WWE Slam City

2014 · Animation · Comedy · Kids · Action & Adventure

All of the WWE Superstars are fired and sent to Slam City to find day jobs. Plunged into new career challenges, they pack every street corner with work to do and scores to settle.

Episodes

▶1. Auto-Tude Adjustment2m · After being fired from the WWE by a mysterious masked man - "The Finisher" - John Cena takes a job as a mechanic at a local auto repair shop.▶2. Alberto the Barista2m · Coffeehouse barista extraordinaire Alberto Del Rio finds himself at odds with a very unsatisfied customer in Damien Sandow.▶3. A Big Brawl2m · John Cena's latest customer is an unreasonable Big Show, and their attitudes (and bodies) collide inside a jumper cable ring.▶4. Cafeteria Chaos2m · Santino Marella arrives to try to take Kane's job as chef, but the Big Red Monster won't give up his post so easily.▶5. The Crossing Guard2m · When traffic refuses to stop to allow school children to cross safely, Rey Mysterio springs into action to clear the way.▶6. Surround, Pound and Stadium Beating: Part 12m · Theater usher Sheamus has to confront the most obnoxious theater-goer ever in Brock Lesnar, resulting in the two of them being thrown into the movie itself!▶7. Cold... Stone Cold2m · A visit from WWE Legend Stone Cold Steve Austin has Alberto Del Rio scrambling to figure out how to prepare a Stone Cold Latte.▶8. Hot Enough for Ya?2m · Kane serves up meatloaf to a bratty kid who wants his lunch a little hotter than usual. The Devil's favorite Demon is more than happy to oblige!▶9. Perky the Penguin2m · Chuck E. Cheese style host Mark Henry battles an evil animatronic penguin for the soul of the kids birthday pizza haven.▶10. Sundae in the Park with Punk2m · CM Punk accidentally spills onto the Miz's pristine business suit, and a battle over who should pay the dry cleaning bill ensues.▶11. Surround, Pound and Stadium Beating: Part 22m · Sheamus and Brock Lesnar roll into the old west where they continue to battle over who's in charge of the movie.▶12. Battle for the Streets2m · Rey Mysterio is challenged by Damien Sandow over who is more qualified to take care of the children and grandmothers crossing the street.▶13. The Finisher2m · Behind the scenes at WWE, The Finisher reveals his dastardly plan - imprisoning Mr. McMahon and out to steal the WWE Championship, proclaiming himself to be Champion!▶14. Between a Rock and a Pizza: Part 12m · As Mark Henry settles in for his dinner pizza, The Rock bursts in to claim the pizza for himself. They battle, only to be outwitted by an animatronic penguin!▶15. Between a Rock and a Pizza: Part 22m · Mark Henry and The Rock team up to chase down and defeat the animatronic penguin army once and for all.▶16. We All Scream for Ice Cream2m · CM Punk brawls with Damien Sandow over the value of wisdom versus ice cream, and Punk leads Sandow brilliantly into a trap with the monster Kane.▶17. Coffee Showdown2m · Alberto challenges Miz to a duel after the cocky Superstar threatens to use the facilities without making a purchase. Coffeehouse blasphemy!▶18. Recipe for Disaster2m · Daniel Bryan visits his old tag team partner Kane's kitchen, desperate to find a recipe of old. But Rey Mysterio has designs on a food fight!▶19. The Wandering Nomad2m · Unable to find a job anywhere in Slam City, Santino wanders the streets alone, until a happy accident puts him in the most unlikely employment.▶20. Best Dessert in the World2m · When Mark Henry shows up for some ice cream, CM Punk can't resist poking the bear, but the net result is damage to Punk's prized ice cream cart.▶21. Resistant Gorilla2m · Randy Orton rules the zoo with an iron fist, but an unruly gorilla resists bath time. What's an apex predator to do?▶22. Who Is the Apex Serpent?2m · The Viper Randy battles with the Cobra Santino over who is the more dominant snake in the zoo, but both are outdone by a surprise Rattlesnake Steve Austin.▶23. Randy Gets His Goat2m · Randy's new mentor Steve Austin helps him in a confrontation with an out-of-his-realm goatman in the bearded and bushy Daniel Bryan.▶24. Surround, Pound, and Stadium Beating: Part 32m · Sheamus and Brock roll through a variety of movie genres before finally winding up back in Slam City, much to the audience's delight.▶25. Finale: Part One2m · As John Cena closes up shop for the night, The Finisher is caught with his hand in the cookie jar stealing the WWE Championship.▶26. Finale: Part Two2m · The Finisher has captured John Cena in his dastardly trap, but a surprise entrance from The Rock and the two team up to defeat the villain.

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