The show’s executive producers include Orange Is The New Black‘s Tara Herrmann, Carly Mensch, and Jenji Kohan and looks to take the same approach of using a humorous medium to discuss real issues. At the end of her rope, she attends an audition for GLOW, which turns out to be the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (while the show is fictional, GLOW was a real thing in the ’80s).

If you need proof or that idea interests you, Netflix‘s newest show GLOW and its trailer might interest you.Īlison Brie plays Ruth Wilder, an actress in the 1980s who is not getting the kind of roles she envisioned. Besides, the wrestling of today is nowhere near as bizarre as it used to be. Of course it can be hokey and weird and incomprehensible, but that’s part of the charm for it. “We can’t wait to share the thrilling sports entertainment experience of WOW–Women Of Wrestling with a wider audience,” he added.I will fully admit upfront that I love professional wrestling. We are proud to be adding this iconic franchise to our diverse portfolio and can’t wait for the series to launch.”Ĭohen added that viewers will be inspired, empowered, and “thoroughly entertained” by the show. “We know that wrestling enthusiasts and new fans will be invested in the compelling backstories and next-level athleticism. “With Jeanie Buss and David McLane leading this remarkable team of Superheroes, we are bringing an unprecedented format for wrestling to weekend syndication,” said Dan Cohen, chief content licensing officer at Paramount Global. “We’re grateful to our partners at Paramount Global Content Distribution for providing a platform for these inspiring athletes.” “From sports to politics to business and beyond, women’s voices are being heard louder than ever, and the Superheroes of WOW couldn’t be more excited to step into the ring on September 17 and join this revolution,” said Buss. Buss owns WOW and the LA Lakers, and David McLane created the show and was behind the original GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling outfit. WOW is the brainchild of Jeanie Buss and David McLane. Affiliates owned by station groups CBS Stations, Sinclair, Nexstar, Hearst Television, Gray, and Tegna will broadcast WOW in 100% of their markets. WOW - Women of Wrestling heads to syndication thanks to Paramount Global Content Distribution. Not all Live TV Streaming Services carry all affiliates, so it may not be available on all services in every market. Some of the larger markets are listed below. What Affiliates Are Carrying WOW?ĭepending on your marketing WOW - Women of Wrestling will air on a different broadcast channel and different time. You can also watch on-demand on Pluto TV and The CW App.

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