Superstars #1: April 16, 2009
16th April 2009Superstars #2: April 23, 2009
23rd April 2009Superstars #3: April 30, 2009
30th April 2009Superstars #4: May 7, 2009
7th May 2009Superstars #5: May 14, 2009
14th May 2009Superstars #6: May 21, 2009
21st May 2009Superstars #7: May 28, 2009
28th May 2009Superstars #8: June 4, 2009
4th June 2009Superstars #9: June 11, 2009
11th June 2009Superstars #10: June 18, 2009
18th June 2009Superstars #11: June 25, 2009
25th June 2009Superstars #12: July 2, 2009
2nd July 2009Superstars #13: July 9, 2009
9th July 2009Superstars #14: July 16, 2009
16th July 2009Superstars #15: July 23, 2009
23rd July 2009Superstars #16: July 30, 2009
30th July 2009Superstars #17: August 6, 2009
6th August 2009Superstars #18: August 13, 2009
13th August 2009Superstars #19: August 20, 2009
20th August 2009Superstars #20: August 27, 2009
27th August 2009Superstars #21: September 3, 2009
3rd September 2009Superstars #22: September 10, 2009
10th September 2009Superstars #23: September 17, 2009
17th September 2009Superstars #24: September 24, 2009
24th September 2009Superstars #25: October 1, 2009
1st October 2009Superstars #26: October 8, 2009
8th October 2009Superstars #27: October 15, 2009
15th October 2009Superstars #28: October 22, 2009
22nd October 2009Superstars #29: October 29, 2009
29th October 2009Superstars #30: November 5, 2009
5th November 2009Superstars #31: November 12, 2009
12th November 2009Superstars #32: November 19, 2009
19th November 2009Superstars #33: November 26, 2009
26th November 2009Superstars #34: December 3, 2009
3rd December 2009Superstars #35: December 10, 2009
10th December 2009Superstars #36: December 17, 2009
17th December 2009Superstars #37: December 24, 2009
24th December 2009Superstars #38: December 31, 2009
31st December 2009WWE Superstars is a professional wrestling television program produced by WWE that originally aired on WGN America in the United States. It debuted on April 16, 2009 and ended its domestic broadcasting on April 7, 2011. After the final domestic TV broadcast the show moved to an internet broadcast format while maintaining a traditional television broadcast in international markets. The show features mid-to-low card WWE superstars and divas, in a format similar to the former show WWE Heat which served the same purpose. Big names such as John Cena and Randy Orton previously appeared on the show at its beginning. The show also previously featured talent from the now-defunct ECW brand.
