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WWE Experience
WWE Experience logo
Format	Sports Entertainment
Created by	Vince McMahon
Starring	World Wrestling Entertainment
Country of origin
No. of episodes	262 (as of May 10, 2009)
Production
Camera setup	Multicamera setup
Running time	60 minutes per episode
Broadcast
Original channel	Syndicated
Picture format	480i (SDTV)
Original run	May 2, 2004 (US), October 8, 2006 (Canada) – September 2005 (US) Still airs in International markets

The WWE Experience, hosted by Jack Korpela, is a television series produced by World Wrestling Entertainment which recaps events taking place on Raw, SmackDown, and ECW that started in May 2004.

Contents 1 History 2 Hosts 3 Substitute Hosts 4 The Score 4.1 Hosts

[edit] History

The show was originally hosted by Todd Grisham and Ivory. The setting was outdoors and usually around New York City. When WWE programming moved to the USA Network during September 2005, The WWE Experience was cancelled in America to later be replaced with WWE A.M. RAW, but the show continued to be produced for the overseas audience. The filming was moved to the WWE studios in Stamford, Connecticut under the excuse that Grisham hated to film in the rain.^{[citation needed]} Ivory was released from WWE a few weeks before the cancellation of the show in the US. In July 2006, Todd Grisham was replaced as host by Josh Mathews. On air, Matthews reportedly said, "No reason, Todd's gone, [Josh is] here, deal with it", but occasionally Todd Grisham still hosts the show. Jonathan Coachman also hosted one episode in late 2006.

[edit] Hosts

Year(s)	Host(s)
2004-2005	Ivory
2004-2006	Todd Grisham
2006-2009	Josh Mathews
2009-present	Jack Korpela

[edit] Substitute Hosts

Year(s)	Host(s)
2006	Jonathan Coachman
2007 & 2008	Jack Korpela

[edit] The Score

There is also a different version of the show that now airs on the Canadian Sports Network The Score on Sundays from 7-8 pm est. It recaps RAW, SmackDown, and ECW. Originally hosted by Ryan Paton, Glenn Schiiler and Derek Snider, it is currently hosted by The Score's own Greg Sansone, produced by Shane Brown, and edited by Jason Whissell and Kevin D. Broome. It first aired on Sunday October 8, 2006 and now airs every Sunday.

[edit] Hosts

Year(s)	Host(s)
2006	Ryan Paton
2006-2008	Glenn Schiiler and Derek Snider
2008-present	Greg Sansone

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