg" Holly in the main event. The problems between WWE Champion Shawn Michaels and Sycho Sid reach a boiling point when they team up to challenge the British Bulldog & Owen Hart for their Tag Team Championship. All this and more.
Episode 43: November 4, 1996
Brian Pillman prepares to give an interview via satellite from his home while he recuperates from his recent injury. However, things take a dangerous turn when Pillman and his family are targeted by his old friend "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. Plus, The Sultan battles Alex Porteau, Goldust takes on The Stalker, and much more.
Episode 42: October 28, 1996
WWE Champion Shawn Michaels takes on Tag Team Champion The British Bulldog. With Bret Hart at his home in Calgary and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin at WWE Studios, both men are interviewed live via satellite about their upcoming face off at Survivor Series. Plus, Billy Gunn battles Freddie Joe Floyd, Crush squares off against Aldo Montoya, and more.
Episode 41: October 21, 1996
Bret Hart returns and makes some stunning proclamations about his WWE future. While Mr. Perfect is scheduled to take on Hunter Hearst Helmsley in the main event, a plot is revealed that could bring championship gold to the Connecticut Blue Blood. Plus, The Smoking Gunns take on The Godwinns, Sycho Sid in singles action, and more.
Episode 40: October 14, 1996
Stone Cold Steve Austin and WWE Champion Shawn Michaels face off in the main event. The Undertaker and Mankind deliver their last remarks.
Episode 39: October 7, 1996
Sycho Sid takes on Goldust. The New and Improved Rockers flex their in-ring abilities in a match against The Smoking Gunns. After recently being revealed to be the voice behind Double J's musical career, the "Real Double J" Jesse James breaks his silence. Plus, The Sultan battles Aldo Montoya, Vader bites off more than he can chew, and much more.